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Rita Spearman Quality Control Specialist I

Rita Spearman
Quality Control Specialist I

Feb 11, 2023

 r-spearman@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-0279

Ryan Barnard BEN Officer I

Ryan Barnard
BEN Officer I

Feb 9, 2023

 r-barnard@detr.nv.gov
 725-377-5889

Salina Dorado Rehab Technician II

Salina Dorado
Rehab Technician II

Feb 8, 2023

 s-dorado@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-5335

Sandra Belardo-Rodriguez Rehab Counselor II

Sandra Belardo-Rodriguez
Rehab Counselor II

Feb 7, 2023

 s-belardo-rodriguez@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-5306

Sandra Mitchell Workforce Services Rep IV

Sandra Mitchell
Workforce Services Rep IV

Feb 7, 2023

 smmitchell@detr.nv.gov
 775-823-8138

Sarah Dubois Rehab Counselor II

Sarah Dubois
Rehab Counselor II

Feb 7, 2023

 S-dubois@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-5337

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