Jobs at DISTINCTION, LLC

This part-time National Sales Intern role supports the National Sales and Post-Buy Services teams at Lamar Advertising's corporate office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The position is designed for current students in Graphic Design, Advertising, or Marketing and involves compiling sales performance reports, managing executive expense reports, and assisting with the logistics of client-facing events and employee engagement activities. The role offers a flexible schedule of 10 to 15 hours weekly and includes a comprehensive training program. Candidates benefit from a collaborative, family-like culture within a certified Great Place to Work, featuring modern office amenities and opportunities for professional growth in the outdoor advertising industry.

This Graduate Assistant role supports students enrolled in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Texas Medical Branch within the Pathology Education department. The position involves attending required classes, conducting laboratory research under faculty supervision, and providing student teaching or tutoring services. Additional duties include performing library research and adhering to institutional academic policies. The role offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in classroom, library, laboratory, and clinical environments while pursuing a master's or doctoral degree. It is designed for individuals seeking to advance their professional training through direct engagement with biomedical research and educational mentorship.

The Grants Analyst role within the ASG VIII team supports faculty and principal investigators in managing complex research projects and ensuring regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include overseeing pre and post-award grant administration, developing and analyzing research budgets, and monitoring financial data for adherence to federal and institutional policies. The position also involves auditing completed projects, advising on fiscal timelines, and serving as a liaison between the department and the Office of Sponsored Programs. This hybrid opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven healthcare environment while fostering collaborative relationships across campus. The role offers a chance to work with diverse research initiatives, including NIH training grants, in a setting that values professional growth and internal control.

The Certified Patient Care Technician role at LCMC Health's New Orleans East Hospital focuses on providing essential bedside care for adult and geriatric patients during night shifts. Key responsibilities include assisting nurses with vital signs, hygiene, and nutrition, maintaining a safe and clean patient environment, and documenting care activities while utilizing effective communication techniques. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive culture that values authenticity, inclusion, and compassionate care. It offers opportunities for professional growth within a community-focused organization recognized for its safety standards and commitment to healthcare with heart.

This entry-level Patient Care Technician role supports the Correctional Managed Care team within a correctional facility environment. The position involves providing essential technical assistance and direct patient care to underserved populations in Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Juvenile Justice Department settings. Key responsibilities include collecting and documenting vital signs, performing point-of-care testing, assisting with personal hygiene and feeding, and ensuring patient safety and infection control protocols. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve vulnerable communities while gaining experience in a secure, structured healthcare setting. Successful applicants must hold current BLS certification and meet specific education or experience requirements, with security clearance and drug testing required for the on-site position.

The role involves serving as a Professor of Practice and Director of Graduate Tax Programs within the School of Law at the University of San Diego. The position focuses on managing the Tax Law Program for both J.D. and Master of Laws students, with responsibilities including curriculum development, teaching tax courses, and recruiting faculty. Key duties involve mentoring students on career paths, supervising the launch of an online Tax LLM program, and facilitating networking events. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to lead a prestigious, long-standing program with a global alumni network while contributing to a Catholic institution dedicated to truth and global citizenship. This full-time, non-tenure track role offers a collaborative academic environment with flexible programming options.

This tenure-track faculty role at the University of Texas Medical Branch seeks an Associate Professor in Pharmacology to lead an independent research program within the Sealy Center for Environmental Health and Medicine. The position focuses on molecular toxicology, specifically investigating how environmental agents contribute to neurodegenerative, neurodevelopmental, and chronic diseases. Key responsibilities include establishing a funded research initiative, mentoring graduate and medical students, and collaborating with clinical and basic scientists across the Texas Medical Center. The role appeals to candidates with expertise in mass spectrometry or advanced neuroscience technologies who value a dynamic academic environment. The position offers the opportunity to work within a newly restructured center dedicated to advancing environmental health science.

This independent contractor role involves coordinating marketing events for automotive dealerships across the Raleigh, Cary, Morrisville, Apex, and Durham areas. The position is tailored for individuals with prior experience as brand ambassadors or product specialists. Key responsibilities include leading marketing campaigns, engaging directly with customers to create memorable experiences, and collecting market research data from event attendees. The role offers flexible scheduling for experienced professionals and opportunities for professional development in strategic marketing and event management. Candidates must be available for specific event dates and possess reliable transportation and a WiFi-capable device.

This full-time Mental Health Clinician role supports the Correctional Managed Care team within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Texas Juvenile Justice Department. The position focuses on delivering mental health evaluations, individual and group psychotherapy, and crisis intervention to incarcerated populations. Key responsibilities include developing and reviewing individual treatment plans, documenting clinical progress, and coordinating care with families and community agencies. The role offers the opportunity to serve underserved communities while working under the supervision of senior clinical staff. Candidates must hold a master's degree and relevant licensure, with work performed on-site within correctional facilities.

This full-time Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice role supports the Department of Surgery within the Division of Pediatric Surgery at UTMB Health. The position involves providing direct patient care through consultative, outpatient, inpatient, and perioperative services while contributing to the department's teaching and research missions. Ideal candidates are board-certified or eligible pediatric surgeons with a Texas medical license. The role offers the opportunity to work within a prestigious academic medical center, fostering professional growth through clinical excellence and academic engagement in a collaborative environment.

This full-time Grants Administrator role within the OB-Gyn Administration department serves as the central expert for government regulations regarding externally funded research. The position acts as the primary liaison between the department, Sponsored Programs, and federal agencies like the NIH. Key responsibilities include developing and monitoring research budgets, analyzing financial data, and advising Principal Investigators on fiscal compliance and project timelines. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where they can support critical medical research initiatives while working closely with faculty and staff. The position is based on-site with a standard full-time schedule.

This casual appointment role as a Certified Medication Aide supports the Correctional Managed Care team within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Juvenile Justice Department. The position focuses on delivering essential patient care in a secure facility environment. Key responsibilities include collecting and documenting vital signs, assisting with personal hygiene and mobility, and distributing medications while maintaining strict security and compliance with state regulations. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve underserved populations in a structured healthcare setting. This is a non-benefit eligible, part-time position limited to a maximum of 19 hours per week, requiring a current Texas Certified Medication Aide permit and successful security clearance.

This full-time 2nd shift Production Technician role is based in Medina and focuses on the packaging, blending, and screening of resin for distribution. The position involves operating rail pumps, silos, and packaging lines while managing bulk truck and railcar loading and unloading. Key responsibilities include conducting visual inspections for contamination, maintaining accurate inventory and paperwork, performing minor equipment maintenance, and adhering to strict safety and ISO compliance standards. The role offers a hands-on environment within a manufacturing setting where employees can develop technical skills with heavy machinery and contribute to operational efficiency. The position requires physical stamina and the ability to work in various conditions including heights and moderate noise levels.

This Federal Work Study role supports the Radiology Administration team at UTMB Health by developing a Cardiothoracic Imaging Library for residents and fellows. The position involves organizing approximately 300 to 400 medical cases stored in PowerPoint and PACS systems. Key responsibilities include editing images to remove patient information, optimizing fields of view, and categorizing cardiac MR studies into specific clinical groups. The student will also compile detailed Excel spreadsheets linking patient data with slide numbers and create structured presentations for teaching purposes. This opportunity offers valuable experience in medical imaging workflows and data management within a collaborative academic healthcare environment.

This entry-level Patient Care Technician role supports the Correctional Managed Care team within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Texas Juvenile Justice Department. The position involves providing essential technical assistance and direct patient care in a secure correctional environment. Key responsibilities include collecting and documenting vital signs, performing point-of-care testing, assisting with personal hygiene and feeding, and ensuring patient safety and infection control. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve underserved populations while developing clinical skills in a structured healthcare setting. Candidates must hold a high school diploma plus certification in nursing, medical assisting, or EMT, along with current BLS-HP certification. The position requires security clearance and is located on-site within a prison or detention facility.

The Clinical Staff Coordinator role supports the Galveston campus by managing administrative and scheduling operations for clinical staff. The position involves coordinating daily workflows, creating accurate shift schedules using Kronos, and ensuring staffing ratios meet internal policies and external needs. Key responsibilities include managing temporary staffing resources, generating daily reports on attendance and hours, and serving as a liaison between administration and clinical departments. This full-time, on-site position offers a collaborative environment focused on maintaining efficient healthcare operations. The role appeals to organized professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven healthcare team while utilizing strong organizational and communication skills.

The Clinical Staff Pharmacist role at UTMB Health supports the Correctional Managed Care team by delivering safe and effective medication therapy to underserved populations within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Texas Juvenile Justice Department. Key responsibilities include conducting drug utilization reviews, compounding and dispensing medications, managing adverse drug events, and supervising pharmacy support staff and learners. The position offers the opportunity to work in a mission-driven environment focused on improving healthcare access for incarcerated individuals. While the role requires travel to correctional facilities and potential shift work, it provides a dynamic setting for professional growth and direct patient impact.

This full-time Licensed Vocational Nurse role supports the Correctional Managed Care team within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Texas Juvenile Justice Department. The position involves providing direct nursing care to patients in secure detention facilities, including assessing patient status, administering medications, and executing physician orders. Key responsibilities encompass documenting care plans, maintaining patient confidentiality, and collaborating with multidisciplinary staff to manage treatment interventions. The role offers an opportunity to serve underserved populations in a structured healthcare environment. Candidates must hold a current Texas LVN license and BLS certification, with recent graduates and temporary permit holders considered. The position requires security clearance and is based on-site within correctional facilities.

The Medical Director of the UCSF Birth Center leads clinical, educational, and operational functions for high-acuity obstetric services at UCSF Mission Bay, including labor and delivery, antepartum, and postpartum units. This role features an approximate 50/50 split between administrative leadership and clinical practice, with responsibilities that include mentoring the next generation of clinicians and developing outpatient prenatal care programs. The position offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of obstetrics within a world-class academic environment known for pioneering research and top-tier patient safety. Candidates benefit from a collaborative culture of innovation, access to cutting-edge medical technologies, and a vibrant location in San Francisco that blends professional growth with a rich community lifestyle.

This local contract role places a Physical Therapist within a Baltimore, Maryland school district to support student wellness. The position involves evaluating students to determine therapy eligibility, developing individualized educational and treatment programs, and maintaining accurate progress records. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary school teams and guardians, while potentially supervising assistants and traveling between locations. The 24-hour weekly schedule offers flexibility for professionals seeking school-based experience. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's focus on student well-being, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement plans, and a supportive culture that provides mentorship, career growth, and access to continuing education resources.

The Registered Nurse Case Manager role at St. David's Medical Center supports patients and families throughout their care journey within a Magnet-accredited facility. Key responsibilities include coordinating services, developing individualized treatment plans, conducting psychosocial assessments, and facilitating clear communication among the interdisciplinary team. The position appeals to nurses seeking professional growth through mentorship, clinical education, and a nationwide transfer policy that enables career advancement. The role requires three years of experience and offers a supportive environment with comprehensive benefits, including tuition assistance and retirement resources, while operating on-site in Central Austin without travel requirements.

This opportunity invites board-certified or board-eligible OB/GYN physicians to join Lexington Health in West Columbia, South Carolina, a network recognized as the best place to have a baby in the region. The role involves providing comprehensive women's health care within a state-of-the-art facility featuring a large labor and delivery unit and a specialized newborn nursery. Key responsibilities include managing patient care, collaborating with a full complement of specialists such as perinatology and urogynecology, and leveraging in-house marketing support to rapidly build a patient panel. The position is appealing due to a supportive, collegial culture, access to extensive clinical resources, and a community offering a high quality of life with easy access to beaches and mountains. The arrangement includes relocation assistance and a robust benefits package, situated in a safe, family-friendly environment near the capital city.