Jobs at Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County

This employed role seeks a fellowship-trained Pediatric Otolaryngologist to join the AdventHealth for Children team in Orlando, Florida. The position involves providing tertiary and quaternary care within a 200-bed children's hospital, managing complex cases in areas such as cochlear implants, craniofacial disorders, and airway management, and collaborating with a dedicated support team of APPs, audiologists, and speech pathologists. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to help grow a newly established program with access to a statewide network of 30 hospitals and over 23,000 annual births. The role offers a collaborative, family-centered atmosphere within a top-ranked facility recognized for quality and safety, supported by a new state-of-the-art outpatient office opening in 2026. Physicians benefit from a structured employed model that allows a focus on clinical practice, comprehensive benefits, and relocation assistance in a vibrant, growing metropolitan area.

This academic faculty role within the Department of Urology at the University of Louisville School of Medicine seeks a board-certified or board-eligible pediatric urologist to join Norton Children's Medical Group. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care for patients from newborns to age 18, including outpatient, inpatient, and operative services, while mentoring medical students and residents. Key responsibilities also include supporting research, education, and the advancement of clinical missions. The role is appealing due to its flexible structure that accommodates protected time for research or leadership development, access to cutting-edge robotic surgery technology, and affiliation with a nationally ranked pediatric program. Candidates can expect a collaborative environment with opportunities for full or part-time engagement.

The Integrated Health Therapist role at Sanford Health's Children's World Clinic in Klamath Falls places a licensed professional within a primary care setting to address mental, behavioral, and chemical health needs. Key responsibilities include conducting diagnostic assessments, providing crisis intervention, delivering short-term counseling through face-to-face and telehealth models, and serving as a consultant to the medical team on psychosocial factors. This position appeals to candidates seeking to work in an inter-professional environment that values a bio-psychosocial approach to patient care. The role supports a mission of transforming healthcare access in rural communities while offering a full-time schedule with comprehensive benefits and a focus on work-life balance.

This full-time Special Education Teacher role is based in Los Angeles for the 2026-2027 school year, placing educators within local school districts. The position requires an active California Education Specialist License with Mild to Moderate or Moderate to Severe credentials. Key responsibilities include delivering specialized instruction to students with diverse needs, participating in clinical supervision and mentorship programs, and engaging in annual professional development. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's commitment to making a profound difference in children's educational growth and its supportive culture for both experienced professionals and new graduates. Benefits include fully paid medical, dental, and vision premiums, a housing allowance for relocating candidates, reimbursement for licensure and travel, and a company laptop. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on professional growth and student success.

The Early Childhood Permitted Substitute Teacher role involves delivering high-quality developmental services to preschool-aged children across various school locations. Key responsibilities include planning and implementing daily lesson plans, supervising classroom and outdoor activities, maintaining student records, and supporting children's physical and emotional growth. The position offers flexible scheduling options, paid professional training, and reimbursement for Child Development Permit costs. This opportunity is particularly appealing for those seeking career advancement in early childhood education, with a supportive environment that values professional growth and provides pathways for long-term employment.

This full-time Associate Pediatric Dentist role supports Sonrava Health's mission to provide lifelong dental services within a San Diego-based children's office. The position involves delivering high-quality, engaging dental care to children and families while collaborating with specialists and general dentists to ensure comprehensive treatment. Key responsibilities include maintaining strict compliance with safety, OSHA, and infection control standards, as well as traveling to various practices within the assigned region. The opportunity is appealing for dentists seeking to focus exclusively on pediatrics, offering access to continuing education, a supportive team environment, and comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement planning.

This full-time Direct Care Worker role supports children and adolescents within a social service setting at Compass Connections. The position requires fluency in English and Spanish, along with relevant experience in child welfare. Key responsibilities include providing continuous supervision, implementing positive behavior management techniques, assisting with daily activities and homework, and maintaining accurate documentation to meet federal and state regulations. The role appeals to individuals seeking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of youth while working in a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. The position involves working evenings, weekends, and holidays, and requires maintaining a secure and orderly living environment for the children.

This full-time Medical Technologist I role supports the Walk-in Draw Lab at Children's Hospital of Michigan, a leading pediatric care facility. The position involves performing quantitative and qualitative laboratory tests on patient specimens, analyzing results, and maintaining accurate records. Key responsibilities include preparing reagents, troubleshooting laboratory instrumentation, and serving as a resource for other team members. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a compassionate, diverse healthcare environment dedicated to improving children's lives. The position offers opportunities for professional development, access to advanced technology, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement plans and paid time off.

This 13-week night shift role places a Respiratory Therapist within the UVA Health Children's Hospital, supporting the Level IV NICU, PICU, and pediatric emergency units. The position requires an RRT with Level 4 NICU experience and involves managing complex respiratory care for neonates and children, including operating specialized equipment like high-frequency oscillators and managing ECMO patients. Key responsibilities include performing arterial blood gas interpretation, managing airways, and collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to treat critical conditions. The role offers the appeal of working in a prestigious academic medical center with a self-scheduling model and opportunities for professional growth in a high-acuity environment. The position is on-site with a requirement to float within the facility's scope of practice.

This 13-week night shift role involves serving as a Respiratory Therapist within the UVA Health Children's Hospital, supporting neonatal, pediatric, and cardiac intensive care units. The position requires Level 4 NICU experience and proficiency with specialized equipment like high-frequency oscillators and jet ventilators. Key responsibilities include managing complex respiratory cases, performing procedures such as intubation and suctioning, and collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to care for infants and children. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work in a leading academic medical center with a Level IV NICU and a complex congenital heart program. The role offers a self-scheduling model and requires travel to the facility, with no remote work options available.

This Pharmacy Intern role supports the pediatric care team at Children's Hospital of Michigan, assisting licensed pharmacists with the preparation, dispensing, and delivery of pharmaceuticals. The position involves coordinating with medical staff to ensure efficient patient care and participating in educational projects to enhance clinical and operational skills. The role is ideal for students in their second year of an accredited pharmacy program seeking hands-on experience in a leading pediatric facility. The position offers a supportive environment focused on compassionate care, professional development, and a diverse, inclusive culture.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a Perioperative Circulator within the specialized Pediatric Cardiac Operating Room at Oklahoma Children's Hospital. The position involves managing patient care in a high-volume, nationally ranked unit that performs life-saving congenital cardiac surgeries for infants and adults. Key responsibilities include assisting surgeons during procedures, monitoring physiological data, administering medications, and documenting patient responses while adhering to strict safety standards. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work with a tight-knit, family-oriented team at a state's only congenital cardiac surgery provider. The unit offers a collaborative culture focused on relentless excellence and work-life balance, with opportunities for professional growth through mentorship and advanced programs like VAD and transplant care. The position is based on-site at the hospital during day shifts.

This full-time Early Head Start Home Visitor role supports infants, toddlers, and their families through home-based services and prenatal education. The position involves conducting weekly home visits to deliver child development curricula, facilitating monthly parent-child socialization groups, and coordinating health screenings and family assessments. The role serves as a vital liaison connecting families with community resources while developing individualized growth plans. This position is appealing for its mission-driven focus on strengthening families in high-risk communities and offering comprehensive benefits including tuition reimbursement and paid leave. The work arrangement requires daily driving to family homes, offering flexibility in scheduling while maintaining a collaborative team environment.

This temporary Classroom Aide and Bus role supports Inspire Development Centers in providing early childhood education and transportation services across Washington State. The position involves assisting the bus driver with student pick-up and drop-off, conducting daily health checks, and ensuring all children are safely secured in restraints. Additional duties include supervising children in classrooms, assisting kitchen staff with meal preparation, and managing laundry tasks. The role appeals to candidates who enjoy working with young children and value a mission-driven environment serving a diverse, often Spanish-speaking population. Opportunities for professional growth through training and workshops are available, and the position requires flexibility to work various schedules and routes.

The University of Kentucky seeks a faculty member in General Pediatrics to serve at the University of Kentucky Medical Center and Kentucky Children's Hospital. The role involves delivering clinical care in outpatient clinics, providing instruction to resident physicians, and collaborating on care reports. Additional duties include participating in professional development activities at regional, state, and national meetings. This position offers the opportunity to work within a premier facility featuring the region's only Level I pediatric trauma center and over 30 advanced sub-specialty programs. The role supports a dynamic academic environment with opportunities for career advancement based on qualifications.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role involves providing diagnostic and therapeutic services for students within educational settings. Key responsibilities include assessing speech, language, and communication disorders, developing and implementing individualized education programs, and delivering both individual and group therapy sessions while collaborating with teachers, families, and multidisciplinary teams. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused culture, ethical recruiting support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's lives across school communities while fostering professional growth in school-based practice.

This project-based role involves a Traditional Mandarin (Taiwan) Transcriber joining the data services team at Productive Playhouse in Orlando, Florida. The position requires converting audio and video recordings into accurate written text while adhering to specific client conventions and maintaining strict confidentiality. Key responsibilities include listening to content, transcribing with high precision, proofreading for grammar and formatting, and managing time to meet deadlines. The role is appealing due to its flexible scheduling options ranging from 8 to 40 hours per week and the opportunity to work with a company that values cultural diversity and innovation. Candidates must be fluent in Traditional Mandarin and available to work on-site at the Orlando office.

This Nurse Manager role oversees daily operations within the Surgical Services and Operating Room department at Mission Hospital, a Magnet-designated tertiary care center in Asheville, North Carolina. The position involves leading clinical teams to ensure safe, high-quality patient care, integrating evidence-based practices into operational processes, and managing resource allocation to support efficient workflows. Key responsibilities include recruiting and mentoring staff, collaborating on organizational planning, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to lead within a renowned healthcare network recognized for ethical excellence and innovation. It offers a supportive culture focused on professional growth, access to extensive educational resources, and the chance to impact standards of care in a region's only trauma and children's hospital. The position is based on-site at the hospital facility.

This contract role involves providing speech-language pathology services for students within educational settings. The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates communication disorders, develops IEP-driven treatment plans, and collaborates with teachers and families while documenting progress according to district standards. The position is appealing due to its mission-focused environment, strong clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's educational success nationwide.

This full-time Respiratory Therapist role focuses on providing critical care for neonates during transport and delivery at Memorial Health University Medical Center. The position involves assessing respiratory status, managing invasive and noninvasive ventilation, and delivering evidence-based therapies across emergency and acute settings. Key responsibilities include stabilizing newborns, educating families, and maintaining advanced respiratory equipment. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive environment with consistent scheduling, mentorship from experienced leaders, and access to comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance and retirement matching. The position is based on-site in Savannah, Georgia, with no travel required, offering a collaborative culture within a Level I trauma center and children's hospital.

This full-time Registered Nurse role operates within the Pediatric Float Pool at The Children's Hospital, supporting Level II or III units based on experience. The position involves delivering high-quality patient care across diverse pediatric settings, including administering medications, monitoring physiological data, and collaborating with physicians on treatments and care plans. The role emphasizes adherence to core organizational values such as integrity, teamwork, and relentless excellence while fostering an inclusive environment. The position offers a collaborative culture focused on professional growth through mentorship and continuous learning, with a full-time schedule consisting of 12-hour day shifts.

This PRN Phlebotomist role within Williamson Health's laboratory department focuses on collecting blood specimens for inpatient and outpatient settings across multiple locations. Key responsibilities include performing venipuncture for diverse patient populations, accurately processing and labeling specimens, managing laboratory information systems, and driving courier vehicles to off-site facilities. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment that values compassion, diversity, and professional growth. Employees benefit from a comprehensive benefits package including medical coverage, retirement matching, and tuition reimbursement while working within a team-oriented culture dedicated to community health.