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medicfp-job
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npm install --global medicfp-job
Example:
medicfp-job list
Example:
medicfp-job view 1
Identifier of a job that you are applying for from list command
First name (required)
Last name (required)
Middle name or middle name initial (optional)
Email that can be used to contact you (required, and no we wont subscribe you to any mailing lists)
Path to your resume on your drive, any format will be accepted
Example:
medicfp-job apply \
--jobId=1 \
--firstName=John \
--lastName=Doe \
--middleName=A \
--email=foo\@example.com \
--resume=/path/to/file.pdf
FAQs
Fun way to apply for a job at MedicFP LLC.
We found that medicfp-job demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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