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Tammy Riley Workforce Rep V, Supervisor

Tammy Riley
Workforce Rep V, Supervisor

Jan 28, 2023

 tjriley@detr.nv.gov
 775-823-8150

Theresa Jones Rehab Supervisor

Theresa Jones
Rehab Supervisor

Jan 25, 2023

 tajones@detr.nv.gov
 775-684-0468

Tina Marie Burke Rehab Technician II

Tina Marie Burke
Rehab Technician II

Jan 25, 2023

 t-burke@detr.nv.gov
 775-284-9556

Tomas Cruz Rehab Technician II

Tomas Cruz
Rehab Technician II

Jan 24, 2023

 tdcruz@detr.nv.gov
 775-823-8120

Tommy Phen Rehab Counselor II

Tommy Phen
Rehab Counselor II

Jan 24, 2023

 abchristensen@detr.nv.gov
 775-823-6688

Tracey Cook Program Officer I Evaluation Services

Tracey Cook
Program Officer I Evaluation Services

Jan 23, 2023

 tacook@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-5308

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