Jobs at Childhood Cancer Society

This temporary teaching role supports Head Start programs in New Jersey and Pennsylvania by supervising infant-toddler classrooms and ensuring compliance with state licensing and performance standards. Key responsibilities include developing developmentally appropriate lesson plans, documenting individual child growth, and facilitating home visits and parent conferences to foster family engagement. The position emphasizes creating a safe, nurturing environment while coordinating care for children with special needs. The role appeals to educators passionate about early childhood development who value community involvement and professional growth through required training sessions. A personal vehicle is required for daily duties, and the position offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on young children's foundational learning within a structured, mission-driven organization.

This full-time Pediatric Physical Therapist role is based in Texas and supports a specialized team focused on treating infants and young children. The position requires a Master's degree, an active US state license, and at least two years of experience with pediatric clients, including one year specializing in the birth to three age group. Key responsibilities include evaluating and treating referred patients, developing individualized treatment plans, supervising physical therapist assistants, and instructing students in therapy techniques. The opportunity is particularly appealing for military spouses and dependents, offering a collaborative environment dedicated to early childhood development. The role involves a standard 40-hour work week with a focus on skilled, medically prescribed interventions.

This seasonal, full-time role serves as a Camp Lifeguard at the Boys' Club of New York's Harriman State Park location, focusing on youth safety and development during the summer of 2025. The position involves supervising waterfront activities, performing water rescues, and enforcing safety protocols while assisting with swim instruction and maintaining facility equipment. Beyond aquatic duties, the role requires living on-site in a cabin to mentor campers, foster a positive community, and support their emotional well-being. The position is appealing for its opportunity to work outdoors in a fast-paced environment while contributing to a historic organization dedicated to equitable youth programming. The arrangement includes on-site housing and daily meals, offering a unique immersive experience in a supportive team culture.