Principal Investigator Salary at Texas Center For Drug Development Inc BETA

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Job Description Job Description Job Summary: Conduct tax and regulatory reviews on behalf of clients. Perform review functions to detect, correct, and document client tax/fee revenue deficiencies. Focus areas included but are not limited to; sales & use tax, franchise fees, business licenses, hotel/motel taxes, utility user taxes, and various other state and local taxes or assessments. Duties and Responsibilities: Performs examination of taxpayer records for compliance under direction of supervisor and management Continually increase understanding of tax laws Research for exam leads and scheduling appointments Prepares for exams by reviewing tax returns, prior audit reports and other available data preliminary to the audit Meet with taxpayers to discuss exam procedures, answers questions, and obtain necessary information and records Examines and verifies business and financial records Prepares papers supporting all adjustments, computes assessments Reviews and discusses findings with t

Skills/Qualifications HS diploma or GED or Bachelor’s degree 8 years of experience in fraud, waste & abuse (FWA) investigations or special investigations unit (SIU) including 1 yr experience working with Medicaid One of the below certifications are required: CPA – Certified Public Accountant – Relevant State board of public accountancy CFA – Certified Fraud Examiner – Association of Certified Fraud Examiners AHFI – Accredited Health Care Fraud Investigator – NHCAA National Health Care Anti Fraud Association INT – POPC Intermediate Peace Officer Proficiency Certificate – Intermediate Peace Office Proficiency Certificate Strong analytical and research skills. Proficient in researching information and identifying information resources. Exercises independent judgement and uses available resources and technology in developing evidence and supporting allegations of fraud, waste, and abuse. Knowledge of medical terminology and/or experience with CPT codes, and ICD-9, ICD-10 coding. Knowledge

Job Description Job Description Title Examiner | $50,000 - $70,000 Annually | Full-Time | Direct Hire What Matters Most Competitive Pay of $50,000 - $70,000 per year, commensurate with experience Schedule: Mon-Fri, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM or 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM; flexible schedule Location: Houston, TX 77081 Full-time, immediate hire opportunity with career growth and stability Weekly Pay with direct deposit When you work through The Reserves Network, you are eligible to enroll in medical (3 plans to choose from), dental, disability, critical illness, life, vision, accident, and behavioral health insurance. Additional benefits include 401K, direct deposit, and our referral bonus program Job Description A national law firm is seeking Title Examiners to join their PRC department. The team reviews real estate title documents to provide clear title reports and help identify individuals who should be served to collect delinquent property taxes. Title Examiners will be responsible for obtaining title

A minimum of 5 years' SIU experience is required. Must have experience in P&C investigations. * Candidates who do not have property (non-auto) experience will not be considered. Multi-lines is highly desired, but not required. Candidate must have a good understanding of material misrepresentation and how it applies to an investigation. We are seeking individuals who possess proven investigative skill sets within the industry, as well as honesty, integrity, self-reliance, resourcefulness, independence, and discipline. Good time management skills are highly needed. Must have reliable transportation, along with own digital recorder and camera. Job duties include, but are not limited to, taking in-person recorded statements, scene photos, writing a detailed, comprehensive report, client communications, as well as meeting strict due dates on all assignments. This is a W-2 role; subcontractors will not be considered. The SIU Investigator should demonstrate proficiency in the following areas:

Join the Canacre team in an exciting role working on leading edge infrastructure projects. We are technical experts in land, energy, and transportation development delivering accurate, innovative, and agile solutions to our partners. We provide land acquisition, geospatial mapping, data management, web-based GIS, community relations, land feasibility studies, and permitting services. Canacre's clients include developers, large scale service providers, and government entities that are involved in the planning and development of energy projects, rights of way, resources, and infrastructure across Canada and the United States. Canacre works on large-scale wind and solar power projects, high-voltage transmission lines, pipeline projects, municipal roads projects, and groupings of cellular towers and rooftop antennas. The Archaeological Principal Investigator will primarily be responsible for conducting desktop-based reviews for historical resource potential, archaeological field assessment

Description Burns & McDonnell is seeking to hire a Senior Architectural Historian/Cultural Resources Specialist within our Environmental Services Global practice. The Senior Architectural Historian/Cultural Resources Specialist will lead and support architectural and historic resource studies, surveys, and archival research. Duties include: Serving as Principal Investigator for architectural resource documentation and evaluation projects including oversight of Junior Staff (i.e. collecting field data). Coordinating directly with Project Managers and agency staff Writing architectural descriptions. Evaluating resources for NRHP eligibility and assessing effects as required under Section 106 of the NHPA and applicable state preservation laws. Preparing technical reports for a variety of geographic locations under a range of regulatory contexts. All other duties as assigned. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in related field from an accredited university is required. Master's degree in His

Title Examiner Houston, TX Temp to hire Summary The Title Examiner reviews real estate title documents to provide clear title reports and help identify the person(s) that should be served to collect delinquent property taxes. The title examiners will obtain title examination materials, review the document information, and create run sheets. The title examiner will also be responsible for providing information regarding the property owners, filed liens, and the legal description of the property assessed under a delinquent tax account. Qualification 2+ years of experience as a Title Examiner Title Data software experience required Strong attention to detail and understanding of legal documentation Excellent problem-solving and critical thinking skills Enthusiastic Team Player with a positive attitude and strong work ethic Professional demeanor with excellent communication, organization, and time management skills Reliable, self-motivated, and a team player