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Resource management minister, Rory Stewart, has declared an ambition to see the UK become the "best country in the world for recycling".
The strong statement in favour of recycling was delivered at the combined annual conference of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), the Environmental Services Association (ESA) and the Resource Association in London on June 24. It comes just a few weeks after Mr Stewart was confirmed as the minister with responsibility for waste and recycling within the new Conservative government.
Mr Stewart said: "We really want to make the United Kingdom the very best country in the world for recycling. I'd like people in 20 years' time, sitting around in grisly conferences in Australia or Austria or Canada, to say if you want to look at a country that is really leading the world, you should look at the United Kingdom."
Mr Stewart also referred to the Circular Economy proposals being refreshed by the new European Commission.
While noting that the proposals, which are due out later this year, should fit in with UK conditions and the needs of industry, he confirmed that the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is working on making them "more ambitious".
He said: "We are awaiting new proposals from the Commission but we are moving hard in the British government and with you to develop a new package of measures that are going to be more ambitious, I'm sure, than those that have been set out before. We have to make sure they are right for the UK and make sure you look at proposals, to make sure they meet our particular conditions and your particular businesses."


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A New Jersey-based company that makes tissue-based products used in open-heart surgeries is embroiled in a heated court battle and war of words with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This tension between Shelhigh and the FDA began April 17 when the federal regulatory agency pulled about 1 million parts at the company's plant in New Jersey after a 10-week inspection of the facility in the fall of 2006.
According to the civil complaint that the FDA filed in the U.S. District Court in Newark, the company violated several federal safety manufacturing standards. FDA officials say that the manufactured products were placed in a poorly constructed and maintained clean room, that Shelhigh did not properly inspect the products for possible microbial contamination, that they did not follow procedures to test products for sterility and that the company was not able to scientifically support their product expiration dates.
These products include pediatric heart valves, conduits for blood flow, surgical patches, arterial grafts and annuloplasty rings for repairing heart valves. FDA officials said that since these devices were placed in seriously ill patients their sterility is absolutely vital to prevent infection in those patients. An FDA press release states that Shelhigh's own records indicate that a number of sterility test failures occurred and that its testing and retesting procedures were not properly carried out, but Shelhigh officials are saying that is not true.
In fact, Shelhigh managers are taking an aggressive stance against the FDA allegations and have indicated that they aren't giving in any time soon. They vehemently deny that there is anything wrong with their products, a majority of which is exported to European countries such as Italy and Spain. Company officials say the FDA lacks evidence to prove that the products have malfunctioned or caused any injuries or fatalities in patients. Shelhigh valves are reportedly used in heart patients of all age groups – infants, older children, adults and seniors.
Shelhigh defied a formal FDA request earlier this month to recall these products. Shlomo Gabbay, the company's CEO and chief science officer, says his company "has no intention to initiate the recall," according to an article published in the New Jersey Star-Ledger, which has been following the latest developments in this saga very closely. The newspaper quotes Gabbay, who maintains that the FDA has no facts to support its claims against his company.
"The FDA should understand that it must prove its allegations before it can make a request and their newest statements do not provide any further factual support for their claims," he told the Star-Ledger.
Apparently, this defiance on the part of Shelhigh is reflective of a trend. While drug makers are quick to recall a defective drug, device manufacturers are more contentious. Drug companies usually want to avoid lengthy court battles and the negative publicity associated with such episodes. But not these device makers, recent news reports say. In 2005, the FDA demanded a recall from Utah Medical Products, Inc., a Salt Lake City manufacturer of a variety of medical devices used in obstetrics, gynecology, neonatal intensive care, urology, electro-surgery and blood pressure monitoring.
As with Shelhigh, FDA inspectors said the Utah company was not complying with federal quality control standards and demanded a recall. But Utah Medical fought the recall and won what was considered an improbable victory against the federal agency. The FDA did not appeal that court decision.
In the case of Shelhigh, however, there are some other facts that have come to light. According to a May 16 article in the Star-Ledger, court papers show Spanish regulators last month recommended that surgeons in that country consider not using Shelhigh products because of problems in 1997 with seven pericardial patches and three incidents involving the company's heart valves, two of them fatal.
Last week, Shelhigh suffered a setback when a federal judge declined to release the products in FDA's possession. The judge said in a five-page opinion that he could not determine whether the devices met those standards without first holding a hearing. The judge assured Shelhigh's attorneys that he would set the date for such a hearing soon and also encourage the opposing sides to engage in mediation and arrive at a settlement. Shelhigh attorneys are pushing for a quick decision because the company gets 70 percent of its sales from exports. They say the company could go belly up and lay off its 50 employees if it cannot satisfy the demands of its overseas distributors. Attorneys for the company also say that Shelhigh is "clinging to its life" and bankruptcy is looming large.
Experts who have watched FDA actions in the past, say Shelhigh's fighting stance is extremely risky. The FDA, they say, has the power to put a company out of business and that the regulatory agencies in Europe and the United States are more in tune with each other now than they were ever before.

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Residents oppose battery recycling plant at old IBM site in Southern Tier
Updated May 12, 2020; Posted May 12, 2020
By Ngoc Huynh | nhuynh@nyup.com
A proposed lithium-ion recycling facility in Endicott, New York, is moving forward despite residents' objections.
SungEel MCC Americas plans to operate out of an old IBM building. The company is a $23 million investment partnership between Sung Eel HiTech out of South Korea and Metallica Commodities in White Plains.
The proposed location is at the Huron Campus, 801 Clark St., which is several blocks south of Logan Field where children play baseball. According to the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin, many residents are fighting the plan. The facility's location is directly behind Logan Field which raises concerns for the safety of kids. Also, the community could be put at risk due to harmful emissions.
A group of active residents have created No Burn Broome to organize opposition to the project.
Last week, the Village of Endicott's board met to vote on the zoning amendment that would allow SungEel to start operations. According to the Press & Sun-Bulletin, 290 peopled signed into the Zoom conference and the meeting lasted four-and-a-half-hours with 58 residents who voiced their concerns.
Despite the opposition, the board voted 3-2 for the zoning change. Mayor Linda Jackson, trustees Cheryl Chapman and Eileen Konecny voted in favor of the law while trustees Patrick Dorner and R. Ted Warner voted against it.
Jackson has previously stated that the developers have met necessary state standards required by the Department of Environmental Conservation. The DEC approved a permit for the construction of the recycling facility back in March.
However, opponents are hopeful. The Press & Sun-Bulletin reports that the No Burn Broome group have filed a protest petition that, if found to be valid, would require the approval of four trustees. For the petition to be valid, it would require 20% of property owners within the village's industrial zone and within 100 feet of the project to sign on.
What will happen next? The village manager and attorney will check to see if the petition is legitimate. Meanwhile, the board will withhold filing the law with the state.
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Dulas has helped around 20 million people in the developing world access reliable healthcare and contributed to reducing mortality rates for children under the age of five by 50%. A cooperative, founded in 1982, to deliver renewable energy solutions to businesses and charities, the organisation develops and delivers a range of green technologies, from hydro dams in Austria, to solar powered vaccine refrigerators in Zambia.
The invention of its solar-powered medical refrigerator in 1982 has enabled the business to become one of the world's leading suppliers of solar powered medical equipment. This equipment is used in remote regions across Africa, Asia, the Pacic Islands and Latin America.
"The ambitions that gave rise to the Sustainable Development Goals – to end extreme poverty, inequality and climate change – are the same ambitions that sit at the very centre of our business operations," says managing director, Phil Horton.
Sales of the Dulas solar refrigerators have nearly doubled since 2015, to £4.6m in 2017. Meanwhile, its 'Solar Socket' – a simple device that converts a solar-powered refrigerator into a multi-use stand-alone power source – was the runner up for the St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2017.


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The Klinika Club (Clinic University Club) will receive a commemorative pop music plaque in November.
Prior to becoming a movie theater, the building of the Klinika Klub was a university funeral home, offering funeral services during the 1950s. Later that decade it was turned into a movie theater by the order of Mátyás Rákosi, a Hungarian communist politician, in order to serve the entertainment needs of the university staff.
During the 1960s, university beat bands discovered it and started to use it as a music venue and club. Between 1971 and 1975, the DOTE band rehearsed and performed here, and two cult bands of the city, Color and Panta Rhei, also started their career here.
In the mid-90s, Zsolt Jantyik, the frontman of the PG Group led the club. He planned to re-launch the club with a one-week non-stop series, which eventually took two and a half months. There was a concert every night for seventy-five days.
In the second half of the 1990s, practically almost all leading Hungarian music bands performed in the club.
Today, the club still hosts diverse performances and concerts. You can find the current programs here.
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This year only, locals have special access to Washington's best trail
Mount Rainier from Skyscraper Mountain along the Wonderland Trail.
If you're a backcountry hiker at Mount Rainier, you may find a little more space than usual this year. You can thank a technological meltdown.
Last March, a power outage in Mount Rainier National Park led to a failure of the backcountry permit reservation system. This forced the park to scuttle all advance permits, and use a first-come system for backpackers and climbers this year.
In the past, up to 70 percent of the backcountry camping spots could be reserved through advance permits. Now, those backcountry camping sites — including those along the iconic Wonderland Trail — are up for grabs.
"For people in the area, it has the potential to open up space," said Kindra Ramos, communications director of the Washington Trails Association.
To understand why the failure of the reservation system could be advantageous for regional hikers, you need to delve into the minutiae of the permitting process for backcountry camping in Mount Rainier National Park.
Traditionally, the park accepts requests for advance permits beginning in March. Prior to 2013, advance-permit requests were in the hundreds. Since then, demand has spiked into the thousands. This year, about 2,000 requests were received before the reservation system failed.
When the system worked, the advance permits guaranteed spots for people who wanted itineraries to hike in Rainier, particularly along the 93-mile Wonderland Trail. If you're an uber-planner, or someone who simply needs to book vacation time for a multi-day trip, the advance permit system failure is nothing short of a disaster.
But if you live in the region and have a flexible schedule, you might be able to take advantage of this year's walk-up, first-come system.
"It most impacts the out-of-state folks who are planning trips and need to buy plane tickets," Ramos said.
Mystic Lake on the northern section of the Wonderland Trail. Credit: Alison Newberry
Park officials agree. "Obviously, it's a big disadvantage for people coming from a long distance," said Kraig Snure, wilderness district manager for Mount Rainier National Park.
This year, permits will be issued up to a day in advance of a trip on a first-come basis at one of Rainier's backcountry wilderness information centers.
"Now if you walk up, everything is available," Snure said.
The failure of the reservation system will have the most impact on the popular Wonderland Trail, one of America's true bucket-list hikes. About 13,000 hikers used the Wonderland for overnight trips last year, said Randy King, superintendent of Mount Rainier National Park. Of that number, King estimates 400-500 people completed the entire length of the trail last year. In addition, "hundreds of thousands of users" day-hiked along the trail, he said.
For most, hiking the entire trail takes between nine and 13 days, ascending the high ridges and descending the glacial valleys that ring Rainier. In all, hikers gain and lose 22,000 vertical feet, making the Wonderland Trail a test of endurance and strength.
It's also beautiful.
"The scenery is spectacular," said Matt Sparapani of Chicago, who hiked the trail in 2014 with his wife Alison Newberry. "You get to circumnavigate the mountain over the course of 93 miles and you see the mountain from nearly all of it."
Mount Rainier from Old Desolate Pass. Credit: Matt Sparapani
Sparapani, who chronicled the journey with Newberry in a blog and a subsequent book that was published this year ("Plan and Go: Wonderland Trail;" Sandiburg Press) also praised the backcountry campsites along the Wonderland.
"The campsites are delightfully small," he said. "You're rarely sitting around crowded in with a bunch of people."
Sparapani and Newberry came to Washington without a guaranteed reservation when they hiked the Wonderland. They applied for an advance permit, were turned down, but took the chance on getting a walk-up permit.
"We walked in with the same itinerary that we had applied with and only had to change one campsite," Sparapani said.
Sparapani's success at scoring a walk-up permit for the Wonderland should encourage other hikers this year.
Cathy Farrar of Seattle is planning to hike the Wonderland Trail in September. She's hopeful she'll get the walk-up itinerary that she wants.
"It may discourage some hikers, so those who show up will have a better selection of routes and sites," she said.
For hikers who try to get walk-up Wonderland permits, park officials counsel patience and flexibility. Hikers should be willing to change starting and ending dates of their hikes and consider different entry points, Rainier superintendent King said.
Park officials will monitor how the walk-up system works and consider adding people to help process permits in the event of long waits.
In the meantime, Mount Rainier National Park is working with graduate students from the University of Washington Information School to come up with a new online reservation system to replace the old mail-in, fax-based system for next year. The system will be beta-tested this summer, mainly to address security issues "to make sure it protects people's information," King said.
For now, the high-country is still snowed in. Trips along the Wonderland Trail could begin in late June or early July, depending on how fast the snowpack melts out.
On a busy afternoon in late May at the REI flagship store in Seattle, hikers were busy shopping for food, fuel and equipment for the coming season. As customers scurried around trying on backpacks, sales specialist Danielle Kean said most hikers she's talked with are taking the Mount Rainier permit issues in stride. She's looking forward to a better reservation system next year.
"To have a little hiccup now to get a better reservation system later is worth it," she said.
John Nelson is a freelance writer based in Seattle, who has previously worked for MSN.com, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Memphis Commercial Appeal and The Spokesman-Review in Spokane. Read his blog at OurGrandTour.net.


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Oh, college. Such fun times. Remember all those crazy Friday nights you spent at the library, studying into the wee hours of the morning like a true legend? And then you would drive home at 15 miles per hour — you know, just to be extra legit careful? And after all that, you'd still get pulled over by your friendly neighborhood cops? And then you would perform a perfect juggling routine for those cops, and Sargeant McKay would film you for Instagram, and you'd all have a grand old time?
Yeah, none of those things happened to us in college, either. But that's why we have University of Central Arkansas junior Blayk Puckett: To keep us on our toes.
According to Cosmo, Puckett was leaving his admirable self-date at the library late Friday when university police pulled him over for driving too slow. And as if that sentence shouldn't already win him the Most Responsible College Kid Award, he proceeded to pass his sobriety test with (literally) flying colors: Puckett treated those college cops to a masterful juggling performance.
One of the officers caught the routine on video, and it has understandably gone viral.
The patrol-car light show really adds to the performance, don't you think?
"This is the new sobriety test in Conway!" Puckett says in the video, referencing the university town.
"This guy is definitely not intoxicated," asserts the jolly sargeant.
But we've got to ask: Would the skills of a true juggling expert be impaired by a few beers? What about, say, a few shots of tequila? Great musicians have certainly performed under the influence before; why not great magicians? After all, they are masters of misdirection.
It's worth noting that when Puckett was pulled over, the police asked him what was protruding from his pocket. According to The NY Post, it was "magic equipment." We'll just let you make up your own punch line here.
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PALLAS, the annual arts and literary folio of The Palladium, emerged as a finalist at the recently concluded 36th Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) held Wednesday night, October 29, 2014, at the GSIS Theater in Pasay City. Pallas was nominated for the category Best Literary Folio, along with seven other entries. Phoenix, the literary folio of the Lyceum of the Philippines University-Batangas ended up taking home the trophy.
The awards night was led by His Eminence Luis Antonio G. Cardinal Tagle, D.D., the current Honorary Chairman of CMMA, together with Ambassador Antonio L. Cabangon Chua, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and President. Members of the Catholic Church hierarchy, students, writers, and key television and radio personalities graced the event.
The CMMA was established in 1978 by the Archdiocese of Manila, through His Eminence Jaime L. Cardinal Sin, to reward and pay tribute to media products that enhance the total human development of the Filipino audience through the competent and professional use of mass media techniques. It gives recognition in various categories: Print, Television, Radio, Film, and Advertising.
This year marks the first time that The Palladium fielded an entry in the annual award-giving body. Nominated was last year's edition of Pallas, which had the theme of "Manila." Pallas is a collection of prose, poetry, photos, and artworks contributed by the students, faculty, and alumni of the Ateneo Law School.
Pallas 2013, which was already the fourth installment of the folio, had a total of 35 contributors, with 32 students and three contributors from the Ateneo Law faculty, including Court of Appeals Justice Magdangal de Leon, eminent civilist Ruben Balane, and high-profile lawyer Howard Calleja. Most of the works represent "Manila culture"—the pop culture, way of life, and the familiar scenarios in the cities of Metro Manila. The theme recognized the boons and banes of living in the country's capital, which its inhabitant have learned to embrace and accept as part of its unique charm.
It was launched last December 17, 2014, in the form of an art benefit show. At that time, it was almost a month since Supertyphoon Yolanda ravaged Central Philippines. Many members of the Ateneo Law community—including students, faculty, staff, and security & maintenance personnel—were affected by the catastrophe. Struck by this reality, the publication decided to make the Pallas launch as an avenue for extending a hand to our countrymen who were victims of the disaster.
The art benefit launch event was highlighted by a 30-minute performance of some students, wherein they sang and danced to the tune of beloved OPM classics. The performances showcased the rich talents of Filipinos, further bolstering the patriotic "Manila" theme of the folio.
Members of The Palladium Editorial Board 2013-2014 hold copies of Pallas 2013 prior to its launch.


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Q: How to dynamically add scripts tag at each Sub-domain level through single angular application? I have tired some of DOM operation like,

document.createElement

document.write

The document.createElement way requires a standard script structure . But in my case it can be either a java script function or script link.
The document.write operation overwrite the entire script when used inside app.component and only inside the app.component I have the dynamic data at Sub-domain level.
Didn't work as expected .

A: You're talking about the same application on different sub-domains so it seems like you're looking at deploying an application to different environments with different scripts depending on which environment.
I recommend using the environment files in \src\environments\. You can set the scripts like this:
environment.ts:

export const environment = {
  version: require('../../custom-script-for-environment1.json')
};

environment.subdomain.ts:

export const environment = {
  version: require('../../custom-script-for-environment2.json')
};

and then import it where needed:
import { environment } from '../environments/environment';

Read more about environments in this Angular blog:
https://alligator.io/angular/environment-variables/

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Africa happens to be one of the biggest trade centers in the world, but is still one of the developing nations. Availability of doctors and the presence of proper pharmacies remain one of the biggest drawbacks of the nation. It is very common to see several non-profit organizations approaching rural as well as urban areas around Africa, providing the requisite medical facilities. Apart from being a citizen of the nation, how would you deal with a situation where you are in Africa, but devoid of proper medical facilities? These are the situations where the power of the internet comes in.
How can medical tourism help in your cause?
It is a well-known fact that Indian medicines and treatments are extremely effective, and people worldwide travel to India to adopt affordable yet the best kind of treatments for their illnesses. You should utilize the most of the internet and understand how medical tourism in India works and how beneficial it is. Medical tourism gives you an idea about the different kinds of diseases that your symptoms might lead to and what type of treatment suits and what hospitals and doctors fit your budget. At Chikitsatour, we provide you with information on where you can get the best oncology treatment in Kolkata along with range of other treatments at affordable prices. Choosing us as your medical tourism operator, whether you are in Africa or in India will help you keep track of the best medical facilities that are appropriate for your health.
How can Chikitsatour help you on an international basis?
A layman would also know that Africa and India are miles apart. But how do you get to know which medication suits you and which hospital suits you in India? At Chikitsatour, we have a list of all treatments that come with dental, carcinogenic, cosmetic/plastic, ophthalmological, and other problems. The best and reliable hospitals and doctors that suit your budget are also provided by us on our list. To make things easier, we also have an option of live chat which enables you to connect with our operative center immediately in case of any queries on your part!
At Chikitsatour, we aim to provide the best kind of information on medical treatment facilities. We believe in creating a society that is healthy and is always taking precautionary steps against any sort of ailments that will stop them from living their life to the fullest.


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In preliterate civilizations, people attempted to live their lives and appease their gods with no real sense of the rules. They just did what they could, sacrificing animals and even children along the way to appease the gods they didn't understand. The invention of text gave them a set of rules to follow—or not. Now, everyone was a cheater to some extent, at least in that they had the choice of whether to go by the law, or to evade it. With the printing press came writing. The Bible was no longer set in stone, but something to be changed––or at least reinterpreted. Martin Luther posted his ninety-five theses, the first great 'mod' of Catholicism, and later, nations rewrote their histories by launching their revolutions. Finally, the invention of digital technology gives us the ability to program: to create self-sustaining information systems, or virtual life. These are technologies that carry on long after we've created them, making future decisions without us.


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Prior to joining Aksia, Maya was an investment management attorney at Seward & Kissel LLP where she provided legal advice to investment managers on structuring, fund formation, regulatory filings, and compliance matters.
Maya graduated with a BA from Cornell University in 2002, with distinction in all subjects, and a JD from the Fordham University School of Law in 2006.
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Alex Ferguson prepares to rest key players for Champions League second leg as Chelsea lie in wait.
Manchester United are firmly in the driving seat as they prepare for the second leg of the European Champions League semifinal.
But manager Alex Ferguson's priorities have shifted since the weekend.
Knowing his side take a comfortable 2-0 aggregate score over German side Schalke 04 as well as the intimidating home advantage at Old Trafford, Ferguson is preparing to rest key players ahead of Wednesday's game.
Primarily of course Ferguson's main interest is to choose a strong enough side to reach the Champions League final, but after a costly 1-0 loss against Arsenal in the English Premier League that blew the title race wide open, Ferguson's interests lie in preparing for Sunday's potential domestic title decider against rivals Chelsea.
If United lose their home clash against Chelsea, the London side – and defending champions – would go ahead on goal difference after they continued their revival with victory over Tottenham at the weekend to move within three points of United.
"I will make some changes on Wednesday without question," Ferguson revealed.
"I will bring Paul Scholes back in, Dimitar Berbatov, Michael Owen."
Scottish midfielder Darren Fletcher may also make a return to first team after completing 45 minutes in a reserve match, Ferguson confirmed.
"We'll need to do that but I will probably keep my experienced players at the back. We have a big week ahead. Wednesday is a European semifinal second leg and then the game on Sunday.
"Two massive games, so we will regroup and freshen it up."
The irony is it will hardly be a second-string side if the side features the Premier League's top scorer Berbatov and evergreen midfielder Scholes, but on paper the side will be weaker.
Ferguson was confident however that United remain in a strong position in both domestic and European competitions.
"We're in as good a position as we could ever have wished for from the start of the season," Ferguson said.
"We're in the semifinal of the European Cup in the second leg, with a two-goal lead, and we go into Chelsea with equal goal difference and a home game."
Failure to seal the deal against a Schalke side who were so comprehensively outplayed in the first leg would represent an upset of unthinkable proportions, even allowing for the fact that Schalke produced the away result of this year's Champions League when they downed Inter Milan 5-2 in the quarterfinals.
As if being given a masterclass by United last week wasn't bad enough - when only the goalkeeping heroics of Manuel Neuer prevented a rout - the Germans' confidence also received another mauling at the weekend when they were beaten 4-1 by Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga.
United defender Patrice Evra did not downplay the seriousness of the week ahead.
"Our destiny is still in our own hands,'' he said.
be in trouble. We don't want to be in trouble.
Barcelona or Real Madrid awaits in the May 28 final at London's Wembley Stadium.
For Schalke however, the reality is they will need to become a different side from the one that barely put up a fight at home last week.


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Social Worker (Program Coordinator)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-C)
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This position is eligible for the Education Debt Reduction Program (EDRP), a student loan payment reimbursement program. You must meet specific individual eligibility requirements in accordance with VHA policy and submit your EDRP application within four months of appointment. Approval, award amount (up to $200,000) and eligibility period (one to five years) are determined by the VHA Education Loan Repayment Services program office after complete review of the EDRP application. Applicants pending the completion of educational or certification/licensure requirements may be referred and tentatively selected but may not be hired until all requirements are met. Basic Requirements: United States Citizenship: Non-citizens may only be appointed when it is not possible to recruit qualified citizens in accordance with VA Policy. Education: Have a master's degree in social work from a school of social work fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). Graduates of schools of social work that are in candidacy status do not meet this requirement until the School of Social Work is fully accredited. A doctoral degree in social work may not be substituted for the master's degree in social work. Licensure: Persons hired or reassigned to social worker positions in the GS-0185 series in VHA must be licensed or certified by a state to independently practice social work at the master's degree level. English Language Proficiency: Social workers must be proficient in spoken and written English in accordance with VA Handbook 5005, Part II, chapter 3, section A, paragraph 3j, this part. May qualify based on being covered by the Grandfathering Provision as described in the VA Qualification Standard for this occupation (only applicable to current VHA employees who are in this occupation and meet the criteria). Grade Determinations: Senior Social Worker, GS-12 Experience/Education: The candidate must have at least two years of experience post advanced practice clinical licensure and should be in a specialized area of social work practice of which, one year must be equivalent to the GS-11 grade level. Senior social workers have experience that demonstrates possession of advanced practice skills and judgment. Senior social workers are experts in their specialized area of practice. Senior social workers may have certification or other post-masters training from a nationally recognized professional organization or university that includes a defined curriculum/course of study and internship or equivalent supervised professional experience in a specialty. Licensure/Certification: Senior social workers must be licensed or certified by a state at the advanced practice level which included an advanced generalist or clinical examination, unless they are grandfathered by the state in which they are licensed to practice at the advanced practice level (except for licenses issued in California, which administers its own clinical examination for advanced practice) and they must be able to provide supervision for licensure. Demonstrated Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: In addition to the experience above, candidates must demonstrate all of the following KSAs: Skill in a range of specialized interventions and treatment modalities used in specialty treatment programs or with special patient populations. This includes individual, group, and/or family counseling or psychotherapy and advanced level psychosocial and/or case management. Ability to incorporate complex multiple causation in differential diagnosis and treatment within approved clinical privileges or scope of practice. Knowledge in developing and implementing methods for measuring effectiveness of social work practice and services in the specialty area, utilizing outcome evaluations to improve treatment services and to design system changes. Ability to provide specialized consultation to colleagues and students on the psychosocial treatment of patients in the service delivery area, as well as role modeling effective social work practice skills. Ability to expand clinical knowledge in the social work profession, and to write policies, procedures, and/or practice guidelines pertaining to the service delivery area. Driver's License: This Position involves periodically transporting patients and requires a valid driver's license. In addition, as per Incidental Drivers Policy PS-05-80, employee's driver's record will be reviewed regular through the CA DMV Employer Pull Notice (EPN) Program. References: VA Handbook 5005, Part II Appendix G39, Social Worker Qualification Standard GS-185 Veterans Health Administration. The full performance level of this vacancy is a GS-12. The actual grade at which an applicant may be selected for this vacancy is a GS-12. Physical Requirements: The work is largely office based and in a sedentary setting, unless outreach is performed. In ordinary situations incumbent must be capable of using a computer given that all clinical charting is electronic. When performing outreach, involves considerable amount of standing, walking, stooping, bending, reaching, lifting, and turning. Requires carrying or lifting of objects weighing up to 50 lbs., but occasionally may require work that involves pushing or lifting in excess of 50 pounds and going up and down flights of stairs. ["Work Schedule: Varying; Tour of duty to be discussed during interview; Subject to change to meet the needs of the Agency Telework: Authorized; if approved, would be on a regularly scheduled basis but this is not a remote position. Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Functional Statement #: 000000 Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: May be authorized for highly qualified candidates EDRP Authorized: Contact V21CCOEEDRP@va.gov, the EDRP Coordinator for questions/assistance. Learn more Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized Financial Disclosure Report: Not required A relocation/recruitment incentive may be authorized for highly qualified applicants. HUD-VASH is an intensive case management program for chronically homeless Veterans aimed at providing psychosocial services to Veterans while residing in stable housing through HUD's Section 8 voucher system. The Senior Social Worker in this position functions as the Senior Case Manager for VA Northern California Health Care System's Housing and Urban Development - VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH). The HUD-VASH Program falls within the Healthcare for Homeless Veterans (HCHV) Programs of the Social Work Service. The Senior Case Manager is responsible for coordination of case management services for Veterans receiving housing provided through HUD Section 8 housing vouchers. Duties for the position include but are not limited to: Coordinates care including serving as an advocate on behalf of the Veterans to ensure comprehensive service delivery and linking and referring Veterans to the VA Medical Center, VA Regional Offices and/or community agencies. Performs site visits of HUD-VASH apartments to ensure that Veterans reside in safe environments in compliance with local housing codes. Verifies the Veteran's status, eligibility for VA medical care, and eligibility of program participation. Completes statistical and other reports in accordance with VA Medical Center and respective professional discipline service policies. Management, coordination and provision of psychological/social work/nursing services to Veteran and their families in inpatient, outpatient and community settings. Responsible for protecting data from unauthorized release of access codes, etc., as stated in the computer access agreement which the Senior Social Worker signs. Conduct psychosocial assessments to determine needs of Veterans and family members. Active participant in the treatment planning process with other disciplines. Participate in discharge planning with other disciplines and will be responsible for ensuring that discharge plans are executed in a manner that is timely and appropriate. Provide individual, family and group counseling as appropriate. Provide consultation/education to Veterans and families on community resources, advance directives and VA benefits. Act as liaison between VA and community resources, to include marketing and public relation duties as needed. Address Advance Directives in accordance with the standards of their work area. Provide wellness/prevention education and facilitate patient/family support groups as appropriate. As appropriate, supervise the practice of students, interns, or a less experienced case manager. Maintain data and statistical compilations to comply with Joint Commission, CARF, VA and medical center policy and procedures. Assist patients and their significant others with coping and dealing with the loss and grief experiences in disability, terminal illness and death. Document professional practice interventions and activities in patient's clinical record utilizing CPRS and ensure appropriate hand off when transferring of patient care. Responsible for maintaining accurate records of relevant trainings and participate in continuing education in accordance with VA policies and state licensure. Fulfill ethical responsibilities to Veterans, colleagues and VA in accordance with relevant discipline Code of Ethics, VHA Code of Ethics, and local Ethics policies, which includes but is not limited to compliance with all laws and regulations related to confidentiality and release of information and protecting Veterans' personal identifying information. Performs other related duties as assigned."]
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