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SupportKind is hiring a Paralegal in Baltimore, MD. This position supports the legal team by handling a range of tasks that require strong attention to detail and solid organizational skills.
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The paralegal will assist attorneys with case preparation, help manage legal documents, and contribute to research efforts. Daily work includes drafting legal documents and ensuring all case materials are organized and accessible.
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Conduct legal research to support ongoing cases
Draft and review legal documents
Assist attorneys with preparing for hearings and meetings
SupportKind is hiring a Paralegal in Baltimore, MD. This position supports the legal team by handling a range of tasks that require strong attention to detail and solid organizational skills. Role overview The paralegal will assist attorneys with case preparation, help manage legal documents, and contribute to research efforts. Daily work includes drafting l…
Join our dedicated team at Jobs for Humanity as a Paralegal. In this role, you will provide essential legal support, collaborating with attorneys to ensure seamless case management and documentation. Your attention to detail and commitment to legal excellence will play a vital role in serving our diverse community.
Job Summary:Latitude Inc. is looking for a skilled Transactional Finance Paralegal to assist our legal team in navigating a diverse array of intricate financial and corporate transactions. The ideal candidate will possess substantial experience in transactional law, exhibit meticulous attention to detail, and demonstrate the capacity to juggle multiple cases within a dynamic, fast-paced environment. This position involves supporting financing transactions from their inception to successful closure.
Join Our Team as a Senior Litigation ParalegalEmployment Type: Full-TimeDepartment: LegalCGS Federal is on the lookout for a seasoned Senior Litigation Paralegal to enhance our dynamic in-house government legal team. This pivotal role involves supporting various facets of our litigation efforts, including eDiscovery processes, workflow management, and direct attorney support.At CGS, we unite motivated, skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government's most pressing challenges using state-of-the-art technology. We invite candidates who are eager to contribute to government innovation, value collaboration, and can proactively address the needs of their colleagues. Our work environment fosters support and encourages professional development through diverse learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Draft complex legal documents with precision and attention to detail.- Evaluate incoming documents, understanding the nature and status of each case.- Prepare essential legal documents such as indictments, arrest warrants, motions, and legal memoranda.- Gather relevant information from criminal case files and law enforcement to support legal documentation.- Ensure all legal documents comply with local court rules and formatting standards.- Assist attorneys in trial preparation by compiling trial notebooks, organizing exhibits, and assembling jury instructions.- Work closely with victim/witness specialists to comply with departmental guidelines regarding victims' rights.- Alert case agents and staff about any victim/witness concerns.- Utilize legal research tools like Westlaw and Lexis/Nexis to confirm citations and statutory references.- Conduct thorough research to ensure accuracy in legal citations.- Edit and proofread legal briefs for clarity and precision.- File legal documents electronically with the U.S. District Court through the CM/ECF system.- Create organized tables of contents and indices for legal briefs.
Position Overview:As the Licensed Clinical Lead, you will serve as the primary clinical steward for your designated cases, ensuring that all aspects of the care plan are executed with adherence to the Positive Development (PD) model. This role emphasizes fieldwork, involving direct clinical observation, supervision, and coaching of Developmental Paraprofessionals (DPPs) and their families. You will work collaboratively with caregivers, interdisciplinary team members, and operational partners to achieve measurable outcomes while upholding the highest standards of clinical quality and compliance.Clinical Supervision and OversightConduct in-home and community visits to provide hands-on clinical supervision, observing DPP sessions, and delivering real-time feedback.Ensure that DPPs implement interventions in alignment with the Positive Development model and the clinical treatment plan.Perform fidelity checks and document performance metrics to guide ongoing training and development of DPPs.Collaborate with DPP Managers to assess field performance, identify support needs, and uphold model integrity.Ownership of Cases and Treatment Strategy DevelopmentExecute thorough clinical assessments (in-person) to assess developmental, behavioral, and relational functioning.Facilitate meetings with parents/caregivers to set family goals, priorities, and strategies for collaboration.Create, implement, and maintain personalized treatment plans that align with PD’s model and payer guidelines.Track client progress through data analysis and observation, adjusting goals and interventions as required.Lead interdisciplinary case reviews with internal and external providers (e.g., OT, SLP, MH, CM).Engagement with Families and CommunityFacilitate regular family coaching and educational sessions—both virtual and in-person—to enhance caregiver capacity and engagement.Organize community-based sessions to generalize skills across various environments.Assist families in navigating care transitions and accessing community resources as necessary.Documentation and Compliance...
Exciting Opportunity for Physician Assistants with Vohra Wound Physicians Are you ready to reclaim your work-life balance? Say goodbye to nights, calls, and weekends. Join Vohra Wound Physicians, the largest and most reputable wound care group in the United States. Why Choose Vohra Wound Physicians? • We are the leading specialists in wound care, providing care in over 3,000 facilities across 28 states.• As an innovative thought leader in wound care, you will enjoy clinical autonomy and a fulfilling work-life balance.• Our supportive environment allows you to focus on delivering exceptional patient outcomes without the burdens of paperwork.• We offer malpractice coverage, administrative assistance, and an intuitive electronic medical record (EMR) system.• Comprehensive paid training is provided. Your Ideal Fit: We are looking for passionate individuals eager to excel in wound care. If you value clinical experience, cultural fit, and a dedication to patient care, Vohra is the right place for you. You'll have the opportunity to learn from highly qualified physician peers and utilize advanced technologies. Requirements: • An active, unrestricted license in the state of practice.• Clinical work experience within the last 6 months. What Our Providers Are Saying: • “After 12 years with Vohra, I am grateful for the change.” - Dr. Steve Tran, Internal Medicine.• “Vohra has provided me with independence and a balance while caring for patients.” - Dr. Angela Crawford, General Surgeon.• “The Vohra Model respects the need for professional autonomy and ownership.” - Dr. Alan Powers, former Surgical Resident.
Join Our Team as a FOIA Paralegal!Employment Type: Full Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: Legal CGS Federal is on the lookout for a dedicated FOIA Paralegal to enhance our team in supporting the legal objectives of a prominent federal agency. This role presents an opportunity for candidates to showcase their skills in legal review and the processing of FOIA requests, along with various litigation support activities. At CGS, we unite motivated and skilled individuals to tackle some of the government's most challenging issues using innovative technology. We are searching for team members who are eager to drive government innovation, value teamwork, and can effectively anticipate the needs of their colleagues. We pride ourselves on fostering a supportive work environment and encourage professional development through a variety of learning opportunities. Key Responsibilities:- Conduct thorough searches and analyze document sets to distinguish between non-responsive and responsive documents, while screening for privilege or FOIA exemptions.- Redact and categorize responsive documents appropriately.- Execute legal research as required.- Draft legal documentation with precision. Qualifications:- Paralegal certificate, Juris Doctor (JD), or current enrollment in an ABA-accredited law school with at least one year of study completed is required.- Minimum of one year of litigation paralegal experience is mandatory; trial experience is preferred.- Familiarity with eDiscovery and document review tools such as Nuix Investigate and Relativity is highly desirable.- Proven experience in processing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.- In-depth knowledge of FOIA regulations and the application of exemptions.- Solid understanding of legal principles, including legal citation and the ability to cite-check legal motions and memoranda, along with proficiency in legal research tools like LEXIS and Westlaw.- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills are essential, along with hands-on experience with various computer applications, including document processing and database management.
Full-time|On-site|Baltimore, Maryland, United States
At Morgan & Morgan, we take pride in the significant work we do. For millions of Americans, we serve as their final safeguard against powerful insurance firms, large corporations, and substandard products. Our team of attorneys spans all 50 states, complemented by client support staff, innovative marketing professionals, and operational teams. Every individual at our firm plays a pivotal role in the ongoing battle for consumer rights. With over 6,000 dedicated employees, we are all unified by a single mission: For the People.SummaryWe are on the lookout for a skilled Litigation Paralegal to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will work in close collaboration with our accomplished attorneys, providing essential support throughout all phases of litigation, from pre-trial preparations to post-trial activities.ResponsibilitiesDraft and prepare legal documents such as pleadings, motions, affidavits, complaints, and legal memoranda.E-file all court documents in both state and federal courts.Facilitate communication with clients, courts, opposing counsel, and other parties.Conduct comprehensive legal research and factual investigations.Prepare discovery documents, including interrogatories and responses.Draft and serve summons.Coordinate and summarize depositions.Prepare trial binders and exhibits for court proceedings.Assist in drafting pleadings, motions, and appellate documents for filing in court.Perform administrative tasks such as calendaring hearings and deadlines, organizing case files, and managing logistics.Maintain organized indexes for pleadings and discoveries.Arrange exhibits, documents, evidence, briefs, and appendices.Support attorneys with interrogatories and other discovery requests.Gather pertinent information from various sources.Act as a liaison between trial teams and internal or external third parties.Prepare witnesses for trial.Assist with case settlements as needed.Undertake any additional tasks as assigned by the attorney.QualificationsAssociate degree, certificate, or equivalent work experience in a relevant field is preferred.High School Diploma or GED is required.Minimum of 2 years of litigation experience is required.Completion of a nationally accredited paralegal program is preferred.Experience in Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Premises Liability, or other injury-related practice areas is preferred.Ability to multitask, prioritize effectively, and manage workload with a positive attitude while requiring minimal supervision.Exceptional written and verbal communication skills are essential.
IT Subject Matter ExpertEmployment Type: Full Time, Experienced LevelDepartment: Information TechnologyAs an IT Subject Matter Expert (SME) at CGS Federal, you will leverage your expertise in application and systems software to support a diverse range of key stakeholders. Your role will involve analyzing intricate hardware, software, and telecommunication systems to establish effective processes and procedures for various use cases across departments. You will also consult on the design, development, documentation, and delivery of standard operating procedures, presentations, and training materials tailored for different audiences. The ideal candidate will demonstrate significant technical experience and performance in scenarios that require a wide array of knowledge and skills.CGS Federal is dedicated to assembling motivated, highly skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government's most pressing challenges through advanced technology. We are looking for candidates who are passionate about contributing to government innovation, value collaboration, and can anticipate and respond to the needs of others. At CGS, we foster a supportive environment and promote professional development through various learning opportunities.Skills and attributes for success:- Evaluate and refine procedures and standards using your expertise and best practices.- Collaborate with a diverse array of stakeholders and system users to deepen understanding of agency systems.- Partner with IT and business experts to coordinate program objectives, requirements, performance analysis, and innovation initiatives.- Propose enhancements for IT systems and other business operations.- Create and maintain documentation for processes and technology needs.- Outline strategies for upgrading or replacing information systems.- Assist in the operation and maintenance of complex IT systems.Qualifications:- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.- At least 5 years of experience with OBIEE, Oracle Forms, and Oracle Reports.- Must be a U.S. citizen.- Eligible to obtain security clearance.
Latitude Inc. is in search of a meticulous and highly organized Civil Litigation Paralegal to join our dynamic litigation team. The ideal candidate should possess substantial experience in managing legal documents, conducting thorough legal research, drafting pleadings, and providing comprehensive support to our attorneys throughout all stages of civil litigation. Strong communication skills, a solid grasp of civil procedures, and the capacity to juggle multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment are essential for success in this role.
Job Summary: Join our dynamic team at Latitude, Inc. as a Real Estate Paralegal. We are looking for a meticulous and knowledgeable professional to assist our attorneys in managing all facets of residential and commercial real estate transactions. The perfect candidate will possess a robust understanding of real estate law, exceptional organizational skills, and the capability to juggle multiple transactions while adhering to tight deadlines.
Full-time|On-site|Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Location: Baltimore, Maryland, United States About Morgan & Morgan Morgan & Morgan serves as an advocate for millions of Americans facing challenges from insurance companies, large corporations, and defective products. With a team of over 6,000 employees, including attorneys in all 50 states, client support, marketing, and operations, the firm is united by a mission to fight for consumer rights. Role Overview The Baltimore office seeks an experienced Litigation Paralegal to join the team. This position works closely with attorneys, providing key support throughout the trial process, from case preparation to post-trial activities. Main Responsibilities Draft and prepare legal documents, such as pleadings, motions, affidavits, and memoranda. File court documents electronically in state and federal courts. Communicate with clients, courts, and opposing counsel. Conduct legal research and factual investigations. Prepare discovery materials, including interrogatories and responses. Draft and serve summonses. Summarize and coordinate depositions. Compile trial binders and exhibits. Assist in drafting pleadings, motions, and appellate documents for court filing. Track hearings and deadlines, organize case files, and manage logistics. Maintain indexes of pleadings and discovery materials. Organize exhibits, documents, evidence, briefs, and appendices. Support attorneys with interrogatories and other discovery requests. Gather information from various sources as needed. Act as a liaison between trial teams and both internal and external stakeholders. Prepare witnesses for trial. Assist with case settlements and other tasks as directed by attorneys.
Job Title: Engineering Technician (E-Tech)Locations: VariousJob Type: Full-TimeOverview:We are looking for a skilled Engineering Technician (E-Tech) with substantial hands-on experience in the assembly of batteries and power electronic converters. This pivotal role involves not only assembling and testing complex systems but also troubleshooting issues to enhance the performance of our power electronics and energy storage solutions. Your contributions will be vital in ensuring our products meet rigorous industry standards and maintain efficiency.Key Responsibilities:- Assemble and rigorously test battery systems and power electronic converters.- Troubleshoot and repair electronic components, ensuring optimal product performance and quality.- Collaborate closely with engineers to refine designs and optimize assembly processes.- Conduct comprehensive tests and inspections to identify and resolve performance issues in electrical and electronic systems.- Maintain meticulous documentation of procedures, modifications, and test results.- Assist in the design and development of innovative products focused on energy storage and power conversion systems.- Uphold compliance with safety standards and protocols.Qualifications:- Minimum of 3 years of experience in the construction of batteries and power electronic converters.- Strong hands-on technical expertise with a concentration in power electronics.- Proven experience in troubleshooting and repairing electronic components.- Proficient in reading and interpreting schematics, blueprints, and technical drawings.- Familiarity with industry standards for battery systems and power electronics.- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, along with a keen attention to detail.- Strong communication and teamwork skills.Preferred Skills:- Knowledge of advanced battery technologies and power conversion methodologies.- Experience working with high-voltage systems and energy storage solutions.- Understanding of safety regulations within the electronics industry.Education:- Associate's degree or technical diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, or a related field.Benefits:- Competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package.- Opportunities for professional development and career advancement.- A collaborative and innovative working environment.
Full-time|Remote|Remote — Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Join Blew & Associates, P.A., a distinguished national leader in land surveying, engineering, and environmental services with an impressive legacy of over 130 years in the field. We are currently in search of a dedicated Survey Crew Chief to address the increasing needs of our diverse clientele across the nation. This pivotal role involves supervising field survey operations and ensuring the highest quality standards for all survey deliverables.Key ResponsibilitiesLead data collection efforts to ensure project completion:Identify boundaries, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while executing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys.Validate and reduce raw field data, conduct calculations, and manage survey data documentation.Conduct necessary project research to support fieldwork.Adhere to directives and work orders from project managers.Maintain daily communication with your Field Project Manager to confirm alignment with field schedules and report any deviations.Physical Work Environment Requirements:Capable of safely traversing rugged and remote terrains.Willingness to work outdoors in all weather conditions, including extreme temperatures and challenging environments.Ability to transport heavy equipment to job sites, regularly lifting up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting up to 100 pounds.Willingness to travel regionally and nationally as needed.Availability to work overtime, including weekends, when required.Foster and maintain strong relationships with clients, contractors, and team members.Ensure that projects are executed safely and efficiently, adhering to established schedules and budgets.Maintain and troubleshoot survey equipment as necessary in the field.
Exciting Onsite Opportunity in Baltimore!Salary: $80,000 - $96,000 per yearLatitude, Inc. is actively seeking a meticulous and proactive Real Estate Paralegal to assist our legal team in navigating diverse real estate transactions. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in the preparation, review, and management of documentation pertinent to both commercial and residential real estate matters. This position requires a strong understanding of legal compliance and regulatory frameworks, along with the ability to provide crucial support throughout the closing process.
Join our dynamic team at mcg1 as a Part-time Recruiter in Baltimore, MD! In this role, you will play a pivotal part in connecting talented individuals with exciting career opportunities. Your expertise in talent acquisition will help us build a diverse and skilled workforce.
Join Our Team as a Senior FOIA ParalegalEmployment Type: Full Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: LegalCGS Federal is on the lookout for a Senior FOIA Paralegal to enhance our dedicated team, supporting the legal objectives of a prominent federal agency. This role presents an exciting opportunity for candidates to showcase their expertise in legal review and the processing of FOIA requests, alongside various litigation support duties.At CGS, we unite passionate, highly skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government’s most pressing challenges using advanced technology. We are eager to find candidates who are enthusiastic about contributing to government innovation, value teamwork, and possess the foresight to meet the needs of others. CGS provides a supportive environment that encourages professional growth through a wealth of learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Conduct thorough searches and analyze document sets to distinguish between non-responsive and responsive documents, while screening for privileges and FOIA exemptions.- Redact and code documents that are responsive.- Execute detailed legal research.- Draft various legal documents as required.Qualifications:- Possession of a paralegal certificate, Juris Doctor (JD), or currently enrolled in an ABA-accredited law school with at least one year of academic study completed.- Minimum of one year of experience as a litigation paralegal; trial experience is advantageous.- Familiarity with eDiscovery tools such as Nuix Investigate, Relativity, and others is strongly preferred.- Proven experience in processing FOIA requests.- Solid understanding of FOIA regulations and exemptions.- Proficient in legal research tools such as LEXIS and Westlaw, and possess strong legal citation skills for document review.- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills; adept in various computer applications, including document review, file management systems, and word processing.
Join CGS Federal as a Senior UI/UX Designer and play a pivotal role in enhancing user experiences for a major Federal agency. This full-time position, based in Baltimore, MD, allows you to showcase your design expertise while contributing to government innovation.At CGS, we unite talented and creative individuals to tackle the most pressing challenges facing the government through innovative technology solutions. We are looking for driven candidates who are eager to collaborate, foresee user needs, and foster an environment of professional growth.Key Responsibilities:- Spearhead comprehensive UX design projects, including research, system evaluation, and blueprinting.- Oversee the planning, design, and deployment of various websites and applications across multiple clients in a dynamic environment.- Conduct thorough user research and analysis to develop user-friendly web pages and application interfaces.- Collaborate with engineers and federal clients to create innovative, aesthetically pleasing, and intuitive solutions.- Develop wireframes, storyboards, and site maps to effectively convey design concepts.- Produce scalable design resources to enhance project collaboration and expand creative services.
Join akicita-cyber as a Registered Dietitian, where you will play a pivotal role in supporting the U.S. Coast Guard’s Future Sentinel Preparatory Course (FSPC). This intensive three-week program is designed to empower civilian volunteers to successfully navigate physical fitness and body composition challenges. You will provide essential nutritional advice, medical nutrition therapy, and performance nutrition strategies, ensuring that recruits can safely and effectively meet the rigorous entry standards of the Coast Guard.
Join CGS Federal as an Entry-Level Paralegal!Position Type: Full-TimeDepartment: LegalAs a valued Paralegal at CGS Federal, you will collaborate closely with a Supervisory Paralegal or Project Supervisor to deliver essential litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys. We pride ourselves on assembling a team of motivated, skilled, and innovative professionals dedicated to addressing the government's most pressing challenges using advanced technology. We welcome candidates who are eager to contribute to government innovation, value teamwork, and excel in anticipating the needs of others. At CGS, we foster a supportive work environment, encouraging professional development through diverse learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Manage the collection of court-ordered restitutions and fines for criminal and civil defendants.- Draft and file legal documents using the Electronic Court Filing system (ECF).- Prepare garnishments, liens, and other legal documents related to collections.- Issue demand letters, file liens, conduct credit checks, and prepare subpoenas.- Maintain and track collection activities in our internal database.- Coordinate collection efforts with Assistant U.S. Attorneys in the Monetary Penalties Unit (MPU).- Conduct fact research using public information databases to identify assets.- Utilize templates to prepare legal documents, including motions, memoranda, subpoenas, and discovery forms.- Ensure compliance with rules regarding document format and style.- Assist in trial preparation and perform routine document center functions such as photocopying, assembling notebooks, and managing case materials.
SupportKind is hiring a Paralegal in Baltimore, MD. This position supports the legal team by handling a range of tasks that require strong attention to detail and solid organizational skills. Role overview The paralegal will assist attorneys with case preparation, help manage legal documents, and contribute to research efforts. Daily work includes drafting l…
Join our dedicated team at Jobs for Humanity as a Paralegal. In this role, you will provide essential legal support, collaborating with attorneys to ensure seamless case management and documentation. Your attention to detail and commitment to legal excellence will play a vital role in serving our diverse community.
Job Summary:Latitude Inc. is looking for a skilled Transactional Finance Paralegal to assist our legal team in navigating a diverse array of intricate financial and corporate transactions. The ideal candidate will possess substantial experience in transactional law, exhibit meticulous attention to detail, and demonstrate the capacity to juggle multiple cases within a dynamic, fast-paced environment. This position involves supporting financing transactions from their inception to successful closure.
Join Our Team as a Senior Litigation ParalegalEmployment Type: Full-TimeDepartment: LegalCGS Federal is on the lookout for a seasoned Senior Litigation Paralegal to enhance our dynamic in-house government legal team. This pivotal role involves supporting various facets of our litigation efforts, including eDiscovery processes, workflow management, and direct attorney support.At CGS, we unite motivated, skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government's most pressing challenges using state-of-the-art technology. We invite candidates who are eager to contribute to government innovation, value collaboration, and can proactively address the needs of their colleagues. Our work environment fosters support and encourages professional development through diverse learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Draft complex legal documents with precision and attention to detail.- Evaluate incoming documents, understanding the nature and status of each case.- Prepare essential legal documents such as indictments, arrest warrants, motions, and legal memoranda.- Gather relevant information from criminal case files and law enforcement to support legal documentation.- Ensure all legal documents comply with local court rules and formatting standards.- Assist attorneys in trial preparation by compiling trial notebooks, organizing exhibits, and assembling jury instructions.- Work closely with victim/witness specialists to comply with departmental guidelines regarding victims' rights.- Alert case agents and staff about any victim/witness concerns.- Utilize legal research tools like Westlaw and Lexis/Nexis to confirm citations and statutory references.- Conduct thorough research to ensure accuracy in legal citations.- Edit and proofread legal briefs for clarity and precision.- File legal documents electronically with the U.S. District Court through the CM/ECF system.- Create organized tables of contents and indices for legal briefs.
Position Overview:As the Licensed Clinical Lead, you will serve as the primary clinical steward for your designated cases, ensuring that all aspects of the care plan are executed with adherence to the Positive Development (PD) model. This role emphasizes fieldwork, involving direct clinical observation, supervision, and coaching of Developmental Paraprofessionals (DPPs) and their families. You will work collaboratively with caregivers, interdisciplinary team members, and operational partners to achieve measurable outcomes while upholding the highest standards of clinical quality and compliance.Clinical Supervision and OversightConduct in-home and community visits to provide hands-on clinical supervision, observing DPP sessions, and delivering real-time feedback.Ensure that DPPs implement interventions in alignment with the Positive Development model and the clinical treatment plan.Perform fidelity checks and document performance metrics to guide ongoing training and development of DPPs.Collaborate with DPP Managers to assess field performance, identify support needs, and uphold model integrity.Ownership of Cases and Treatment Strategy DevelopmentExecute thorough clinical assessments (in-person) to assess developmental, behavioral, and relational functioning.Facilitate meetings with parents/caregivers to set family goals, priorities, and strategies for collaboration.Create, implement, and maintain personalized treatment plans that align with PD’s model and payer guidelines.Track client progress through data analysis and observation, adjusting goals and interventions as required.Lead interdisciplinary case reviews with internal and external providers (e.g., OT, SLP, MH, CM).Engagement with Families and CommunityFacilitate regular family coaching and educational sessions—both virtual and in-person—to enhance caregiver capacity and engagement.Organize community-based sessions to generalize skills across various environments.Assist families in navigating care transitions and accessing community resources as necessary.Documentation and Compliance...
Exciting Opportunity for Physician Assistants with Vohra Wound Physicians Are you ready to reclaim your work-life balance? Say goodbye to nights, calls, and weekends. Join Vohra Wound Physicians, the largest and most reputable wound care group in the United States. Why Choose Vohra Wound Physicians? • We are the leading specialists in wound care, providing care in over 3,000 facilities across 28 states.• As an innovative thought leader in wound care, you will enjoy clinical autonomy and a fulfilling work-life balance.• Our supportive environment allows you to focus on delivering exceptional patient outcomes without the burdens of paperwork.• We offer malpractice coverage, administrative assistance, and an intuitive electronic medical record (EMR) system.• Comprehensive paid training is provided. Your Ideal Fit: We are looking for passionate individuals eager to excel in wound care. If you value clinical experience, cultural fit, and a dedication to patient care, Vohra is the right place for you. You'll have the opportunity to learn from highly qualified physician peers and utilize advanced technologies. Requirements: • An active, unrestricted license in the state of practice.• Clinical work experience within the last 6 months. What Our Providers Are Saying: • “After 12 years with Vohra, I am grateful for the change.” - Dr. Steve Tran, Internal Medicine.• “Vohra has provided me with independence and a balance while caring for patients.” - Dr. Angela Crawford, General Surgeon.• “The Vohra Model respects the need for professional autonomy and ownership.” - Dr. Alan Powers, former Surgical Resident.
Join Our Team as a FOIA Paralegal!Employment Type: Full Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: Legal CGS Federal is on the lookout for a dedicated FOIA Paralegal to enhance our team in supporting the legal objectives of a prominent federal agency. This role presents an opportunity for candidates to showcase their skills in legal review and the processing of FOIA requests, along with various litigation support activities. At CGS, we unite motivated and skilled individuals to tackle some of the government's most challenging issues using innovative technology. We are searching for team members who are eager to drive government innovation, value teamwork, and can effectively anticipate the needs of their colleagues. We pride ourselves on fostering a supportive work environment and encourage professional development through a variety of learning opportunities. Key Responsibilities:- Conduct thorough searches and analyze document sets to distinguish between non-responsive and responsive documents, while screening for privilege or FOIA exemptions.- Redact and categorize responsive documents appropriately.- Execute legal research as required.- Draft legal documentation with precision. Qualifications:- Paralegal certificate, Juris Doctor (JD), or current enrollment in an ABA-accredited law school with at least one year of study completed is required.- Minimum of one year of litigation paralegal experience is mandatory; trial experience is preferred.- Familiarity with eDiscovery and document review tools such as Nuix Investigate and Relativity is highly desirable.- Proven experience in processing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.- In-depth knowledge of FOIA regulations and the application of exemptions.- Solid understanding of legal principles, including legal citation and the ability to cite-check legal motions and memoranda, along with proficiency in legal research tools like LEXIS and Westlaw.- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills are essential, along with hands-on experience with various computer applications, including document processing and database management.
Full-time|On-site|Baltimore, Maryland, United States
At Morgan & Morgan, we take pride in the significant work we do. For millions of Americans, we serve as their final safeguard against powerful insurance firms, large corporations, and substandard products. Our team of attorneys spans all 50 states, complemented by client support staff, innovative marketing professionals, and operational teams. Every individual at our firm plays a pivotal role in the ongoing battle for consumer rights. With over 6,000 dedicated employees, we are all unified by a single mission: For the People.SummaryWe are on the lookout for a skilled Litigation Paralegal to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will work in close collaboration with our accomplished attorneys, providing essential support throughout all phases of litigation, from pre-trial preparations to post-trial activities.ResponsibilitiesDraft and prepare legal documents such as pleadings, motions, affidavits, complaints, and legal memoranda.E-file all court documents in both state and federal courts.Facilitate communication with clients, courts, opposing counsel, and other parties.Conduct comprehensive legal research and factual investigations.Prepare discovery documents, including interrogatories and responses.Draft and serve summons.Coordinate and summarize depositions.Prepare trial binders and exhibits for court proceedings.Assist in drafting pleadings, motions, and appellate documents for filing in court.Perform administrative tasks such as calendaring hearings and deadlines, organizing case files, and managing logistics.Maintain organized indexes for pleadings and discoveries.Arrange exhibits, documents, evidence, briefs, and appendices.Support attorneys with interrogatories and other discovery requests.Gather pertinent information from various sources.Act as a liaison between trial teams and internal or external third parties.Prepare witnesses for trial.Assist with case settlements as needed.Undertake any additional tasks as assigned by the attorney.QualificationsAssociate degree, certificate, or equivalent work experience in a relevant field is preferred.High School Diploma or GED is required.Minimum of 2 years of litigation experience is required.Completion of a nationally accredited paralegal program is preferred.Experience in Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Premises Liability, or other injury-related practice areas is preferred.Ability to multitask, prioritize effectively, and manage workload with a positive attitude while requiring minimal supervision.Exceptional written and verbal communication skills are essential.
IT Subject Matter ExpertEmployment Type: Full Time, Experienced LevelDepartment: Information TechnologyAs an IT Subject Matter Expert (SME) at CGS Federal, you will leverage your expertise in application and systems software to support a diverse range of key stakeholders. Your role will involve analyzing intricate hardware, software, and telecommunication systems to establish effective processes and procedures for various use cases across departments. You will also consult on the design, development, documentation, and delivery of standard operating procedures, presentations, and training materials tailored for different audiences. The ideal candidate will demonstrate significant technical experience and performance in scenarios that require a wide array of knowledge and skills.CGS Federal is dedicated to assembling motivated, highly skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government's most pressing challenges through advanced technology. We are looking for candidates who are passionate about contributing to government innovation, value collaboration, and can anticipate and respond to the needs of others. At CGS, we foster a supportive environment and promote professional development through various learning opportunities.Skills and attributes for success:- Evaluate and refine procedures and standards using your expertise and best practices.- Collaborate with a diverse array of stakeholders and system users to deepen understanding of agency systems.- Partner with IT and business experts to coordinate program objectives, requirements, performance analysis, and innovation initiatives.- Propose enhancements for IT systems and other business operations.- Create and maintain documentation for processes and technology needs.- Outline strategies for upgrading or replacing information systems.- Assist in the operation and maintenance of complex IT systems.Qualifications:- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.- At least 5 years of experience with OBIEE, Oracle Forms, and Oracle Reports.- Must be a U.S. citizen.- Eligible to obtain security clearance.
Latitude Inc. is in search of a meticulous and highly organized Civil Litigation Paralegal to join our dynamic litigation team. The ideal candidate should possess substantial experience in managing legal documents, conducting thorough legal research, drafting pleadings, and providing comprehensive support to our attorneys throughout all stages of civil litigation. Strong communication skills, a solid grasp of civil procedures, and the capacity to juggle multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment are essential for success in this role.
Job Summary: Join our dynamic team at Latitude, Inc. as a Real Estate Paralegal. We are looking for a meticulous and knowledgeable professional to assist our attorneys in managing all facets of residential and commercial real estate transactions. The perfect candidate will possess a robust understanding of real estate law, exceptional organizational skills, and the capability to juggle multiple transactions while adhering to tight deadlines.
Full-time|On-site|Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Location: Baltimore, Maryland, United States About Morgan & Morgan Morgan & Morgan serves as an advocate for millions of Americans facing challenges from insurance companies, large corporations, and defective products. With a team of over 6,000 employees, including attorneys in all 50 states, client support, marketing, and operations, the firm is united by a mission to fight for consumer rights. Role Overview The Baltimore office seeks an experienced Litigation Paralegal to join the team. This position works closely with attorneys, providing key support throughout the trial process, from case preparation to post-trial activities. Main Responsibilities Draft and prepare legal documents, such as pleadings, motions, affidavits, and memoranda. File court documents electronically in state and federal courts. Communicate with clients, courts, and opposing counsel. Conduct legal research and factual investigations. Prepare discovery materials, including interrogatories and responses. Draft and serve summonses. Summarize and coordinate depositions. Compile trial binders and exhibits. Assist in drafting pleadings, motions, and appellate documents for court filing. Track hearings and deadlines, organize case files, and manage logistics. Maintain indexes of pleadings and discovery materials. Organize exhibits, documents, evidence, briefs, and appendices. Support attorneys with interrogatories and other discovery requests. Gather information from various sources as needed. Act as a liaison between trial teams and both internal and external stakeholders. Prepare witnesses for trial. Assist with case settlements and other tasks as directed by attorneys.
Job Title: Engineering Technician (E-Tech)Locations: VariousJob Type: Full-TimeOverview:We are looking for a skilled Engineering Technician (E-Tech) with substantial hands-on experience in the assembly of batteries and power electronic converters. This pivotal role involves not only assembling and testing complex systems but also troubleshooting issues to enhance the performance of our power electronics and energy storage solutions. Your contributions will be vital in ensuring our products meet rigorous industry standards and maintain efficiency.Key Responsibilities:- Assemble and rigorously test battery systems and power electronic converters.- Troubleshoot and repair electronic components, ensuring optimal product performance and quality.- Collaborate closely with engineers to refine designs and optimize assembly processes.- Conduct comprehensive tests and inspections to identify and resolve performance issues in electrical and electronic systems.- Maintain meticulous documentation of procedures, modifications, and test results.- Assist in the design and development of innovative products focused on energy storage and power conversion systems.- Uphold compliance with safety standards and protocols.Qualifications:- Minimum of 3 years of experience in the construction of batteries and power electronic converters.- Strong hands-on technical expertise with a concentration in power electronics.- Proven experience in troubleshooting and repairing electronic components.- Proficient in reading and interpreting schematics, blueprints, and technical drawings.- Familiarity with industry standards for battery systems and power electronics.- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, along with a keen attention to detail.- Strong communication and teamwork skills.Preferred Skills:- Knowledge of advanced battery technologies and power conversion methodologies.- Experience working with high-voltage systems and energy storage solutions.- Understanding of safety regulations within the electronics industry.Education:- Associate's degree or technical diploma in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, or a related field.Benefits:- Competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package.- Opportunities for professional development and career advancement.- A collaborative and innovative working environment.
Full-time|Remote|Remote — Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Join Blew & Associates, P.A., a distinguished national leader in land surveying, engineering, and environmental services with an impressive legacy of over 130 years in the field. We are currently in search of a dedicated Survey Crew Chief to address the increasing needs of our diverse clientele across the nation. This pivotal role involves supervising field survey operations and ensuring the highest quality standards for all survey deliverables.Key ResponsibilitiesLead data collection efforts to ensure project completion:Identify boundaries, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while executing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys.Validate and reduce raw field data, conduct calculations, and manage survey data documentation.Conduct necessary project research to support fieldwork.Adhere to directives and work orders from project managers.Maintain daily communication with your Field Project Manager to confirm alignment with field schedules and report any deviations.Physical Work Environment Requirements:Capable of safely traversing rugged and remote terrains.Willingness to work outdoors in all weather conditions, including extreme temperatures and challenging environments.Ability to transport heavy equipment to job sites, regularly lifting up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting up to 100 pounds.Willingness to travel regionally and nationally as needed.Availability to work overtime, including weekends, when required.Foster and maintain strong relationships with clients, contractors, and team members.Ensure that projects are executed safely and efficiently, adhering to established schedules and budgets.Maintain and troubleshoot survey equipment as necessary in the field.
Exciting Onsite Opportunity in Baltimore!Salary: $80,000 - $96,000 per yearLatitude, Inc. is actively seeking a meticulous and proactive Real Estate Paralegal to assist our legal team in navigating diverse real estate transactions. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in the preparation, review, and management of documentation pertinent to both commercial and residential real estate matters. This position requires a strong understanding of legal compliance and regulatory frameworks, along with the ability to provide crucial support throughout the closing process.
Join our dynamic team at mcg1 as a Part-time Recruiter in Baltimore, MD! In this role, you will play a pivotal part in connecting talented individuals with exciting career opportunities. Your expertise in talent acquisition will help us build a diverse and skilled workforce.
Join Our Team as a Senior FOIA ParalegalEmployment Type: Full Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: LegalCGS Federal is on the lookout for a Senior FOIA Paralegal to enhance our dedicated team, supporting the legal objectives of a prominent federal agency. This role presents an exciting opportunity for candidates to showcase their expertise in legal review and the processing of FOIA requests, alongside various litigation support duties.At CGS, we unite passionate, highly skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government’s most pressing challenges using advanced technology. We are eager to find candidates who are enthusiastic about contributing to government innovation, value teamwork, and possess the foresight to meet the needs of others. CGS provides a supportive environment that encourages professional growth through a wealth of learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Conduct thorough searches and analyze document sets to distinguish between non-responsive and responsive documents, while screening for privileges and FOIA exemptions.- Redact and code documents that are responsive.- Execute detailed legal research.- Draft various legal documents as required.Qualifications:- Possession of a paralegal certificate, Juris Doctor (JD), or currently enrolled in an ABA-accredited law school with at least one year of academic study completed.- Minimum of one year of experience as a litigation paralegal; trial experience is advantageous.- Familiarity with eDiscovery tools such as Nuix Investigate, Relativity, and others is strongly preferred.- Proven experience in processing FOIA requests.- Solid understanding of FOIA regulations and exemptions.- Proficient in legal research tools such as LEXIS and Westlaw, and possess strong legal citation skills for document review.- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills; adept in various computer applications, including document review, file management systems, and word processing.
Join CGS Federal as a Senior UI/UX Designer and play a pivotal role in enhancing user experiences for a major Federal agency. This full-time position, based in Baltimore, MD, allows you to showcase your design expertise while contributing to government innovation.At CGS, we unite talented and creative individuals to tackle the most pressing challenges facing the government through innovative technology solutions. We are looking for driven candidates who are eager to collaborate, foresee user needs, and foster an environment of professional growth.Key Responsibilities:- Spearhead comprehensive UX design projects, including research, system evaluation, and blueprinting.- Oversee the planning, design, and deployment of various websites and applications across multiple clients in a dynamic environment.- Conduct thorough user research and analysis to develop user-friendly web pages and application interfaces.- Collaborate with engineers and federal clients to create innovative, aesthetically pleasing, and intuitive solutions.- Develop wireframes, storyboards, and site maps to effectively convey design concepts.- Produce scalable design resources to enhance project collaboration and expand creative services.
Join akicita-cyber as a Registered Dietitian, where you will play a pivotal role in supporting the U.S. Coast Guard’s Future Sentinel Preparatory Course (FSPC). This intensive three-week program is designed to empower civilian volunteers to successfully navigate physical fitness and body composition challenges. You will provide essential nutritional advice, medical nutrition therapy, and performance nutrition strategies, ensuring that recruits can safely and effectively meet the rigorous entry standards of the Coast Guard.
Join CGS Federal as an Entry-Level Paralegal!Position Type: Full-TimeDepartment: LegalAs a valued Paralegal at CGS Federal, you will collaborate closely with a Supervisory Paralegal or Project Supervisor to deliver essential litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys. We pride ourselves on assembling a team of motivated, skilled, and innovative professionals dedicated to addressing the government's most pressing challenges using advanced technology. We welcome candidates who are eager to contribute to government innovation, value teamwork, and excel in anticipating the needs of others. At CGS, we foster a supportive work environment, encouraging professional development through diverse learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Manage the collection of court-ordered restitutions and fines for criminal and civil defendants.- Draft and file legal documents using the Electronic Court Filing system (ECF).- Prepare garnishments, liens, and other legal documents related to collections.- Issue demand letters, file liens, conduct credit checks, and prepare subpoenas.- Maintain and track collection activities in our internal database.- Coordinate collection efforts with Assistant U.S. Attorneys in the Monetary Penalties Unit (MPU).- Conduct fact research using public information databases to identify assets.- Utilize templates to prepare legal documents, including motions, memoranda, subpoenas, and discovery forms.- Ensure compliance with rules regarding document format and style.- Assist in trial preparation and perform routine document center functions such as photocopying, assembling notebooks, and managing case materials.
