Civil preparedness officer vs co-owner & director

Differences between civil preparedness officer and co-owner & director duties and responsibilities

Civil preparedness officer example responsibilities.

• Manage the regional office's EEO program.
• Manage a geotechnical investigation that include determining boring locations and soliciting bids.
• Design and implement business plans including KPI's.
• Perform as one of the UN's focal points for joint projects with NGOs in the municipality.
• Conduct classroom training to initiate new DOJ civil rights food assistance programs for FNS and state managers.
• Double TOS copay collections by educating staff about insurance eligibility, copay interpretation and patients about their responsibility.
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Co-owner & director example responsibilities.

• Manage invoicing, A/P, A/R, reconciliations and payroll and other general financial duties.
• Manage all financial aspects of company including, QuickBooks financial software, accounts payable, and accounts receivable activities.
• Manage all aspects of day-to-day operations, including sales, customer relations, hiring, training, payroll, and purchasing.
• Manage the day to day operation/financial operations of Medicare certify home health agency.
• Keep all financial records in QuickBooks.
• Work with co-owner on SEO to increase website views.
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