Total 2,022 job vacancies in Clovis, California

Major duties include, but are not limited to:

• Evaluates and advises management officials on specific courses of action to follow in making public announcements, particularly on policy statements which inform the public on medical facility positions.
• Cultivates and maintains contacts with institutions, state and city officials, community organizations, industry, and other centers of influence to improve the public's understanding and awareness of medical facility activities.
• Analyzes and evaluates comments, proposals, or suggestions in the local community, among employees, and in the media outlets in developing recommendations for management concerning the medical facility's impact in the community.
• Initiates and prepares responses to inquiries from interested groups and the general public concerning policies and activities of the medical facility public involvement program.
• Establishes cooperative working relationships with the local media; writes and disseminates news releases and feature articles regarding the medical facility mission, functions, programs, and policies to print and broadcast media representatives.
• Organizes and coordinates print and broadcast media interviews with staff members; and oversees all arrangements with the media involving medical facility activities.
• Prepares scripts, audio-visual materials, and brochures for ceremonies, presentations, briefings, and orientations.
• Develops public affairs action plans. Identifies items for information dissemination based on knowledge of medical facility mission and the recognized need for public or internal knowledge of the purposes and backgrounds of facility programs.
• Arranges for special events to include group tours, special visitors, facility activities, community outreach, and community events.
• Provides photography and videography support to including taking photographs, filming videos, and editing products.

At the full performance level, major duties include:

• Serves as the EEO counselor on challenging cases involving complex and multifaceted issues including cases involving disparate impact, class actions, cases involving senior leaders or similar complicating factors making the case highly sensitive.
• Processes formal EEO complaints in accordance with 29 C.F.R. §1614 and EEOC's MD-110, analyzes formal complaints of discrimination to recommended acceptance and/or dismissal for investigation, drafts acceptance and/or procedural dismissal letters, conducts sufficiency reviews on reports of investigations, and prepares correspondence for hearings and appeals.
• Assesses all incoming contacts, cases, and/or reports of investigation to determine whether specific behaviors or actions should be reported to the Anti-Harassment Program and/or the Office of Professional Conduct and/or the Office of the Inspector General.
• Collaborates with the Branch Manager and co-workers to identify trends stemming from complaint and/or counseling activity and makes recommendations for preventive actions. Presents data trends and preventive actions to OEEO leadership, Regional Offices, the Diversity and Inclusion Executive Advisory Council, and FDIC leadership.
• Develops and presents training. Serves as an expert advisor in matters pertaining to EEO and workplace complaints and investigations. Presents, supports, and discusses investigative findings or supports and discusses counseling reports. Coordinates and conducts conferences and meetings to explain EEO policies and principles, the EEO Complaints process, and the prevention of protected class harassment and/or discrimination.

• The Senior EEO Specialist plans, organizes, and oversees efforts that are aimed at achieving the EEO Complaint Program accomplishments on challenging cases involving complex and multifaceted issues including cases involving disparate impact, class actions, cases involving senior leaders or similar complicating factors making the case highly sensitive.
• Presents data trends and preventive actions to OEEO leadership, Regional Offices, the Diversity and Inclusion Executive Advisory Council, and FDIC leadership.
• Provides EEO counseling to employees, former employees, or applicants for employment who believe they have been discriminated against based on race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or status as a parent. Informs employees, former employees, or applicants for employment of all FDIC and federal options and resources available to them to resolve their issues. Understands these options and resources with sufficient specificity to explain and inform employees on these options. Receives cases directly from FDIC employees and applicants, work is not assigned by supervisor.
• Provides technical advice to managers, supervisor, and individuals participating in the EEO process of their rights and responsibilities under the appropriate legal authorities including, but not limited to, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, as amended; the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended; the Equal Pay Act; or other executive orders or statutes prohibiting discrimination in Federal employment as applicable to the FDIC.
• Develops and presents training. Serves as an expert advisor in matters pertaining to EEO and workplace investigations. Presents, supports, and discusses investigative findings. Coordinates and conducts conferences and meetings to explain EEO policies and principles, the EEO Complaints process, and the prevention of protected class harassment and/or discrimination.

You will:

• Serve as a confidential special analyst to the Regional Administrator. Provides sound advice and recommendations to the Regional Administrator with regard to the most sensitive and confidential issues, as well as issues of a novel, unprecedented, and controversial nature using program and regional expertise to promote plans and programs of personal concern to the Regional Senior leadership and the Agency.
• Coordinate with Region 9 and Agency executive leadership on the Regional Administrator’s program administration plans. Directs and oversees special projects or studies of cross-regional, cross-agency, or national significance which are novel, unprecedented, confidential, and/or highly complex in nature; assumes leaderships and provides direction with minimal oversight by the Regional Administrator.
• Establish liaisons with other agencies and organizations with environmental program interests and issues. Serves as point of contact for direct interactions between Region 9’s Regional Administrator’s Office, Headquarters, and senior managers from other Agency offices, Federal Agencies, state and local governments and various public and private organizations nationwide and internationally to gather and analyze information about agency processes and programs.

One or more positions may be filled (in the organization advertised and/or in other organizations), if appropriate to the position.

• You will investigate, analyze, and recommend corrective action for problems pertaining to the design, installation, and maintenance of shipboard machinery and systems.
• You will provide material services and technical support to insure adequate fleet readiness.
• You will plan work and assign tasks to subordinates within their areas of specialization.
• You will coordinate background investigations and research into complex machinery equipment and system problems.
• You will provide engineering guidance and technical guidance to junior technical personnel.
• You will review reports prepared by technical personnel to ensure compliance with administrative and procedural requirements.
• You will identify developmental training needs of employees.

• Serve as a technical expert on projects involving Land and Water Conservation Fund, drinking water, wastewater, facilities, and realty concerning water quality compliance, environmental planning, and remediation of contaminated sites on public lands.
• Provide technical guidance to the State, District, and Field Offices regarding planning, remediation, design, operation and maintenance, training and certification, and hazardous waste management efforts.
• Conducts analyses, and prepares guidance concerning the environmental impacts of proposals, drinking water/wastewater quality compliance, and/or management of cleanup situations on public lands.
• Support project development, restoration work, and water quality compliance based on NEPA, CERCLA, federal and local drinking water/wastewater quality requirements, policy, standards, and best practices.
• Provides assistance and oversight in preparing proposals for contracts. Review and manage contracts.
• Collaborates with other BLM offices and outside agencies when developing implementation strategies, including program and legislative proposals to advance program objectives and goals.
• Renders professional judgement, communication, and decision making with little oversight.

• Serve as a technical expert on projects involving Land and Water Conservation Fund, drinking water, wastewater, facilities, and realty concerning water quality compliance, environmental planning, and remediation of contaminated sites on public lands.
• Provide technical guidance to the State, District, and Field Offices regarding planning, remediation, design, operation and maintenance, training and certification, and hazardous waste management efforts.
• Conducts analyses, and prepares guidance concerning the environmental impacts of proposals, drinking water/wastewater quality compliance, and/or management of cleanup situations on public lands.
• Support project development, restoration work, and water quality compliance based on NEPA, CERCLA, federal and local drinking water/wastewater quality requirements, policy, standards, and best practices.
• Provides assistance and oversight in preparing proposals for contracts. Review and manage contracts.
• Collaborates with other BLM offices and outside agencies when developing implementation strategies, including program and legislative proposals to advance program objectives and goals.
• Renders professional judgement, communication, and decision making with little oversight.

Total-Rewards-of-an-Allied-Health-VA-Career-Brochure.pdf

Medical Support Assistant: vacareers.va.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/Total-Rewards-of-a-MSA-VA-Career-Flyer.pdf

Major duties include:

• Work involves specialized administrative judgment and the flexible use of a wide range of clinical flow processes relating to access to care across multiple clinics, specialties, and/or care in the community resources.
• Recommends changes to existing clinic procedures based on current administrative guidelines.
• Expertise in utilizing numerous advanced patient systems in support of multiple clinics involved in an interdisciplinary coordinated care delivery model.
• Coordinates with the patient care team to review clinic appointment availability (utilization) to ensure that clinic schedules are closely monitored to effectively support the needs of the clinics and makes adjustments as necessary.
• Develops and/or maintains effective and efficient communication with the patient, interdisciplinary coordinated care delivery model teams, VA medical centers, and other agencies (e.g., assist with communications during the inpatient to outpatient discharge; communicate with non-VA medical facilities: prepare correspondence to notify patients of normal lab results; manage a system for follow-up care such as consults, tests, etc.).

VA offers a comprehensive total rewards package: VA Nurse Total Rewards

Pay: Competitive salary, regular salary increases, potential for performance awards
Paid Time Off: 50 days of paid time off per year (26 days of annual leave, 13 days of sick leave, 11 paid Federal holidays per year)
Retirement: Traditional federal pension (5 years vesting) and federal 401K with up to 5% in contributions by VA
Insurance: Federal health/vision/dental/term life/long-term care (many federal insurance programs can be carried into retirement)
Licensure: 1 full and unrestricted license from any US State or territory
Work Schedule: 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday
Virtual: This is not a virtual position.
Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized
Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized

The Assistant Chief Nurse executes position responsibilities demonstrating leadership, experience, and innovative approaches to managing complex outpatient care. This role supports nursing personnel, fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, and ensures compliance with regulatory standards while driving quality improvement initiatives and operational efficiency.

Major duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Providing leadership and oversight for nursing care delivery across ambulatory care programs, ensuring alignment with VA policies and national standards.
• Supervising outpatient Nurse Managers, mentoring emerging leaders, and fostering professional development through shared governance and performance improvement.
• Managing administrative functions such as staffing oversight, scheduling, leave approval, and performance evaluations to ensure operational continuity.
• Leading process improvement initiatives to enhance patient outcomes, access, quality of care, and resource utilization.
• Coordinating regulatory and environmental surveys while ensuring timely compliance with accreditation standards.
• Promoting a culture of accountability, inclusivity, and staff empowerment aligned with Magnet principles and VA core values.
• Collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to standardize care delivery models and improve patient-centered outcomes through innovative practices.
• Supporting Human Resources and Labor Relations activities, including recruitment, retention strategies, and conflict resolution.
• Monitoring clinical standards of care through systematic evaluation and implementing action plans for positive change.
• Acting as a liaison between clinical staff and organizational leadership to align nursing objectives with strategic goals.

As a INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS SPECIALIST you will be responsible for the following duties:

- The incumbent needs to understand that risk, as it pertains to cleared industry, is a function of threat, vulnerability and consequence/value. The incumbent understands the interrelationship of these variables for cleared industry. The incumbent evaluates, prioritizes and manages risk within the cleared industry portfolio they are assigned in coordination with the Regional Mission Director, CI and Region Operation Officer.
- The incumbent serves as a technical expert and consultant on CI and counter-proliferation issues involving facilities where Critical Program Information (CPI) resides, and facilitates support for DoD Research, Development, and Acquisition (RDA) programs. The incumbent provides advice and guidance as the basis for the development of new countermeasures/mitigation strategies to deter and/or detect' s FIE's attempts at illegally acquiring sensitive or classified CPI or RDA information and technology. This also includes using initiative and resourcefulness in deviating from traditional CI methods to develop new methods, criteria, and proposed strategies to counter FIE activities.
- The incumbent brings broad experience in CI collection and reporting. The incumbent conducts CI collection activities in cleared industry and produces and disseminates relevant reports meeting the full range of DCSA and DoD collection requirements. The incumbent prepares Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs) meeting National and DoD CI collection requirements.
- The incumbent maintains highly collaborative relationships with other DoD components, USG Law Enforcement (LE) and Intelligence Community (IC) counterparts, and with cleared contractors, to understand their requirements and to enable DCSA to collect, evaluate and share complete, threat information relevant to each counterpart. The incumbent is active in relevant counterpart forums, such as CI working groups; counter-proliferation working groups; research development and acquisition working groups; and CI task forces, to name a few.
- The incumbent develops an understanding of the investigative and operational information thresholds required by counterpart USG LE agencies and Military Department CI Organizations to support the initiation of investigations and operations. The incumbent collects and refers complete information answering the basic interrogatives required by our counterparts, typically documenting who, what, when, where, why and the how of a suspicious contact.
- The incumbent synchronizes all CI activities as an equal partner with DCSA Industrial Security Representatives and Information System Security Professionals to maximize DCSA mission efficiency and effectiveness in thwarting FIE and foreign commercial adversary attempts to obtain sensitive and classified U.S. information and technology. The incumbent participates in the Security Vulnerability Assessment process at cleared industry facilities to identify vulnerabilities and threats to sensitive and classified information and technology and recommend effective strategies.
- The incumbent supports all DCSA personnel in matters involving CI awareness and reporting requirements, the foreign intelligence threat, and makes recommendations for the implementation of appropriate CI countermeasures necessary to counter FIE collection efforts targeting DCSA.
- The incumbent prepares and presents significant case briefings for senior USG officials to articulate the threat to sensitive and classified technologies and programs in cleared industry. The incumbent also conducts CI threat awareness training to sensitize DCSA and cleared contractor personnel to the threats posed by FIEs per DoD 5240.06, "Counterintelligence (CI) Awareness and Reporting". They also develop, plans, or contributes to DCSA and to DCSA' Center for Development of Security Excellence (CDSE) training programs on CI, insider threat, and cyber threat related issues for all DCSA employees and for cleared contractors.

This position will support landscape scale restoration efforts through control of construction contracts to restore, rehabilitate and or stabilize watersheds through road decommissioning. Some of the duties you will perform include but are not limited to the following:

• Develops project agreements, estimates for project management services, and other documents related to project setup with minimal assistance.
• Serves as a certified Contracting Officer Representative in accordance with applicable training requirements of Federal Acquisition Regulations on design and construction projects as assigned.
• Assist in developing independent Government Cost Estimates, Statements of Work and/or Scopes of Services, and other documents required for the procurement of design and construction contracts.
• Tracks project budget, monitors project sites for safety, conducts inspections on completed work and coordinates project closeout activities on projects of minimal to moderate complexity.
• Facilitates meetings, monitor and document project progress through photos, daily/weekly logs and other documentation. Coordinates with project stakeholders to address unforeseen conditions.

• Coordinate patient scheduling activities of the medical facility to ensure a smooth flow of daily services.
• Resolve problems that arise from late appointments, emergencies, or walk-ins that could delay scheduled patients being seen in a timely manner.
• Interview patients who request medical examination/treatment to obtain pertinent information.
• Respond to requests for non-technical information on such subjects as hours of operation, how to complete various medical forms, and locations of other medical departments/facilities.
• Extract medical information from patients’ records as requested/needed by the medical staff.
• Process and distribute incoming correspondence, publications, and other documents.

Total-Rewards-of-an-Allied-Health-VA-Career-Brochure.pdf

Medical Support Assistant: vacareers.va.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/Total-Rewards-of-a-MSA-VA-Career-Flyer.pdf

Major duties include:

• Assists the unit with complex and non-standard procedures, including clinical flow processes related to access to care across multiple clinics, specialties, and/or community resources.
• Ensuring accurate and timely scheduling of appointments.
• Provided guidance to staff members, to include changes in policies and procedures, creating and maintaining employee work schedules.
• Acts as a liaison among Advanced MSA staff, patients, and other interdisciplinary staff to resolve day-to-day conflicts.

• Operating an electronic checkout system, making change, and verifying the change fund and amount of currency received during an assigned shift.
• Managing change machines and ensuring proper amounts of cash and coins are available.
• Assisting customers by answering questions concerning prices, identification, and location of items.
• Counting cash and negotiable instruments to prepare an accountability report.
• Managing the self-checkout registers assisting customers in the correct processing of their purchases.
• Changing register tape, and clearing routine equipment and scanning jams on registers.

• Independently formulate full treatment plans based on sound evaluation and diagnoses consistent with current and/ or evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.
• Coordinate with facility and community resources to provide multi- disciplinary comprehensive care to all patients.
• Perform emergency services or crisis intervention, including life-saving emergency procedures when necessary.
• Serve as member of the professional medical staff and/ or faculty to provide advisory and consultative services on various meetings, committees, conferences, and/ or boards.
• Evaluate the care provided to patients at Military Treatment Facility.
• Advise on difficult or complex cases.
• Serve as a member of the faculty for the Family Medicine Residency Program.