Jobs at College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at The University of Toledo

This full-time academic clinical dermatologist role focuses on patch testing within the expanding Dermatology department at Cleveland Clinic. The position involves managing complex medical dermatology cases at the Main campus, participating in resident education and hospital consultations, and conducting research with protected time. The role offers a collegial work environment with flexible scheduling, full support staff, and opportunities for professional development through mentorship and conference presentations. It includes an academic appointment at Case Western Reserve University and highlights a strong work-life balance. The position is based in Cleveland, providing access to a vibrant cultural and culinary scene with affordable living options.

This full-time Critical Care Intensivist Medical Director role leads the ICU team at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center, a Level II Trauma Center and the state's only Burn Center. The position combines clinical duties with administrative leadership, overseeing a 29-bed mixed ICU, supervising intensivist staff, and driving quality improvement initiatives. Key responsibilities include developing clinical protocols, participating in multidisciplinary hospital efforts, and teaching residents through an academic partnership with Idaho College of Medicine. The role offers a flexible schedule with 12-hour day shifts and home-based night call, supported by dedicated administrative time. The position is appealing for its strong operational support, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to impact care on a national scale within the HCA Healthcare system. Located in Idaho Falls, the role provides access to a low cost of living area surrounded by major recreational destinations.

This full-time Ob/Gyn role is based at UPMC Chautauqua in Jamestown, New York, within the Great Lakes Physician Practice network. The position involves providing comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic care, including prenatal management, deliveries, and surgical procedures utilizing the DaVinci robotic system. Key responsibilities include collaborating with a team of six physicians, six advanced practice providers, and dedicated laborists, while managing a dedicated operating room block and participating in a first-call rotation. The opportunity is appealing due to the modern facility, a supportive collaborative care model featuring an integrated midwife program, and the chance to join a thriving program with approximately 700 annual births. The role offers a non-profit employed model with access to extensive benefits, including retirement matching and tuition assistance, set within a community known for its affordability, rich culture, and natural beauty.

This full-time Regional Sales Representative role is based in the Washington market area and reports to a Region Sales and Business Development Manager. The position focuses on independently prospecting, developing, and nurturing relationships with businesses and industry entities to drive year-over-year growth. Key responsibilities include generating new sales leads through direct outreach and trade shows, negotiating and closing service contracts, and partnering with national accounts to pursue larger business opportunities. The role appeals to motivated professionals seeking career development within a company dedicated to a sustainable energy future. The position offers a supportive culture with comprehensive training, opportunities for advancement, and a collaborative environment focused on customer service excellence.

This full-time One-to-One Paraprofessional role at Curley K-8 supports individual students with diverse disabilities and learning needs under teacher supervision. Key responsibilities include assisting with daily instruction, personal care, behavior management, and implementing specific communication systems like Braille or sign language. The position requires close collaboration with educators, families, and medical staff to ensure student success across various school settings. The role appeals to those seeking a mission-driven environment where linguistic diversity is valued and flexible support is provided to foster an inclusive educational culture. Candidates must hold a high school diploma with additional college coursework or certification and possess experience working with students who have mild to moderate disabilities.

The Entomologist IV role within the State of Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources focuses on resolving complex entomological issues with statewide implications. The position involves analyzing and controlling pests of economic or medical significance, such as flies, snails, and beetles, by developing integrated management strategies that include biological, chemical, and cultural methods. Key responsibilities include conducting independent research, supervising junior staff, and implementing solutions to protect agriculture and public health. This opportunity is appealing for its participation in the Operation Hire Hawaii initiative, which offers an expedited hiring process, and provides access to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. The role is based on Oahu and requires a valid driver's license for fieldwork.

The Research Assistant I role within the University of Florida Department of Psychiatry supports the ABCD Study, a major national project tracking adolescent brain development. Key responsibilities include coordinating participant scheduling, obtaining consent from families, administering study protocols using specialized software, and collecting biological samples. The position also involves managing study supplies, shipping biological specimens, and arranging transportation for participants. This opportunity appeals to candidates interested in contributing to groundbreaking mental health research within a collaborative academic environment. The role is based on-site in Alachua and offers a supportive culture with access to comprehensive employee benefits and a vibrant college town setting.

This full-time Accounts Payable Clerk role supports the financial operations of the Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa, a historic luxury property on Alabama's Gulf Coast. The position focuses on processing invoices, verifying account details, and managing vendor communications to ensure accurate and timely payments. Key responsibilities include reconciling vendor statements, maintaining organized financial records, and assisting with month-end closing activities. The role offers an appealing opportunity to join a team dedicated to hospitality excellence within a professional on-site office environment. Employees benefit from a comprehensive culture of career growth, access to global hotel and resort discounts, and a supportive work setting that blends tradition with modern luxury.

This 12-month, non-tenure track role serves as the Extension Instructor and Director for the award-winning Crosby Arboretum, administratively housed within Mississippi State University's Coastal Research and Extension Center. The position involves overseeing daily operations, managing a team of seven staff members, and supervising facility improvements across 104 acres of native plant exhibits. Key responsibilities include developing educational programs for youth and adults, leading grant writing and fundraising efforts, and producing various print and digital extension publications to promote native plant restoration. The role offers the appeal of working within a renowned environmental education center ranked among the top college arboretums, providing opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and professional growth in landscape architecture and ecological restoration. The position is based on-site in Picayune, Mississippi, with occasional travel for meetings and events.

This full-time Otolaryngology physician role is based at Essentia Health in Bismarck, North Dakota, supporting a large primary care referral network. The position focuses on outpatient care with a schedule of 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday, handling approximately 22 to 27 daily patients. Key responsibilities include managing clinic operations, performing procedures in an on-site ambulatory surgery center, and optionally participating in trauma call. The role offers a collaborative environment within a Level II Trauma Center and a 5-star rated hospital system. The position is appealing due to its work-life balance, as inpatient duties are not required, and the opportunity to practice in a safe, friendly capital city with access to universities and outdoor recreation. Comprehensive support includes malpractice coverage and professional development resources.

This home-based Behavior Technician role supports children with autism and developmental disabilities through direct clinical intervention under the supervision of a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst. Key responsibilities include implementing behavior reduction and skill acquisition protocols, collecting and recording session data, and assisting with parent training. The position offers the opportunity to work in diverse settings including homes, schools, and communities while contributing to meaningful developmental progress. The role appeals to those seeking a flexible schedule and a team-oriented environment focused on excellence in customer service and client care.

This part-time Server role is based at SER Steak and Spirits, a modern American steakhouse located on the 27th floor of the Hilton Anatole in Dallas. The position involves delivering exceptional dining experiences by taking orders, serving food and beverages, and ensuring guest satisfaction in a lively upscale environment. Key responsibilities include maintaining well-stocked serving stations, adhering to alcohol service regulations, and utilizing a point-of-sale system efficiently. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic career within a global hospitality leader, offering access to comprehensive benefits such as medical insurance, paid time off, a 401k match, and significant travel discounts. The position requires evening shifts with availability on Saturdays and holidays, providing an opportunity to work in a diverse, inclusive culture focused on innovation and guest warmth.

This full-time Senior Litigation Paralegal role supports the DOJ Environment and Natural Resources Division, focusing on Fifth Amendment takings cases such as Rails to Trails trials. Key responsibilities include conducting complex factual and legal research, analyzing property titles and historical maps, assisting with brief drafting and cite checking, and providing trial support including exhibit preparation and deposition assistance. The position offers a unique opportunity to work on high-impact national missions within a culture that values integrity, innovation, and continuous professional growth. Employees benefit from a flexible work environment, robust learning resources, and the autonomy to manage their time effectively. While the role is primarily based in the office, it includes up to 10% travel within the continental United States for document collection and trial support.

The Treasury Sales Officer III role is a senior sales position within Bank of America's Corporate Banking division, focusing on the Natural Resources sector. The incumbent manages a portfolio of high-value clients, driving revenue growth through consultative selling of complex treasury solutions including liquidity management, trade finance, and foreign exchange. Key responsibilities involve developing customized strategies, leading pricing negotiations, mentoring junior sales staff, and collaborating with cross-functional product teams to deliver innovative financial services. The position appeals to experienced professionals seeking a dynamic environment that values inclusive collaboration, continuous learning, and the opportunity to shape the future of treasury management. While the role requires significant travel and an in-office presence to foster engagement, it offers a supportive culture with resources for professional development and a clear path for career advancement.

This promotional role is available exclusively to current permanent employees of the Louisiana Department of Revenue within the Office of Alcohol & Tobacco Control. The position involves coordinating and supervising enforcement activities in an assigned region, managing direct reports, and conducting underage compliance and annual retail inspections. Candidates must possess a POST certification and the ability to carry firearms. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking leadership opportunities in a mission-driven environment focused on public trust and regulatory compliance. The position requires on-site field work and travel within the assigned region.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for the Nature Program at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position focuses on developing and leading experiential outdoor education activities for youth aged 7 to 14, utilizing diverse land types and natural resources. Key responsibilities include supervising campers during high-risk activities, managing nature center inventory, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and assisting with camp setup and maintenance. The role offers a unique opportunity to serve in a residential camp environment while contributing to environmental education and youth development. Successful completion of the service term provides eligibility for a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award, and the position fosters personal growth through direct engagement with diverse communities in an outdoor setting.

The Vice President for Student Affairs leads student life operations for a residential university with over 900 undergraduate students and 600 graduate students across multiple locations. Reporting directly to the President, this executive role oversees key divisions including housing, health and wellness, counseling, conduct, and campus safety. Responsibilities involve developing strategic visions for student programming, managing budgets, ensuring Title IX compliance, and fostering a culture of inclusivity and high standards. The position appeals to leaders seeking to shape a supportive community in a scenic lakeside setting while balancing on-campus duties with a flexible work schedule. Relocation assistance is available for the right candidate.

This full-time Energy Management Analyst role within the Department of Water Supply Administration Division focuses on optimizing energy consumption and implementing savings programs for water operations in Hilo. Key responsibilities include tracking and analyzing monthly energy and water usage data, coordinating with electric utilities to manage rate structures and metering, and researching new technologies like solar generation and pump efficiency upgrades to reduce long-term costs. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in public service with opportunities for professional growth through training programs and tuition reimbursement. The role offers flexible working arrangements, including potential alternate work schedules, and provides a comprehensive benefits package featuring immediate accrual of paid leave and a defined benefit retirement plan.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role as a Program Specialist focuses on delivering the Adventure Based Learning Program at Camp Whitcomb/Mason. The position involves supervising youth during high and low ropes course activities, ensuring safety compliance, and facilitating experiential outdoor living skills for children aged 7 to 14. Key responsibilities include maintaining equipment, managing emergency situations, and serving as a positive role model during various camp activities. The role appeals to individuals seeking meaningful community service, offering the opportunity to develop leadership skills in a collaborative team environment while contributing to youth development. The position requires living on-site at the camp during the summer term and involves physical activity in an outdoor setting.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for Arts and Crafts at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position involves designing and leading creative activities for youth aged 7 to 14 using diverse materials while ensuring all programming is developmentally appropriate. Key responsibilities include maintaining strict safety supervision during high-risk activities like swimming and archery, managing camp inventory, and acting as a positive role model during meals and outdoor excursions. The role offers an immersive camp experience where members contribute to youth development through experiential education. Participants live on-site during the summer term, fostering a strong sense of community while gaining valuable service experience that leads to an education award upon completion.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for Sports and Games at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, supporting youth development within the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position involves designing and facilitating engaging outdoor activities for children aged 7 to 14, while maintaining strict safety protocols and supervising campers in high-risk areas like the pool and archery range. Key responsibilities include managing equipment inventory, ensuring developmental appropriateness of programs, and acting as a positive role model during daily operations. The role appeals to individuals passionate about recreation and education by offering a unique opportunity to serve in a natural setting, gain hands-on experience with diverse youth populations, and earn a living allowance and education award upon successful completion of the summer term.

The Operations Assistant role at The Boys' Club of New York supports youth development programs at the Flushing clubhouse. This part-time position involves monitoring member safety, supervising indoor and outdoor activities, and managing facility logistics such as supply distribution and ratio counts. The role also includes engaging with visitors through tours and utilizing behavior management strategies to maintain a positive environment. The position appeals to candidates interested in youth mentorship and community service within a historic organization focused on emotional and physical growth. The role is based on-site in Flushing, New York, and offers opportunities for professional development training.

The Accounting Technician 2 role within the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities supports financial management for the Juneau finance unit. Key responsibilities include certifying accounting transactions, auditing and processing invoices, managing contract payments, and maintaining accurate financial records. This position appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking career growth through professional development programs and mentorship within a collaborative culture focused on integrity and excellence. The job offers in-state telework options and the opportunity to contribute to critical infrastructure projects across Alaska's diverse landscape.