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Global Talent Partners Veterinary

NY · On-site

$190 - $300/hr

Bereavement leave for mourning both human and pet losses Dedicated Continuing Education Leave Separate paid time specifically for continuing education pursuits. Robust Support for Board Exam ...

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What are paid mourners called?

Paid mourners are often referred to as professional mourners or hired mourners. They are employed to express grief at funerals and traditional ceremonies, especially in cultures where public mourning is customary. These roles may require understanding cultural practices and sometimes involve specific training or experience.

How much do professional mourners get paid?

Professional mourners typically earn between $50 and $150 per day, depending on the region and the event's scale. Payment may also include tips or additional compensation for extended performances or special requests.

What is a grief job?

A grief job typically refers to roles that involve providing emotional support to individuals experiencing loss, such as grief counselors, funeral directors, or hospice workers. These jobs often require strong communication skills, empathy, and sometimes certifications in counseling or social work, and may involve working in sensitive environments with irregular or emotional schedules.

Can you still hire professional mourners?

Professional mourners are still hired in some cultures and regions to perform traditional mourning rituals at funerals. Hiring typically involves specialized services, and workers may need cultural knowledge or experience in funeral customs. Availability depends on local customs and legal regulations regarding employment and funeral practices.

What is the difference between Mourning vs Funeral Director?

AspectMourningFuneral Director
CredentialsNo specific certifications requiredLicensed funeral director certification
Work EnvironmentPersonal, emotional support settingsFuneral homes, embalming rooms, planning services
Industry UsageRefers to the grieving processProfession involved in funeral arrangements

While mourning describes the emotional process of grieving after a loss, a funeral director is a professional who organizes and manages funeral services. Mourning is a personal experience, whereas funeral directors facilitate the practical and ceremonial aspects of funerals.

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Physician Gastroenterology - Competitive Salary

Physician Gastroenterology - Competitive Salary

Enterprise Medical Recruiting

Durant, OK • On-site

Other

PTO

Re-posted 25 days ago

Job description

A 143,000 square foot hospital in Durant, built-in 2017 with all the newest bells and whistles. A multispeciality group with outstanding benefits and work-life balance an opportunity available for a Gastroenterologist to join their team.

Practice Details

  • 4-day work week
  • 10 week PTO
  • Outpatient only, NO CALL
  • Beautiful new Regional Medical Center with all specialties represented
  • Student loan assistance
  • $50K Sign-on bonus, and relocation
  • 450K base plus based on experience
  • Less than 90 miles from Dallas
  • 15 patients per day
  • 275 employees with the ambulatory surgery center, Colonoscopy procedures required, around 35 providers, multiple specialties, lab, X-ray, US, CT/MRI, Pharmacy, PT

Durant, Oklahoma

Known as the “Magnolia Capital of Oklahoma,” Durant offers everything from downtown shopping to outdoor adventures. Originally settled by a family of French-Choctaw origin, Durant boasts a unique combination of small-town charm and a highly celebrated Native American heritage in southern Oklahoma. At nearby Lake Texoma State Park, visitors will relish endless opportunities for nature exploration. Go camping, cast a line on the lake or enjoy hunting for whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, mourning dove, ducks, and geese.

GJ-2210-93515

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