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"Recruited and staffed CNAs, RNs, LPNs, and medical assistants for nursing homes and assisted living facilities over 4 years filling roles across multiple sites, including up to 50 placements at a single facility, and keeping clients covered by having qualified candidates ready for callouts and last minutes gaps."
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