Jobs at Charter Club

This locum physician role involves providing pediatric care across two hospitals in Mississippi for a temporary assignment. The position requires managing 3 to 5 patients daily, handling emergency room consults, admitting and discharging patients, and attending deliveries and C-sections. Key responsibilities include maintaining 24-hour call coverage and performing necessary procedures with NRP certification. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive support package, which includes paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing expenses, and dedicated 24/7 access to specialty consultants. The employer offers a streamlined credentialing process and a collaborative environment within a leading national staffing network.

This locum tenens position places a Family Practice physician in a clinic setting in Vernonia, Oregon. The role involves managing patient care from Tuesday through Friday with a schedule of 36 hours per week and no emergency call requirements. Key responsibilities include maintaining a productivity rate of two patients per hour and completing all charting within normal shift hours. The assignment is appealing for its opportunity to serve rural communities, gain exposure to diverse healthcare environments, and access paid malpractice insurance with pre-paid travel and housing. Physicians benefit from a supportive network, professional development resources, and 24-hour consultant access throughout the temporary engagement.

This locum physician role involves providing pediatric care across two hospitals in Mississippi, covering patients from admission to discharge, emergency consults, and deliveries. Key responsibilities include managing 3 to 5 patients daily, performing Level I nursery procedures, and maintaining 24-hour call coverage. The position offers significant appeal through flexible scheduling that allows for personal commitments, the opportunity to work in diverse environments to prevent professional fatigue, and the chance to serve underserved communities. The assignment includes paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing, and access to professional development resources, making it an ideal choice for physicians seeking variety and purpose in their practice.

This locum tenens position places an Obstetrics and Gynecology physician in Socorro, New Mexico, to support a clinic with low patient volume and a mix of low-risk cases. The role involves managing fewer than 15 daily patients, performing approximately 8 to 10 deliveries monthly, and handling both vaginal births and C-sections. Key responsibilities include maintaining hospital privileges, managing pager calls, and ensuring adherence to ACLS standards. The assignment is appealing due to the supportive work environment, comprehensive benefits including paid malpractice insurance, and full coverage of pre-paid travel and housing expenses. Physicians receive dedicated 24-hour consultant support and assistance with credentialing and licensing throughout the temporary engagement.

This locum physician role involves providing neurology services to a team in El Paso, Texas, covering both weekends and weekdays. The position requires performing complex endovascular procedures such as carotid and venous stenting, mechanical thrombectomy, and tumor embolization. The assignment offers significant professional appeal by providing paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing, and the flexibility to assume leadership responsibilities in an interim setting. It is designed for physicians seeking to maintain work-life balance, gain diverse clinical experiences, or transition into semi-retirement while continuing to make a direct impact on patient care.

This locum tenens position places a Neurology MD in El Paso, Texas, focusing on general neurology and interventional procedures. The role involves performing complex endovascular techniques such as carotid and venous stenting, mechanical thrombectomy, and tumor embolization, while managing a daily caseload of six to eight patients. The assignment requires availability for four weekends monthly alongside weekday shifts. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive support provided by Weatherby Healthcare, which includes paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing expenses, and 24-hour access to specialty-focused consultants. The arrangement offers a streamlined credentialing process and a collaborative environment within a leading national staffing network.

This locum physician role in Honolulu, Hawaii, focuses on general and thoracic surgery within a supportive clinical environment. The position requires 2-5 years of post-training experience and advanced skills in VATS and robotic procedures. Key responsibilities include performing 10 to 12 surgical cases monthly, managing general thoracic and esophageal oncology cases, and sharing call duties with cardiac surgery. The role offers a hybrid schedule with two clinic days and one surgery day per week, backed by robust PA and hospitalist support. This opportunity is appealing due to the inclusion of paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing expenses, and the flexibility to build a custom career plan with Weatherby Healthcare.

This locum tenens position places an Internal Medicine Physician in an outpatient clinic setting within a Pennsylvania facility. The role involves managing a daily schedule of 16 to 20 adult patients during standard business hours from Monday through Friday. Key responsibilities include providing comprehensive primary care and maintaining hospital privileges. The assignment is appealing due to the inclusion of paid malpractice insurance, pre-paid travel and housing expenses, and access to a dedicated consultant for support. The arrangement offers flexibility through a custom career plan and utilizes an online portal for assignment details and time entry.

This full-time role places a Speech-Language Pathologist within a charter school setting to support student academic and social success. The position involves conducting evaluations, developing individualized treatment plans based on IEPs, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to monitor student progress in areas such as articulation and language. The role is appealing due to its predictable schedule aligned with school hours, extended breaks including summers, and a supportive culture offering mentorship and professional development. The position provides comprehensive benefits and is suitable for both clinical fellows and experienced clinicians seeking a stable, meaningful career in education.

This full-time 3rd Grade Teacher role is based at a small charter school in Arizona, focusing on fostering academic and personal growth for young learners. The position involves teaching core subjects such as reading, writing, math, and science while developing creative, standards-aligned lesson plans. Key responsibilities include assessing student progress, providing meaningful feedback, and building strong relationships with families and colleagues. The role is appealing due to the supportive school community, small class sizes, and a collaborative staff culture that encourages instructional flexibility. The position offers a meaningful opportunity to make a tangible impact on student achievement within an inclusive environment.

This part-time school bus driver role in Soldotna, Alaska, involves transporting students safely during morning pickups and afternoon drop-offs. The position features a split-shift schedule with guaranteed hours on school days, offering flexibility for those seeking a second job or a career change. Key responsibilities include operating the vehicle according to safety protocols and utilizing advanced training technology provided by the company. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to receive paid CDL training without prior experience, the chance to make a positive community impact, and a supportive culture that values safety and reliability. Additional benefits include a child-ride-along program for working parents and potential for extra hours through charter trips.

This part-time school bus driver role in Ketchikan, Alaska, involves transporting students safely during morning pickups and afternoon drop-offs. The position features a split shift with guaranteed hours on school days, offering flexibility with free time between routes and opportunities for additional charter work. The role is appealing due to the company's industry-leading safety culture, advanced training programs that do not require prior driving experience, and the chance to make a positive impact on the community. The job is ideal for individuals seeking a part-time schedule, including retirees or those returning to the workforce, and emphasizes a supportive environment focused on reliability and student well-being.

This full-time delivery driver role focuses on transporting industrial batteries and chargers to commercial and warehouse clients. The position involves safely loading and unloading heavy equipment using pallet jacks or forklifts, performing vehicle inspections, and managing delivery documentation. Key duties include coordinating efficient routes, assisting with inventory staging, and handling battery maintenance or recycling procedures. The role offers a stable Monday through Friday day shift schedule with opportunities to work independently while maintaining a strong focus on safety and customer service. Candidates will operate within a team environment that values reliability and adherence to DOT regulations.

The Senior Manager of Chapter Relations serves as the primary liaison between IIBEC headquarters and its local chapters, fostering organizational cohesion and sustainable growth. Key responsibilities include guiding chapter leaders on governance compliance, tax filings, and board elections while developing training resources and leadership workshops. The role also involves coordinating chapter programming, tracking engagement metrics, and collaborating with internal teams to drive membership retention. This position offers the opportunity to shape the direction of a professional association through strategic relationship building and volunteer development. The role is based in Raleigh, NC, and focuses on supporting a network of affiliated organizations to deliver high-quality member experiences.

This full-time Associate Attorney role supports the Insolvency & Restructuring practice at a prestigious global law firm with over a century of history. Based in a hybrid setting within the NYC midtown office, the position requires 2–4 years of experience representing various constituents in Chapter 11 proceedings and cross-border restructurings. Key responsibilities include managing complex legal projects, preparing for depositions and trials, and collaborating with attorneys across the firm to deliver high-quality research and writing. The role appeals to candidates seeking to join a high-performing, collaborative team in a fast-paced environment. It offers significant professional growth opportunities within a renowned organization and includes a comprehensive benefits package covering health, wellness, and retirement planning.

This full-time Consultant role within BRG's Corporate Finance practice focuses on Turnaround and Restructuring advisory for private equity firms, boards, and distressed companies. The position involves executing client engagements by building complex three-statement financial models, 13-week cash flow forecasts, and pro-forma scenario analyses to identify value drivers. Key responsibilities include preparing client presentations, assisting in business sales or asset transactions, and contributing to the growth of the practice through marketing and pitch development. The role appeals to professionals seeking an entrepreneurial environment with access to world-leading academic expertise and diverse industry sectors. While based in Boston, the position requires occasional travel and offers a collaborative team dynamic where specialists work alongside experts from various disciplines to solve complex financial challenges.

The Human Services Coordinator I role serves as the primary liaison for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families within the Department of Developmental Services. Key responsibilities include coordinating Individual Service Plans, monitoring service implementation, advocating for client rights, and facilitating transitions between school and adult services. The position offers the opportunity to specialize in areas such as autism support, self-direction, or youth transition, allowing professionals to focus on specific population needs. This full-time position is based in Framingham with potential travel required to visit service settings. The role appeals to those seeking to make a meaningful impact on vulnerable populations while working within a large, collaborative state agency dedicated to community inclusion and innovation.

This full-time paraprofessional role at Brig. Gen. Anna Mae Hays Elementary School provides specialized support for students with autism within the Allentown School District. The position involves assisting teachers in delivering instructional strategies, implementing positive behavior support plans, and collecting data to monitor student progress under the direction of certified staff. Essential duties also include facilitating safe transitions, managing personal care needs, and maintaining student records. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a diverse, culturally responsive community where students from over 50 countries are educated. The district offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage, along with retirement and tuition reimbursement opportunities.

This full-time Senior Associate role within BRG's Corporate Finance practice focuses on Turnaround and Restructuring advisory for underperforming companies and private equity clients. The position involves executing complex financial modeling tasks, including three-statement models, 13-week cash flow projections, and scenario planning to support client engagements. Key responsibilities include preparing client presentations, analyzing operational data, and contributing to business development efforts like marketing and pitches. The role appeals to professionals seeking a fast-growing, entrepreneurial environment that values agility, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the application of advanced data science alongside traditional finance expertise. Based in Boston, the position requires occasional travel and offers the opportunity to work with a diverse team of experts on high-stakes financial challenges.

This full-time summer internship places candidates in the Corporate Finance practice of a Salt Lake City-based consulting firm, focusing on turnaround and restructuring advisory for private equity and distressed companies. The role involves developing three-statement financial models, conducting detailed industry research, and assisting with transaction analysis and document management. Summer Associates work within a collaborative team environment to solve complex financial challenges across diverse sectors like retail and healthcare. The position offers exposure to high-impact projects, opportunities for professional advancement within a rapidly growing organization, and a culture that values interdisciplinary expertise and original thinking.

This internal agency role within the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services focuses on government operations and licensing support. The position involves maintaining departmental policies, processing correspondence, and serving as a liaison for the Concealed Weapon Intake System partnership with tax collectors. Key responsibilities include coordinating with partners to identify operational improvements, interpreting statutes to answer complex inquiries, and delivering training on concealed carry reciprocity and private investigator programs. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment with opportunities for professional growth and collaboration across bureaus. Occasional travel is required for onsite training and partnership meetings.

This full-time special education teaching role focuses on delivering science instruction to students in grades 5 through 12 at a youth residential facility in Framingham, Massachusetts. The position involves planning and adapting lessons to meet individualized education program goals, providing differentiated instruction aligned with state standards, and maintaining accurate student progress documentation. The role emphasizes creating a safe, supportive classroom environment and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and families. This opportunity appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact in a specialized setting with a structured Monday through Friday schedule. The position offers professional growth through required training and participation in assessment programs, with potential for continued employment beyond the initial contract period.