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Vendredi, 13 Janvier, 2012
remplacement infirmière libérale (royan, breuillet, les mathes, st sulpice....., Charente-maritime) nouvelle dans la région pour rapprochement familial recherche à faire des remplacements en cabinet infirmier. Après 7 ans en médecine interne, j'ai des bonnes connaissances en diabétologie, pst propres (plaies chirurgicales, pst de VVC et CI) et dit ...  €2999.00
Jeudi, 24 Novembre, 2011
Marketing relationnel / Indépendant / Science Anti-âge (La Rochelle, Charente-maritime) Recrutement : Marketing relationnel / Indépendant. Science Anti-âge. CosmétoGénomique. Description de l'entreprise : Après 30 ans de recherches, des chercheurs trouvent les gènes responsables du vieillissement. Cela aboutit à une opportu...  -
Dimanche, 20 Novembre, 2011
Animation Spectacle Poitou-Charentes Vienne 86 - Olivier Dissais (Poitiers, Vienne) Animations de soirées dansantes de mariage, associations, comités de fêtes, comités d'entreprise, séminaires, mairies, campings, CE... Orchestre LES NUITS BLANCHES, 5 musiciens dont 1 chanteuse 100% LIVE !! Découvrez TRIO'LIVE, 2 chanteurs et...  -
Samedi, 10 Septembre, 2011
aide à la maison (Poitiers, Vienne) Bonjour, Actuellement receptionniste en cdi 35h, je recherche un complément de salaire. Je dispose d'un véhicule et suis rapidement autonome. Je peux effectuer le ménage, le repassage, promener des animaux, preparer des repas, jardiner,...  -
Mardi, 19 Juillet, 2011
Recrute Futur Chef d'entreprise (La Rochelle, Charente-maritime) Recrute Futur Franchisé mandataire. Après 30 ans de recherches, des chercheurs trouvent les gènes responsables du vieillissement. Cela aboutit à une opportunité d’affaires sans précédent : chacun, un jour, utilisera des produits issus de cet...  -

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