Jobs at DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 5

The University of Iowa Department of Dermatology seeks general and pediatric dermatologists to join its growing faculty in a collaborative academic environment. The role involves providing outpatient clinical care with options for inpatient consults and procedural dermatology, while maintaining a standard split of 80% clinical and 20% academic or research time. Physicians can tailor their schedule to focus on complex cases within a major tertiary care setting. The position offers significant flexibility to shape clinical interests and pursue program-building opportunities. Located in Iowa City, the role provides an excellent work-life balance in a safe, affordable community known for its high quality of life, top-ranked schools, and vibrant cultural scene.

This outside sales representative role involves guiding homeowners to flooring solutions within a supportive, training-focused environment. The position requires meeting clients in their homes to present products and close sales using company-provided leads, eliminating the need for cold calling or door knocking. Key responsibilities include delivering a premium in-home customer experience and participating in a four-week paid training program. The role appeals to self-motivated individuals seeking career growth through uncapped commission potential, performance bonuses, and an annual rewards trip. The company offers a flexible, appointment-based schedule with weekday, evening, and Saturday availability, and provides ongoing coaching from top sales leaders. This opportunity is designed for those with reliable transportation who want to build a high-earning career in a recognized top workplace.

This senior staff software engineering role at Lockheed Martin's Rotary Mission Systems Cyber & Intelligence team focuses on protecting critical national security infrastructure and financial assets. The position requires an active security clearance and involves analyzing user requirements, designing complex algorithms, and leading development teams to build and maintain high-performance cyber defense systems. Key responsibilities include integrating software into new environments, developing database interfaces, and ensuring strict adherence to system performance standards. The role appeals to professionals seeking to safeguard vital networks while advancing cutting-edge technology. It offers a collaborative culture with access to world-class resources, mentorship, and continuous learning opportunities within a mission-driven environment.

This PRN Phlebotomist role within the Williamson Health laboratory team 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 culture that encourages innovation and teamwork.

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 orders in Meditech, and driving courier vehicles to off-site facilities like nursing homes. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment that values compassion, integrity, and professional growth within a regional healthcare system. The role offers flexible scheduling suitable for part-time availability, opportunities to train new staff, and access to a comprehensive benefits package including tuition reimbursement and retirement matching.

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 venipunctures 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 rooted in compassionate care, offering opportunities for professional growth through training new staff and participating in process improvement teams. The role provides access to a comprehensive benefits package and fosters a culture that values diversity, teamwork, and employee well-being.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role supports Williamson Health, a regional healthcare system in Tennessee, by performing blood draws and processing laboratory specimens for diverse patient populations. Key responsibilities include collecting samples from adults, adolescents, and infants at various locations including clinics and nursing homes, accurately labeling specimens, and managing patient data within laboratory information systems. The position also involves driving to off-site locations and training new staff. The role is appealing due to the organization's commitment to compassionate, community-focused care and a supportive culture that values diversity and employee growth. Benefits include comprehensive medical coverage, retirement matching, and tuition reimbursement. The schedule is primarily Monday through Friday with occasional Saturday work, and the position may require travel to different facilities within the region.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role at Williamson Health involves collecting blood samples and processing laboratory tests for patients across various community locations including clinics, nursing homes, and assisted living centers. Key responsibilities include performing venipuncture for diverse patient groups, accurately labeling and entering specimen data into laboratory systems, and driving courier vehicles to off-site sites as needed. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment rooted in compassionate care, offering opportunities for professional growth through training new staff and participating in quality improvement initiatives. The role provides a comprehensive benefits package and operates on a Monday through Friday schedule with occasional Saturday coverage.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role supports Williamson Health, a regional healthcare system in Tennessee, by performing blood draws and processing laboratory specimens for diverse patient populations including infants and adults. Key responsibilities include collecting samples at various locations such as clinics and nursing homes, accurately labeling and entering data into laboratory systems, and adhering to strict safety and identification protocols. The position offers the appeal of working within a compassionate, inclusive culture that values employee growth and community service, supported by a comprehensive benefits package. The role requires a valid driver's license for occasional off-site travel and involves a schedule primarily Monday through Friday with occasional Saturday coverage.

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 on 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. The organization offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical coverage, retirement matching, and tuition reimbursement. The role requires flexibility to work variable shifts and travel to various clinics, nursing homes, and hospital locations within Williamson County.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role at Williamson Health involves collecting blood specimens and processing laboratory tests for patients across various community locations including clinics, nursing homes, and assisted living centers. Key responsibilities include performing venipuncture on diverse patient populations, accurately labeling and entering specimen data into laboratory systems, adhering to strict safety and identification protocols, and occasionally driving courier vehicles to off-site sites. The position is appealing due to the organization's commitment to compassionate, community-focused care and its supportive culture that values diversity, creativity, and employee growth. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including tuition reimbursement and retirement matching, with a schedule primarily Monday through Friday from early morning to mid-afternoon, plus occasional Saturday shifts.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role at Williamson Health involves collecting blood specimens and processing laboratory tests for patients across various community locations including clinics, nursing homes, and assisted living centers. Key responsibilities include performing venipuncture on diverse patient populations, accurately labeling and entering specimen data into laboratory information systems, managing STAT and timed draws, and driving courier vehicles to off-site sites. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment rooted in compassionate care, offering opportunities for professional growth through training new staff and participating in process improvement teams. The role provides a comprehensive benefits package and fosters a culture that values diversity, teamwork, and employee well-being within a regional healthcare system.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role at Williamson Health involves collecting blood samples and processing laboratory tests for patients across various locations including clinics, nursing homes, and hospital sites. Key responsibilities include performing venipuncture for diverse patient groups, accurately labeling specimens, managing electronic medical records, and driving courier vehicles to off-site facilities. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment rooted in compassionate care, offering opportunities for professional growth, tuition reimbursement, and a comprehensive benefits package. The role requires flexibility to work weekday shifts with occasional Saturday coverage and involves both on-site and travel-based duties within the Williamson County community.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role supports Williamson Health, a regional healthcare system in Tennessee, by performing blood draws and processing laboratory specimens for diverse patient populations. Key responsibilities include collecting samples from adults, adolescents, and infants at various locations including clinics and nursing homes, accurately labeling specimens, and managing patient data within laboratory information systems. The position also involves driving to off-site locations and training new staff. The role is appealing due to the organization's commitment to compassionate, community-focused care and a supportive culture that values diversity and employee growth. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage, retirement matching, and tuition reimbursement. The schedule is primarily Monday through Friday with occasional Saturday work, and the position requires a valid driver's license for travel to satellite sites.

This permanent Grant Accountant role supports the Accounting and Finance team by managing the financial lifecycle of a diverse grant portfolio. Key responsibilities include preparing and submitting accurate financial reports to grantors, conducting regular account reconciliations, and ensuring strict compliance with grant agreements and regulations. The position also involves coordinating with external auditors, analyzing expenses against approved budgets, and collaborating with program staff on proposal development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic, supportive environment where they can leverage their expertise in contracts and financial reporting to contribute to a meaningful mission. The position offers opportunities for professional growth within a thriving organization.

The Foreman role at Monarch Landscape Companies involves leading field crews in delivering high-quality landscape enhancement projects across multiple states. Key responsibilities include managing daily operations, assigning tasks to crew members, and ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols and company standards. The position requires hands-on expertise in installing irrigation, hardscapes, and plantings, along with operating heavy machinery and maintaining equipment. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a values-based culture that prioritizes employee growth through a robust learning management system and clear career advancement paths. The role offers a supportive environment with comprehensive benefits, including health coverage, paid time off, and flexible scheduling options.

This full-time Foundry Worker D role supports the manufacturing team in core making and molding operations within a foundry environment. Key responsibilities include operating sand mixers, preparing and filling molds, ramming cores, assembling sections, and utilizing overhead cranes and forklifts to move materials. The position requires reading engineering sketches and blueprints while maintaining strict safety and housekeeping standards. The role appeals to individuals seeking hands-on work with opportunities to learn diverse casting techniques without prior experience. It offers a collaborative team culture focused on quality and efficiency, though the environment involves physical demands, noise, and variable temperatures requiring standard protective equipment.

This full-time Counselor role for grades EC-5 within the Dallas Independent School District focuses on leading and coordinating a comprehensive school counseling program to support student development. Key responsibilities include facilitating campus-wide counseling initiatives, coordinating professional development for staff, and serving as a liaison between the counseling department, campus leadership, and the community. The position involves monitoring student data, assisting with transition planning, and implementing social-emotional learning strategies. The role appeals to candidates seeking to influence district-wide educational goals and foster a positive, growth-oriented school climate. It requires a Master's degree and Texas certification, with bilingual skills in English and Spanish preferred.

The University of Iowa is hiring for Purchasing Agent and Strategic Sourcing Purchasing Agent roles within the Purchasing Department. These positions support the university and its health care system by managing purchase contracts, issuing competitive solicitations, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. Key responsibilities include negotiating pricing and terms, developing technical bid specifications, and analyzing data to identify cost savings opportunities. The Purchasing Agent focuses on laboratory equipment and vehicles, while the Strategic Sourcing role handles complex medical equipment and services. The positions offer a hybrid work arrangement within Iowa, opportunities for professional growth through training and leadership development, and the chance to contribute to a vibrant academic community with comprehensive benefits.

This Quality Assurance Engineer role supports Oil-Dri's Safety, Environmental, and Quality policies within the manufacturing and mining sectors. The position is primarily based at the Blue Mountain factory with daily onsite presence, though it includes up to 25% travel to other locations. Key responsibilities include managing quality-focused new product development projects, preparing performance reports, and providing direct support on the production floor to drive continuous improvement. The role appeals to candidates seeking a position within a Top 100 workplace that values integrity and family-controlled operations. It offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth through required industry certifications and a comprehensive benefits package including a 401(k) match and health coverage.

This Project Manager role at Giles Flythe Engineers combines civil engineering expertise with community association management across North Carolina and Virginia. The position focuses on non-traditional projects, including capital reserve planning, construction administration, and property condition assessments for residential and commercial properties. Key responsibilities involve conducting on-site field investigations, developing 30-year capital reserve plans, and communicating directly with board members and homeowners. The role appeals to engineers seeking a collaborative, decentralized environment with opportunities to mentor others and grow within a team-oriented culture. While the work requires routine regional travel and occasional physical inspections, it offers a clear path for professional development and a supportive atmosphere that values autonomous decision-making.

The Affordable Housing Development Coordinator role supports MAAC's mission to maximize self-sufficiency by managing the full lifecycle of affordable housing projects from acquisition through construction completion. Key responsibilities include coordinating new construction and rehabilitation activities, supervising volunteer development teams, monitoring project budgets and schedules, and ensuring compliance with federal and state housing regulations. This position appeals to candidates seeking to make a tangible community impact within a values-driven nonprofit organization. The role offers opportunities for professional growth in real estate development and requires a valid driver's license for local travel and site visits.