Public Health Assistant Career Match SolutionsPublic Health AssistantSouth DakotaWPHA’s will complete certifications for low-risk participants, determining income, identity, and residency eligibility, completing nutrition assessments, providing basic nutrition education and completing food package assignments and referring participants to other social services and community resources, documenting accordingly, participating in breastfeeding promotion and support, issuing food benefits and serving as the liaison to WIC food vendors. May act as a Vendor Liaison; provide general, local oversight and serve as point of contact for WIC retailers, investigate to resolve participants/vendor complaints or shopping issues, documenting outcome, and report ongoing/serious retailer issues to Central Office Vendor Team for follow-up.
Deputy/Senior Deputy Public Defender Minnehaha CountyDeputy/Senior Deputy Public DefenderPierre, SD$3,780–$4,376 / weekAdmission by the Supreme Court of South Dakota to practice law in the State of South Dakota; be licensed to practice law in any other state and able to take the next bar examination offered in South Dakota; or be a recent law school graduate, eligible to sit for the next available South Dakota bar examination. The Minnehaha County Public Defender's Office is looking for a dedicated Deputy/Senior Deputy Public Defender with excellent advocacy skills who is committed to ensuring justice to indigent clients appearing in the criminal and juvenile justice system.
Appellate Assistant Federal Public Defender Federal Public DefenderAppellate Assistant Federal Public DefenderPierre, Rapid City, or Sioux Falls, SD or Bismarck, SD$76,748–$180,078 / yearThe appellate attorney primarily prepares briefs, motions, and petitions for rehearing or certiorari in the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit and the Supreme Court of the United States. The position includes presenting oral arguments in the Eighth Circuit and may involve post-conviction work in the district court subject to office needs.
Health Policy and Projects Manager South Dakota State GovernmentHealth Policy and Projects ManagerPierre, SD$68,000–$73,500 / yeardemonstrate strong project management and organizational skills; maintain exceptional attention to detail; communicate effectively, both in writing and verbally; work cohesively in a team environment; lead organizational change, develop successful teams, and inspire high performance; develop and implement policies for statewide implementation; establish, implement, and communicate goals, objectives, policies, and procedures with internal and external stakeholders; identify, recommend, and implement process improvements and efficiencies; apply analytical, critical thinking, and problem solving skills; perform policy focused research; prepare, review, and analyze reports; conduct strategic planning and problem solving; develop relationships with stakeholders. project management and leadership skills; experience coordinating stakeholder meetings and developing presentations; experience managing projects and/or staff; experience in health policy, public administration or Medicaid; effective communication skills; knowledge of data analysis and data visualization; knowledge of Medicaid and public assistance programs; knowledge of healthcare provider reimbursement methodologies.
Director of Animal Health-Veterinarian South Dakota State GovernmentDirector of Animal Health-VeterinarianPierre, SDPrograms such as Animal Traceability, TB Surveillance, National Poultry Improvement Plan, the US Swine Health Improvement Plan Program, Emergency Response & Planning for animal disease events, and South Dakota Voluntary Johne's Disease Program). Applicant must have a valid driver's license for statewide travel, a license to practice veterinary medicine in South Dakota, and a Category II accreditation with USDA APHIS or ability to become licensed and accredited within 30 days.
Director of Animal Health-Veterinarian State of South DakotaDirector of Animal Health-VeterinarianPierre, SDLicenses and Certifications: Applicant must have a valid driver's license for statewide travel, a license to practice veterinary medicine in South Dakota, and a Category II accreditation with USDA APHIS or ability to become licensed and accredited within 30 days. (Programs such as Animal Traceability, TB Surveillance, National Poultry Improvement Plan, the US Swine Health Improvement Plan Program, Emergency Response & Planning for animal disease events, and South Dakota Voluntary Johne's Disease Program).