Jobs at Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County

This full-time Allergist Immunologist role supports the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Phoenix Children's, focusing on inborn errors of immunity and complex immunodeficiencies. The physician will deliver comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, manage urgent cases, and lead multidisciplinary clinics while collaborating with a team of eleven providers across multiple valley locations. Key responsibilities include supervising pediatric residents and fellows, conducting medical education activities, and participating in clinical research regarding food allergies and asthma. The position is appealing due to its academic affiliation with Mayo Clinic Arizona and major medical schools, offering opportunities for faculty appointments and fellowship training. The role combines high-impact patient care with a mission-driven culture centered on family-centered care and innovation within a growing, busy practice.

This role involves joining the Division of Hospital Medicine at Phoenix Children's Hospital as a Pediatric Hospitalist across the Main Campus and expanding community sites. The position focuses on delivering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, managing urgent and emergent cases, and providing subspecialty consultations. Key responsibilities include supervising medical trainees, leading teaching rounds, and participating in quality improvement and research initiatives. The opportunity is appealing due to the strong academic environment with faculty appointments at major universities, the chance to shape new hospital programs, and a collaborative culture dedicated to family-centered care. The role offers a dynamic work arrangement with options for standard or nocturnist shifts and is based in Phoenix, Arizona.

This role involves serving as a Pediatric Hospitalist within the Division of Hospital Medicine at Phoenix Children's, supporting clinical programs across the Main Campus and expanding community sites. Key responsibilities include delivering direct inpatient and outpatient patient care, providing subspecialty consultations, and supervising medical trainees through teaching rounds and conferences. The position also entails participating in quality improvement initiatives and research endeavors. The opportunity is appealing due to the dynamic academic environment, strong mentorship from a large faculty, and significant career advancement potential within a rapidly growing division. The work arrangement includes positions at multiple locations with options for standard or nocturnist shifts, offering a collaborative culture focused on family-centered care in a sunny metropolitan setting.

This full-time pediatric body radiologist role is based at Phoenix Children's Hospital in Arizona, supporting a diverse team of 31 radiologists with subspecialty expertise in cardiac, fetal, musculoskeletal, and nuclear medicine imaging. The position involves interpreting body imaging studies, participating in shared fluoroscopy call duties, and collaborating with a collegial group of specialists. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with approximately one day of onsite coverage per week and access to home PACS workstations. Opportunities for growth are highlighted by the department's expansion into new satellite campuses and its active research program supported by major academic affiliations. The position is ideal for candidates seeking a collaborative environment with teaching responsibilities and potential for involvement in clinical translational research.

This full-time pediatric body radiologist role is based at Phoenix Children's Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, within a collaborative department of 31 radiologists. The position involves interpreting diverse body imaging studies including cardiac, fetal, musculoskeletal, and nuclear medicine, with shared fluoroscopy call responsibilities. Key duties include providing clinical consultations and supporting the department's active research and teaching programs alongside medical students and fellows. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to join a rapidly expanding health system with new satellite campuses opening soon, offering significant professional growth. The work arrangement features a hybrid schedule that promotes flexibility with approximately one day of onsite coverage per week and access to home PACS workstations.

The Division of Hematology/Oncology at Phoenix Children's seeks a full-time pediatric hematologist-oncologist to join a multidisciplinary team serving as the major referral center for the Southwestern region. The role involves providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient clinical care for complex conditions such as congenital bleeding disorders, sickle cell disease, and bone marrow failure syndromes. Key responsibilities include managing patient care, supervising medical trainees through teaching rounds and conferences, and contributing to active clinical research and program development. This position is appealing for its opportunity to lead growth in specialized areas within a collaborative, family-centered environment that supports state-of-the-art care and professional advancement.

This full-time role involves joining the Leukemia and Lymphoma Section within the Division of Hematology/Oncology and BMT at Phoenix Children's Hospital. The position focuses on providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care for pediatric patients with hematologic malignancies while participating in early-phase clinical trials. Key responsibilities include delivering direct patient care, supervising fellows and medical students, and contributing to translational research initiatives. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to collaborate with major academic partners like the Mayo Clinic and the University of Arizona, access to advanced facilities including HEPA-filtered rooms, and a supportive environment dedicated to family-centered care and professional growth.

This full-time Pediatric Nephrologist role supports the Division of Nephrology at Phoenix Children's, the largest pediatric nephrology program in the Southwest. The position involves delivering comprehensive patient care across inpatient units, a dedicated dialysis center, and the state's only pediatric kidney transplant program, while participating in multi-disciplinary clinics. Key responsibilities include managing complex renal cases, engaging in clinical and translational research, and mentoring fellows in the newly launched fellowship program. The opportunity is appealing due to the hospital's top national rankings, academic appointments with major medical schools, and a collaborative culture focused on innovation. The role offers a dynamic work environment within a growing metro area known for its quality of life and sunny climate.

This full-time night shift Care Assistant role supports the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit team by delivering compassionate, family-centered care to critically ill children and their families. Key responsibilities include assisting patients with daily living activities such as bathing and feeding, monitoring and recording vital signs, and maintaining a clean, safe patient environment. The position requires collaboration with registered nurses to prioritize care needs and provide emotional support to families. This opportunity appeals to those seeking a supportive clinical environment where they can make a direct impact on patient outcomes while working within a dedicated pediatric healthcare team.

This full-time Pediatric Dentist role at Seattle Children's Hospital provides specialized oral health care to infants, children, and adolescents with complex medical conditions and developmental challenges. The position operates across the Dental Clinic, Emergency Department, Inpatient units, and Operating Rooms, focusing on comprehensive diagnosis, surgical rehabilitation under general anesthesia, and multidisciplinary collaboration with medical specialists. In addition to clinical duties, the incumbent serves as Affiliate Faculty at the University of Washington School of Dentistry, supervising residents and contributing to clinical research. The role is appealing for its mission-driven environment dedicated to eradicating childhood diseases and its status as a nationally ranked academic medical center. The position offers a collaborative culture rooted in compassion and innovation, with opportunities to advance pediatric oral health outcomes for patients who cannot be treated in traditional settings.

This full-time role serves as the operational backbone for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at a top-ranked children's hospital. The position manages unit information systems, ensuring medical record integrity, processing admissions and discharges, and maintaining accurate patient data. Key responsibilities include overseeing environmental safety and traffic flow, coordinating with clinical and admitting staff to optimize patient flow, and acting as a communication hub for families and visitors while strictly adhering to HIPAA standards. The role offers the appeal of working within a collaborative, mission-driven team dedicated to advancing children's health and scientific discovery. Employees benefit from a supportive culture recognized as a leading employer, with opportunities to contribute to a high-impact environment focused on innovation and exceptional care.

This part-time integrated behavioral health role in the Mason area is designed for a licensed clinical professional counselor or social worker to support pediatric patients and families within a top-ranked children's hospital. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments to identify root causes of challenges, managing resources to remove barriers to care, and providing therapeutic interventions that empower patients to manage chronic conditions. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary medical teams to facilitate safe care transitions, advocating for system-level improvements, and educating families on treatment plans. The role is appealing due to the organization's reputation as a leading national children's hospital, its commitment to a holistic team approach, and its recognition as a top employer that fosters innovation and professional growth. The position operates on a part-time schedule with a focus on daytime hours.

The Security Officer role at Seattle Children's Research Division serves as a frontline responder dedicated to ensuring the safety of patients, families, and staff within the research facilities. The position involves monitoring entrances, deterring unauthorized access, and managing diverse incidents ranging from medical emergencies and fire hazards to active threats and distressed individuals using non-violent crisis intervention. Key responsibilities include documenting security events, executing emergency protocols, and providing support during critical situations like missing child alerts or hazardous spills. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization focused on pediatric care and research. The role offers a supportive culture rooted in compassion and excellence, with opportunities for professional growth through specialized training in autism awareness and crisis management. The position is based on-site at the Seattle facility.

This full-time Interpreter and Cultural Mediator role supports a hospital team by facilitating Spanish and English communication between patients, families, and healthcare providers. Key responsibilities include coordinating interpretation requests, providing accurate verbal and written translations, and mediating cultural issues to ensure respectful care. The position also involves assisting staff in developing cultural competency through training and monitoring translation needs to improve patient outcomes. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on community health within a mission-driven organization. It offers a stable 40-hour schedule focused on enhancing cultural understanding and patient satisfaction.

The Director Enterprise Resource Planning role leads the strategy, management, and execution of IT infrastructure and ERP systems within the Financial Systems department. Key responsibilities include overseeing full-lifecycle ERP implementations, managing vendor relationships and contracts, developing annual budgets, and directing a team of professionals to ensure operational efficiency. The position requires strong expertise in PeopleSoft modules and financial process flows while fostering collaboration across a matrixed organization. This opportunity appeals to experienced leaders seeking to drive strategic transformation, influence senior executive decision-making, and cultivate a results-oriented culture focused on process standardization and continuous improvement.

The Clinical Dietitian I role supports a multidisciplinary healthcare team in delivering patient-centered nutrition care within a hospital setting. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive nutrition assessments, developing evidence-based intervention plans, and providing education to patients, families, and medical staff. The position requires adherence to professional standards, accurate documentation in electronic medical records, and collaboration with other healthcare providers to ensure quality outcomes. This entry-level opportunity is ideal for recent graduates or those preparing for the RD exam, offering a supportive environment for professional growth through mentorship, continuing education, and participation in quality improvement initiatives.

This full-time Physical Therapist role at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital supports the Rehabilitation Services department in treating children and families facing catastrophic illnesses. The position involves conducting comprehensive assessments, designing evidence-based treatment plans for inpatient and outpatient settings, and overseeing the use of orthotic and prosthetic devices. Key responsibilities include counseling patients and caregivers, participating in clinical research initiatives, and collaborating with cross-functional medical teams. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work within a world-renowned mission dedicated to saving lives and advancing pediatric care. It offers a collaborative environment with a focus on professional growth through education and research, requiring a Master's or Doctorate in Physical Therapy and Tennessee licensure.

This faculty position within the Department of Epidemiology and Cancer Control at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital invites scientists at the full, associate, or assistant level to lead innovative research on childhood cancer survivors. The role involves designing and executing observational and interventional studies to mitigate treatment-related complications and improve long-term quality of life, utilizing unique resources like the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study. Key responsibilities include advancing clinical and biological research, collaborating across multidisciplinary teams, and mentoring postdoctoral fellows. The position is appealing due to the institution's world-class status as the only NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center for children, offering strong long-term institutional support and a collaborative culture recognized as a top workplace for diversity and women. The role is based in Memphis, Tennessee, providing a high quality of life with a vibrant community.

The Junior Accountant role at Kansas Children's Service League supports the financial operations of a historic nonprofit dedicated to protecting children and families in Wichita. Key responsibilities include preparing journal entries, reconciling general ledgers, and managing grant reporting with a focus on funding source compliance and budget variance analysis. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with telework options and provides access to a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement matching. This opportunity is appealing for professionals seeking to apply their accounting skills within a mission-driven culture that values collaboration, innovation, and community impact.

This Dietitian role involves providing specialized healthcare services focused on food and nutrition within settings such as hospitals, clinics, or community centers. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive nutritional assessments, developing personalized meal plans to manage chronic conditions, and delivering education to individuals and groups. The position also requires collaborating with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to ensure holistic patient care and monitoring progress through detailed record-keeping. The role is appealing for its opportunity to directly improve health outcomes and promote wellness through evidence-based practices. It offers a dynamic environment where professionals can utilize their expertise to support diverse populations while staying current with the latest research and guidelines.

This travel nursing position focuses on pediatric care within a flexible contract framework managed by an experienced recruitment team. The role involves providing specialized nursing services to young patients across various healthcare facilities for durations ranging from eight to thirteen weeks. Key responsibilities include delivering direct patient care, collaborating with medical teams, and adapting to diverse clinical environments with flexible scheduling options. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to explore new locations, access comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement plans, and receive tax-advantaged stipends. The arrangement supports a dynamic work-life balance with guaranteed hours and weekly compensation.

This full-time Pediatric Physical Therapist role within Pediatric Developmental Services focuses on supporting children in school and community settings. The position involves conducting evaluations and assessments to determine gross motor needs, developing treatment plans based on IEPs and 504 plans, and writing detailed reports to help students succeed. The role is appealing due to the organization's strong mission to improve children's lives, a tailored mentorship program for professional growth, and comprehensive benefits including licensure reimbursement and unlimited continuing education. The position offers a supportive environment for therapists dedicated to pediatric care.

This full-time Registered Nurse role focuses on medical-surgical care at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children's Hospital in Spokane, Washington, with specific openings for the night shift. The position requires a Washington RN license, BLS certification, and acute care experience, involving direct patient assessment, medication administration, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary team. The role appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment that prioritizes whole-person care, professional growth, and an inclusive culture where every voice is valued. The position is on-site and offers comprehensive benefits designed to support work-life balance and long-term career development within a large, mission-driven healthcare organization.