• Plan and prepare on-site, remote and desktop Integrity Assessments, including associated travel activities, in coordination with the ISCC office in Cologne • Prepare and coordinate assessment schedules and audit plans for Integrity Assessments • Conduct ISCC Integrity Assessments of certification bodies with a regional focus on North and Latin America, in accordance with ISCC standards and procedures • Conduct desktop reviews, on-site and remote Certification Body (CB) office assessments, with a focus on Quality Management Systems (QMS), ISO/IEC 17065-related requirements and compliance with ISCC requirements for certification bodies • Conduct witness assessments of auditors to evaluate audit performance, auditor competence and compliance with ISCC requirements • Evaluate audit evidence, identify findings and follow up on non-conformities and corrective actions as applicable • Compile clear, objective and evidence-based Integrity Assessment Reports and CB Applicant Assessment Reports • Contribute to the continuous development of the ISCC System and the ISCC Integrity Program

• Provide outpatient services through our telehealth program! • Work with patients across the lifespan • Utilize telehealth software and video communication for therapy sessions • Conduct comprehensive assessments and treatment planning • Collaborate with team to ensure patient care and safety

• Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments for prospective PACE participants during the pre-enrollment process, evaluating cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and social functioning • Perform specialized assessments for behavioral health and psychosocial referrals, reviewing complex cases identified by the Enrollment team. • Evaluate applicants' capacity for informed consent and decision-making regarding PACE enrollment and care planning. • Assess whether prospective participants with mental health conditions, cognitive impairment, or behavioral challenges can be safely managed in community-based settings per Health and Safety regulations • Complete detailed social histories, including family dynamics, support systems, housing stability, financial resources, and cultural considerations • Administer standardized assessment tools (PHQ-9, GAD-7, MMSE, MoCA, GDS, ADL/IADL scales) and interpret results within the context of geriatric best practices • Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to develop preliminary care plans and identify immediate service needs prior to enrollment. • Provide crisis intervention and safety planning when indicated during the assessment process. • Document all assessments, recommendations, and eligibility determinations in accordance with PACE regulatory requirements, Title 22 standards, and organizational policies • Serve as a liaison between prospective participants, families, and community resources during the transition to PACE enrollment

• Perform asbestos, lead-based paint (LBP), and microbial/moisture intrusion assessments, along with abatement oversight, with an approximate 50/50 split between field and office work • Conduct safety and compliance assessments in accordance with regulatory standards and client requirements • Support additional environmental services through cross-training, including: • Exposure assessments • Workplace safety evaluations • Stormwater compliance inspections • Soil and groundwater sampling • Noise and air monitoring • Aboveground Storage Tank (AST) inspections • Execute work in alignment with project work plans, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and direction from project managers • Manage scheduling and logistics across all project phases, from coordination and fieldwork through reporting • Prepare clear, accurate, and technically sound client-ready reports using project-specific templates • Collaborate with internal teams to support project delivery and ongoing professional development • Maintain and proactively pursue relevant certifications, including 40-Hour HAZWOPER, CAC, and/or CSST