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Personnel Board of Jefferson County · Greater Birmingham, Alabama Area
Public Health Nurse - Jefferson County Department of Health
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Requirements
FEMA IS 200; FEMA IS 800
Bonus and benefits
Health Insurance · Pension/Retirement Plan · Paid Holidays · medical and dental insurance · employer-sponsored retirement plan (pension) · generous paid holidays · sick leave
All stated details
- Role
- Public Health Nurse - Jefferson County Department of Health
- Role details
- Full-time
- Base pay
- pay range for this job is presented below: $62,129 - $96,387
- Location and setting
- Greater Birmingham, Alabama Area; public-health
- Bonus and benefits
- Health Insurance · Pension/Retirement Plan · Paid Holidays · medical and dental insurance · employer-sponsored retirement plan (pension) · generous paid holidays · sick leave
- Requirements
- FEMA IS 200; FEMA IS 800
- Hiring employer
- Personnel Board of Jefferson County
- Posting status
- Active
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