Greater Boston Area

All Saints Choir Recruiting

 

The All Saints Choir is now recruiting new members! The choir needs boys ages 8 to 13 from the Boston area. If you are interested or for more information, visit http://www.allsaints.net/choir.htm

Nursing Position at Neponset Health Center

Neponset Health Center is seeking a Nurse High Risk Care Manager (Dorchester, MA)

The Nurse High Risk Care Manager manages the Blue Cross Alternative Quality Care Contract (AQC) patient panels to ensure quality measures are met. The Nurse Care Manager performs a variety of diverse and complex telephonic and face to face care management techniques, works closely with behavioral health staff to co-manage complex members, leads primary care team in creation of individualized care plans, follows patient through continuum including acting as liaison for network staff, hospital staff, PCP and other healthcare team members, and performs case management services taking into consideration the patients physical, cultural, social and psychological needs.

Minimum Skills, Experience and Educational Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Nursing,
3 years of experience in medical case management in acute care, ambulatory care or health insurance environment,
strong analytical and clinical problem solving skills,
Microsoft Office experience including Outlook, Word and Excel,
Strong oral and written communication skills, experience in using clinical data and developing interventions.

Required Certifications and Licenses:
Current MA License as a Registered Nurse

Preferred Skills, Experience and Educational Requirement:
Master's Degree,
Experience with Blue Cross Alternative Quality Care Contract,
Clinical Care Management (CCM) Certification,
Bilingual, demonstrates knowledge of providing culturally appropriate care, 3 years related experience in ambulatory care environment,
NextGen EPM experience,
Working knowledge of NCQA patient centered medical standards,
Knowledge of GE Lean principles.

Please APPLY ONLINE AT HTTP://CAREERS.HHSI.US/CAREERS/
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DBOT Scholarship Essay Contest 2013

 

Madden, Langis and Schiffman Memorial Scholarships: Essay Contest 2013.
In memory of Martin Richard.
 
3 total scholarships will be awarded to students who are Dorchester residents in tuition-based schools in the following age categories: Grades 5-8, Grades 9-12, College. The essay topic will be "Peace in Our Community."
 
Interested students must submit a 300-500 word essay on this topic. Include your name, school, home address, phone number and e-mail address (if applicable). Your essay must be submitted by June 1, 2013. Essays must be mailed to Dorchester Board of Trade PO Box 220452, Dorchester MA 02122. For more information, email nlafoe@dorchesterboardoftrade.com or call 617-398-DBOT.

The 2013 Dorchester Day Parade Committee Essay Contest

 

The Dorchester Day Parade Committee will be hosting an essay contest open to all Dorchester children in the 6th through 8th grades or any 6th through 8th grade student that attends a Dorchester school.  Thanks to the Dorchester Reporter for sponsoring this event, two prizes will be awarded to the winning essays that are chosen from a panel of local judges. All students that enter the contest will receive an award certificate. The entry and essay must be postmarked by May 20, 2013 to be considered for a prize. Good Luck.

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Richard Family Donations

In response to the tragic events at the Boston Marathon, and the inspiring outpouring of support from so many people near and far, St. Mark’s Area Main Street has established the Richard Family Fund, to support the family in light of  expenses that will inevitably arise. 100% of donations collected via this campaign will be disbursed to the Richards.

http://www.smams.org/?s=richard

 

Local Artist’s Kickstarter Campaign

 

Join local Dorchester artist Abbie Wanamaker's kickstarter campaign and support the arts in Dorchester! This campaign will run through April 3rd. Abbie is an artist, children’s book author and illustrator, mother and former toddler teacher.  Jack & Olive is the 2nd of her four completed books. Jack & Olive is about the importance of friendship illustrated with beautiful photos and hand-drawn images. By donating to the campaign you directly fund the printing of the books you will receive as rewards. To support Abbie or for more information, click HERE. Questions? Email Abbie! abbie.wanamaker@gmail.com

 

Mt. Washtington Bank Teller Position

 

Full time teller position; at Mt. Washington Bank 305 Talbot Ave.Dorchester, MA 02124

40 hour week, Monday- Saturday with 1 day off a week.  Bank hours are 8:30-4:30pm Monday- Wednesday. Thursday-Friday 8:30-6:00pm, and Saturday 9:00- 1:00 pm. 

 

Fill out application attached

Girls' LEAP Summer Mentors

 

Learn about the Teen Mentor Summer Program if any of your teens or their fellow teenage siblings/friends are interested. The Teen Mentor Summer Program at Girls’ LEAP combines assistant teaching in self-defense programs, attending social-justice meetings, creating a personalized multi-media presentation and engaging in professional development and leadership skill-building workshops. Teen Mentors are 14-18 years old and are paid $8/hour for around 22 hours per week. For more info on how to apply, call (617) 514-4285 or email leapmail@girlsleap.org.

 

ADSL Baseball & Softball Registration

This flyer can also be found at by clicking HERE.

 

 

Red Sox Scholarship for 7th Graders

 

What: Red Sox Scholarship

Who: All 7th Grade BPS Students

Cost: FREE  

Applications for the Red Sox Scholars program are open! All 7th grade BPS students are invited to apply for a $10,000 college scholarship through the Red Sox Foundation. The funds are held in the student's name until they graduate high school and then paid directly to the college of their choice. The application can be found online http://www.redsoxfoundation.org/scholarships/application-red-sox-scholars-2013.pdf and needs to be post-marked by Friday, March 8.

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