Jobs at First Ascent Asset Management

This part-time Program Aid/Specialist role serves as a floater within the Upcountry region, supporting youth development programs across multiple club sites. The position involves planning, implementing, and supervising after-school activities while promoting safety and core organizational values. Key responsibilities include mentoring youth, designing program displays, maintaining attendance records, and assisting with national projects. The role appeals to candidates passionate about community engagement and youth growth, offering a flexible schedule with evening and weekend opportunities. Bilingual skills in English and Spanish are highly valued, and the position requires a high school diploma or equivalent along with prior program delivery experience. The environment is dynamic, combining indoor and outdoor settings to foster positive relationships with diverse groups.

This full-time paraeducator role supports students with low-incidence disabilities during the 2026-2027 school year within a collaborative special education team. The position involves assisting teachers with instruction, managing classroom routines, and implementing behavior intervention plans. Key responsibilities include providing physical support for student mobility and hygiene, utilizing assistive technology like Braille and magnification devices, and ensuring student safety during school activities and transportation. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a direct impact on student integration and success. It offers opportunities for professional growth through required in-service training and fosters a supportive culture focused on individualized student needs. The position is on-site with limited travel between district facilities.

The HSE Coordinator Regional role at AES Drilling Fluids supports the Tenaha, Texas operations by managing health, safety, and environmental programs for the assigned region. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations, overseeing the safe operation of the company fleet, conducting site inspections, and coordinating safety training for employees. The position offers a stable work environment with significant growth potential, a collaborative culture, and a comprehensive benefits package including a company vehicle or allowance. While based in Tenaha, the role requires travel between 30 to 50 percent to various worksites.

The Instructional Assistant role within Nottoway County Public Schools supports teachers and administrators in a 10-month school year setting. Key responsibilities include providing small group or one-on-one academic support to students, preparing classroom materials, and performing essential clerical tasks such as record keeping and attendance. The position requires interaction with students, parents, and staff while handling sensitive information. This role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute directly to student success in a collaborative educational environment. The position is on-site within the school division and requires valid certification in First Aid, CPR, and AED, along with a valid driver's license.

This full-time Home Health Aide role supports medically fragile children by delivering family-directed care within their homes. The position focuses on executing physician-ordered medical tasks, including monitoring vital signs, assisting with mobility and hygiene, and preparing specialized meals. Key responsibilities also involve maintaining home safety, performing light housekeeping, and documenting patient progress while reporting significant changes to nursing supervisors. The role appeals to compassionate individuals seeking to make a meaningful impact on patient quality of life through direct, personalized support. It requires travel between patient homes and offers opportunities for ongoing professional development through required in-service training.

The Physical Education Program Coordinator role supports The Boys' Club of New York's mission to foster youth development through fitness and recreation in the Bronx. This part-time position involves overseeing daily gym operations, designing dynamic programming such as group classes and competitions, and ensuring all activities adhere to safety and risk management standards. The coordinator also assists in supervising seasonal staff and volunteers while utilizing behavior management strategies to maintain a positive environment. The role appeals to candidates passionate about youth mentorship and community engagement, offering the opportunity to work within a historic organization dedicated to equitable access for boys and young men. The position requires a flexible schedule including weekends and is based on-site at the Bronx location.

The Operations Assistant role supports youth programming at The Boys' Club of New York's Bronx clubhouse. This part-time position ensures smooth facility operations by supervising members, managing group activities, and maintaining safety standards. Key responsibilities include monitoring program areas, recording attendance ratios, assisting with indoor and outdoor activities, and providing tours to visitors. The position appeals to candidates passionate about youth development, offering the chance to foster a safe, engaging environment for boys and young men. The role requires on-site presence at the Bronx location and values experience in educational or camp settings.

This part-time Program Aid/Specialist role supports youth development within an after-school and recreational club setting in the Newberry region. The position involves planning, facilitating, and supervising daily activities while ensuring member safety and promoting the organization's core values. Key responsibilities include implementing curriculum, mentoring youth and volunteers, maintaining program records, and creating engaging displays. The role appeals to candidates passionate about youth growth, offering a flexible schedule of 3-4 hours daily between 2 and 6:30 PM from August to May. Bilingual skills in English and Spanish are highly valued, and the environment fosters positive relationships with diverse community members, schools, and families.

This onsite role supports Amazon's Workplace Health and Safety team by serving as the primary medical resource for associates. The position involves providing immediate first aid, managing injury cases, and coordinating return-to-work programs while ensuring compliance with OSHA regulations. Key responsibilities include conducting safety coaching on the operations floor, maintaining detailed medical records, and leading first aid training sessions. The role appeals to candidates passionate about workplace wellness and safety, offering the opportunity to directly impact employee health in a dynamic environment. The position requires flexible shifts including nights and weekends, with physical demands such as standing for extended periods and lifting up to 49 pounds.

The Teen Group Leader role at The Boys' Club of New York in the Bronx involves direct supervision and engagement of youth aged 14 to 21 within a youth development organization. Key responsibilities include planning and facilitating age-appropriate activities, managing group behavior through positive guidance, and assisting with daily operational tasks such as setup, cleanup, and transportation. This position offers the opportunity to work in a supportive community dedicated to empowering young men, fostering a culture of safety and personal growth. The role is part-time and based on-site at the Morris Avenue location, providing a chance to contribute to meaningful social and emotional development programs.

The Explorer Program Coordinator role is a part-time position based at The Boys' Club of New York in the Bronx, supporting the organization's mission to provide free youth development programs. The coordinator works under the Age Group Director to develop, implement, and supervise educational and recreational activities for boys and young men. Key responsibilities include managing daily clubhouse operations, assisting with special events and field trips, and supervising frontline staff and volunteers. This position appeals to candidates passionate about youth development who value a collaborative environment focused on creating safe, inclusive spaces for community growth. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities while fostering positive relationships with members and families.

The Guest Services Specialist role supports adults in a mental health and eating disorder rehabilitation center by providing high-level customer service and daily living assistance. Key responsibilities include maintaining a tidy home environment, facilitating social activities and meals, transporting residents to appointments, and monitoring resident needs while coordinating with the supervisor. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in behavioral health, offering a supportive culture that values diversity and imagination. This full-time role operates on a weekend night shift schedule and requires a CDL, CPR certification, and a genuine desire to serve the population.

This full-time Security Officer role involves protecting commercial, residential, and government sites for First Coast Security. Key responsibilities include patrolling premises, monitoring surveillance systems, controlling access points, and responding to alarms or emergencies. The position appeals to candidates seeking a career with a company that values integrity, offers internal promotion opportunities, and maintains a culture of employee satisfaction. The role provides a flexible schedule with options for various shifts and includes comprehensive benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans. Candidates must be able to obtain necessary security licensing and certifications.

This seasonal summer camp counselor role operates at two locations in Rochester, Minnesota, focusing on a unique model where children choose their own activities to build self-confidence. Staff members facilitate diverse programs including arts, maker spaces, and recreation while actively supervising campers and ensuring safety and wellness. Key responsibilities include maintaining organized activity spaces, documenting camper updates, and assisting with camp setup and breakdown. The position appeals to energetic individuals who enjoy guiding youth through self-directed play and fostering an inclusive, authentic community. The role requires on-site presence during the summer months, with flexible pre-season training and opportunities for professional growth in leadership and collaboration.

The Food Services Specialist role supports the Food Services Department within a mission-driven organization focused on making a positive global impact. Key responsibilities include preparing meals according to approved menus, maintaining strict sanitary conditions, and operating kitchen equipment while managing inventory. The specialist also acts as the supervisor in their absence, ensures compliance with safety protocols, and handles necessary documentation for meal programs. This position appeals to candidates who value a collaborative culture where they can contribute to a meaningful cause. The role requires flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays, and involves physical tasks such as moving equipment and supplies. It is a full-time position suitable for individuals with relevant experience and certifications in food safety and emergency response.

This Security Officer role at PENN Entertainment supports the fast-paced operations of Hollywood Casino & Hotel. The position involves ensuring guest safety by responding to medical emergencies, monitoring alarms, and conducting ID checks to verify age compliance. Key responsibilities include documenting incidents, operating company vehicles, and assisting patrons with directions and procedures. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment within a leading entertainment company that values career growth, diversity, and comprehensive benefits including immediate health coverage and tuition assistance. The position requires physical activity throughout the shift and is available on swing or grave shifts, with work performed on-site.

The Instructional Assistant role within Nottoway County Public Schools supports teachers and administrators in a 10-month school year setting. Key responsibilities include assisting with classroom duties, providing small group or one-on-one academic support, preparing instructional materials, and handling clerical tasks such as record keeping and attendance. The position requires interaction with students, parents, and staff while managing sensitive information. This role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute directly to student success in a collaborative educational environment. The position is based on-site within school classrooms and requires a valid driver's license, First Aid/CPR certification, and specific educational qualifications or assessment scores.

This summer student worker role supports teachers and administrators within a public school district during the summer session. Key responsibilities include assisting with small group instruction, supervising students during lunch and transportation, preparing classroom materials, and performing clerical tasks such as filing and record keeping. The position appeals to individuals interested in education and child development, offering a chance to work in a collaborative environment with top-tier educators. The role is based on-site at the school and requires effective communication with students, parents, and staff.

This part-time assistant coach role supports the middle school softball program within the school's athletic department. The position involves assisting the head coach with planning practices, teaching fundamental skills and game strategies, and supervising student athletes during training and travel. Key responsibilities include promoting sportsmanship, ensuring participant eligibility, and serving as a positive role model for students. The role appeals to individuals passionate about youth development and community engagement, offering the opportunity to foster team spirit and student growth in a supportive environment. Candidates must hold a high school diploma or GED and complete required safety certifications including first aid and CPR.

This paraeducator role supports low-incidence special education students during the 2026-2027 school year within a collaborative district team. The position involves assisting teachers with classroom instruction, managing student behavior, and facilitating physical and social integration into regular education settings. Key responsibilities include providing one-on-one support for daily living activities, implementing individualized education plans, and utilizing specialized communication methods such as Braille or sign language. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a direct impact on student success. It offers opportunities for professional growth through required in-service training and fosters a culture of teamwork and confidentiality. The position is on-site with limited travel between schools and requires physical stamina to assist students with mobility and safety needs.

This substitute school nurse role supports the health and well-being of students within the district during the 2026-27 school year. The position involves administering first aid, dispensing medication, and managing health records for students and staff. Key responsibilities include conducting vision, hearing, and scoliosis screenings, enforcing immunization policies, and serving as a resource for health education. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on student welfare in a collaborative school environment. The position requires a current nursing license and offers the opportunity to work closely with administration, teachers, and the local medical community.

This seasonal, full-time role serves as a Camp Lifeguard at the Boys' Club of New York's Harriman State Park location, focusing on youth safety and development during the summer of 2025. The position involves supervising waterfront activities, performing water rescues, and enforcing safety protocols while assisting with swim instruction and maintaining facility equipment. Beyond aquatic duties, the role requires living on-site in a cabin to mentor campers, foster a positive community, and support their emotional well-being. The position is appealing for its opportunity to work outdoors in a fast-paced environment while contributing to a historic organization dedicated to equitable youth programming. The arrangement includes on-site housing and daily meals, offering a unique immersive experience in a supportive team culture.