Jobs at ECAM

This full-time position involves teaching fifth-grade students during the 2026-2027 school year within a K-5 elementary setting. The role focuses on delivering direct instruction, creating detailed lesson plans, and administering assessments to track academic progress. Key responsibilities include collaborating with staff to support diverse learning needs, maintaining a safe and disciplined classroom environment, and communicating regularly with parents and guardians. The position appeals to educators seeking to foster student success through modern teaching strategies and preparation for state assessments. The work arrangement is on-site within the school building, requiring the use of educational technology such as SMART boards and iPads.

This full-time Patient Transport and Mobile Services Driver role supports the West Oahu Community Health Center by providing safe transportation for patients, including those with disabilities. The position involves operating various specialized vehicles, such as ADA-accessible vans and mobile clinic buses, while ensuring secure loading and unloading of passengers. Key responsibilities include planning efficient routes, maintaining detailed logs and incident reports, and performing basic vehicle maintenance. The role is appealing for its focus on compassionate care, allowing drivers to build meaningful relationships with patients and contribute to community health initiatives. Candidates must hold a valid Class 4 or CDL license, current BLS certification, and meet all DOT safety requirements. The position requires on-site work with travel to patient locations and mobile clinic sites.

The Senior Counsel role within the Educational Opportunities Project at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law supports the organization's mission to secure equitable educational opportunities for Black and marginalized communities. Based in Washington, DC, the position involves litigating complex civil rights cases in federal and state courts, drafting legal briefs and policy reports, and engaging in public advocacy before legislative bodies. Key responsibilities include collaborating with pro bono partners, conducting legal research, and representing the organization in coalition work and media engagements. The role appeals to candidates passionate about racial justice by offering a dynamic environment to drive systemic change through impact litigation and policy reform. While the position requires occasional travel for court appearances and conferences, it provides a supportive culture centered on diversity, inclusion, and professional growth within a union-represented team.

This full-time role involves teaching fifth-grade students during the 2026-2027 school year within a K-5 elementary setting. The position focuses on delivering direct instruction, creating detailed lesson plans, and administering assessments to track student progress. Key responsibilities include collaborating with staff to support diverse learning needs, maintaining a safe and disciplined classroom environment, and communicating regularly with parents and guardians. The role appeals to educators seeking to foster student success through modern teaching strategies and state-aligned curriculum preparation. Candidates will work on-site with access to modern educational technology like SMART boards and iPads, contributing to a supportive school community dedicated to meeting the unique needs of every child.

This full-time position at Jefferson High School combines the roles of Head Track Coach and General Education Classroom Teacher within the Athletics and Academic departments. The coach leads the varsity squad, supervises assistant coaches, manages team logistics, and fosters student leadership and sportsmanship. As a teacher, the individual plans meaningful lessons, adapts instruction for diverse learners, and maintains a positive classroom environment. The role appeals to candidates passionate about building character and developing talent in a collaborative school community. The position requires a valid South Dakota teaching certificate and involves a standard 40-hour workweek from September through June.

This full-time therapist role at Harmony Place supports addiction treatment and co-occurring mental health care in Woodland Hills, California. The position operates Tuesday through Saturday and involves conducting clinical assessments, developing treatment plans, and delivering individual, family, and group psychotherapy. Key responsibilities include performing mental status examinations, providing crisis intervention, and participating in case conferences to ensure comprehensive client care. The role appeals to licensed professionals seeking a compassionate environment that values integrity, collaboration, and holistic healing. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage, paid time off, a retirement match, and daily meals, fostering a supportive culture dedicated to helping clients achieve lasting recovery.

The Revenue Cycle Representative role supports patients in securing insurance coverage for outpatient pharmacy medications within a hybrid work arrangement in Iowa. Key responsibilities include conducting benefits investigations, managing prior authorization processes, and researching financial assistance options to ensure timely medication access. The position also involves resolving billing discrepancies, appealing claim denials, and maintaining accurate documentation for compliance. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within a complex hospital system, offering professional growth through training and the chance to improve revenue cycle efficiency. The role requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and proficiency with computer applications, with a Bachelor's degree and pharmacy technician certification preferred.

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 full-time Senior Mechanical Engineer role within Seattle City Light's Engineering & Technology Operations Division focuses on ensuring the reliable operation of hydro turbine generating units and auxiliary systems. Key responsibilities include designing and reverse-engineering mechanical components, overseeing maintenance and construction projects at powerhouse facilities, and collaborating with trade crews to execute complex overhauls of rotating machinery. The position requires ensuring all designs meet strict safety codes and managing work asset systems for preventative maintenance. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to a nationally recognized leader in environmental stewardship and energy efficiency. It offers the opportunity to work directly at hydroelectric projects with a mission-driven public utility, though it involves field work in varied weather conditions and potential travel to other City Light facilities.

This full-time elementary special education role focuses on behavior support within a dedicated classroom at Waller Mill Elementary School. The position involves designing and delivering individualized lesson plans, adapting curricula for students with disabilities, and teaching socially acceptable behaviors across various school settings. Key responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to develop IEPs, monitoring student progress, and maintaining detailed records. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student development within a supportive school environment. The position requires on-site presence at the school for the 200-day academic year and offers opportunities for professional growth through active participation in school committees and team planning.

This senior highway engineering role is based in Pittsburgh or Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, within Lochner, a global infrastructure firm. The position focuses on roadway design for PennDOT and Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission projects, requiring eight or more years of experience. Key responsibilities include performing geometric design, preparing contract documents, coordinating with diverse project teams, and managing project schedules and budgets. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that values autonomy and professional growth, supported by flexible hybrid or remote work options. The position offers access to comprehensive benefits, including health coverage, retirement matching, and paid time off, while allowing engineers to contribute to impactful community infrastructure projects across the country.

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 role involves operating school buses to safely transport students to and from school and extracurricular activities. The position requires performing pre-trip vehicle inspections, maintaining a clean environment, and communicating courteously with students and staff. The role is appealing due to the provision of paid CDL training for candidates without prior experience, a flexible split-shift schedule that avoids nights and weekends, and a supportive, safety-focused culture. The position offers guaranteed minimum hours, seasonal employment options with summers off, and access to benefits including medical and retirement plans.

This 13-week travel nursing assignment is for a Registered Nurse specializing in Labor and Delivery at a short-term acute care facility in Oregon City. The role involves providing direct patient care for low-risk pregnancies, managing active labors, and supporting postpartum mothers and newborns using Epic electronic health records. Key responsibilities include monitoring fetal heart rates, administering medications, assisting with deliveries, and educating families on newborn care. The position offers a collaborative environment with 1:1 staffing ratios during active labor and access to specialized support teams. The role requires night shifts with occasional weekends and on-call duties, and candidates must have a vehicle for local travel.

This onsite senior mechanical engineering role within the Precision Control Actuation System department focuses on the design, development, and verification of harness and interconnect systems for tactical missile platforms. The position involves detailed mechanical design, test execution, and systems engineering while requiring a valid U.S. government security clearance. Candidates will gain hands-on experience with hardware integration and lab activities, supported by direct access to engineering fellows for accelerated technical growth. The role offers a collaborative environment rooted in values of safety and innovation, providing opportunities to solve complex problems in a mission-critical setting.

This full-time role involves teaching fifth-grade students for the 2026-2027 school year within a K-5 elementary setting. The position focuses on delivering direct instruction, creating detailed lesson plans, and administering assessments to track academic progress. Key responsibilities include collaborating with staff to support diverse learning needs, maintaining a safe and disciplined classroom environment, and communicating regularly with parents regarding student development. The role appeals to educators seeking to foster student success through modern pedagogical strategies and state-aligned curriculum preparation. The position is based on-site and offers the opportunity to contribute to a supportive school community while utilizing technology such as SMART boards and iPads to enhance learning.

This 13-week travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in a Home Health Care Manager position within Portland, Oregon. The role involves planning and directing personalized in-home care services, managing a patient caseload, and conducting comprehensive assessments to develop and adjust care plans. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, educating patients and families on health needs, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. The position offers the appeal of a nomadic lifestyle that fosters cultural sensitivity and professional growth through diverse healthcare settings. It is a day-shift assignment requiring a valid driver's license and reliable transportation, with a preference for candidates holding a Bachelor's degree in Nursing.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a float pool member within the Critical Care department, providing specialized care across Cardiac, Cardiothoracic, and Vascular ICU units. The position involves assessing patient conditions, developing individualized care plans, and managing complex treatments such as mechanical circulatory support and ECMO. Key responsibilities include functioning as a charge nurse, precepting new staff, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure high-quality patient outcomes. The role appeals to professionals seeking dynamic growth opportunities within a high-acuity environment that values integrity and compassion. It offers flexible scheduling, comprehensive professional development, and the chance to work with advanced medical technologies in a supportive team culture.

This Registered Nurse position serves as an ICU Float role within the Heart and Vascular department, supporting high-acuity units including Cardiac, Cardiothoracic, and Vascular ICUs. The role involves assessing patient conditions, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating complex treatments for patients with critical cardiac and neurological needs. Key responsibilities include managing advanced life support equipment, functioning as a charge nurse, and precepting new staff members. The position offers the appeal of working in a specialized, fast-paced environment with opportunities for professional growth through clinical advancement programs and continuing education. The work arrangement requires flexibility to float across different critical care units as staffing needs dictate.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a Critical Care Float Pool member within the Heart and Vascular department, providing flexible support across high-acuity Cardiac, Cardiothoracic, and Neuro ICU units. The position involves assessing complex patient conditions, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating treatment for patients requiring advanced interventions like ECMO, mechanical circulatory support, and ventilator management. Key responsibilities include functioning as a charge nurse, precepting new staff, and demonstrating specialized skills in neuro and airway care. The role appeals to professionals seeking dynamic clinical environments with opportunities for professional growth through the SPIRE advancement program. The organization fosters a culture rooted in compassion, integrity, and patient-centered values, offering comprehensive benefits and flexible scheduling to support work-life balance.

This Critical Care Float Nurse role involves providing specialized nursing care across multiple high-acuity units, including Cardiac, Cardiothoracic, and Neuro ICUs. The position requires assessing patient conditions, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating complex treatments involving advanced life support devices and post-operative recovery. Key responsibilities include functioning as a charge nurse, precepting new staff, and demonstrating expertise in neuro and cardiac assessments. The role appeals to professionals seeking dynamic clinical environments with opportunities for professional growth through the SPIRE advancement program. The organization fosters a culture rooted in compassion, integrity, and patient-centered values, offering flexible scheduling and comprehensive benefits to support work-life balance.

This full-time Registered Nurse Float position supports critical care operations across multiple high-acuity units, including Cardiac, Cardiothoracic, and Neuro ICUs. The role involves assessing complex patient conditions, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating treatment with interdisciplinary teams. Key responsibilities include managing advanced life support equipment, performing specialized neuro and cardiac assessments, and serving as a charge nurse or preceptor when needed. The position offers the appeal of working in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment with opportunities for professional growth through clinical advancement programs and continuing education. Staff benefit from flexible scheduling and a collaborative culture focused on patient-centered care.