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Scott Ritchey Research At Auburn University Veterinary School Work Values
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Daily Duties at Scott Ritchey Research At Auburn University Veterinary School:
Scheduling, Care and Maintenance of Laboratory Machines, animals, and surgery suite. Inventory, developement and implementation of organizational tools, Assist in research and writing and proofreading research papers,
What they like about Scott Ritchey Research At Auburn University Veterinary School:
A hiring company that offers alternative approaches to pay, performance bonuses, and/or equity in the firm is very attractive to you. You're generally less interested in working for an organization offering only traditional, salary-based compensation, one with limited opportunity to acquire equity in the firm, or one that does not actively promote skill development. In addition, you are more likely to choose a company that offers a variety of internal career options, with defined career paths. You view the learning of new skills and development of your expertise as key to your career advancement. These aspects of an organization may become even more important to you as you progress in your field, and are especially critical if you change career or occupation.
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data entry, scheduling, file maintenence, customer service, client education, Proof reading, budgeting, communication with many levels of employees and supervisors, developement and implementation of organizational tools, phone answering, receptionist duties, mainenance of important logs, monitoring and medication of animals, administration and monitoring of anesthesia, performed many different laboratory proceedures
Information about Scott Ritchey Research At Auburn University Veterinary School
Company Rank: Not Available
Average length of employment : 6 years
Average salary of employees: $0
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Climbers who worked at Scott Ritchey Research At Auburn University Veterinary School had these interests:
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Revolutionary Road |
The story of a young couple in the fifties that marry and are attempting to live the American Dream, only to find that they are each unfulfilled in their own way. |
| Working with difficult people |
A self help book discussing different personality types and how to communicate with them. |
| Magazines | |
| Bon Appetit |
A magazine about cooking, restaurants, and wine. Offers very good cooking advice and many recipes. |
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| Epicurious.com |
A website for everything cooking. Recipes, blogs, and social boards. Also provides contacts for cooking products. |
| Daily drool http://dailydrool.org |
A website that is everything basset hound. General talk, medical issues, behavior issues, and more. |
Climbers' Joblogs at Scott Ritchey Research At Auburn University Veterinary School:
Sherri Hinkle and her dream
I have had varied experiences in my life. Not only have I worked in the veterinary field in many different capacities, but I have been in management, sales, and customer service.My interest lie in the scientific and artistic fields.
With my many skills and interests, I believe in entrepreneurship and owning my own business one day. I have a dream of opening a non-profit museum and outreach program to promote the southern arts.
The south is my native land. In my lifetime the area has become very homogenized. As a result we have learned new ways and new traditions but we are losing our own,very important, ways. Our music, such as the blues, is becoming less important although that was one of the earliest forms of music. Our art forms are being minimized. Recipes that should be handed down from mother to child are being lost or malformed from our experimenttion.
In my museum I want to have books, movies, painting, quilts and everything southern. In the outreach area there will be artist and grandma's coming in to teach their crafts to the public.
There will be an energy about the museum that promotes tradition and family in the southern way. A true southerner is someone who is open and loving and has an appreciation for tradition. A true southerner has a soul that is strengthened by history and family. It is this strength of soul that makes me want to help preserve the southern way of life.
