Jobs at First Place Pediatrics

This hybrid clinical role is designed for certified BCBAs, BCaBAs, or RBTs pursuing certification to lead treatment planning and supervision for children with autism. The position emphasizes clinical autonomy, allowing providers to design individualized care plans without rigid templates while utilizing proprietary tools for goal setting and service recommendations. Key responsibilities include managing a caseload, providing ethical supervision, and collaborating with clinical committees to ensure high-quality outcomes. The role is appealing due to its strong focus on work-life balance, offering a manageable caseload, 25 days of paid time off, and flexible remote work options. Additionally, the company supports professional growth through a dedicated stipend, extensive free continuing education units, and clear advancement pathways into leadership or research roles within a supportive, clinician-first culture.

This hybrid role is designed for certified BCBAs, BCaBAs, or RBTs pursuing certification to lead clinical care for children with autism. The position focuses on designing individualized treatment plans based on clinical judgment rather than templates, providing supervision, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary advisory board. The role appeals to clinicians seeking autonomy, ethical practice, and a supportive environment that prioritizes meaningful impact over excessive direct service hours. Opportunities for career advancement exist through clinical, director, and operations pathways, alongside access to research initiatives and extensive professional development resources. The work arrangement combines remote flexibility with on-site client interactions.

This hybrid role is designed for certified Board Certified Behavior Analysts or RBTs pursuing BCBA certification to lead clinical care for children with autism. The position focuses on designing individualized treatment plans based on client needs rather than templates, providing meaningful supervision, and collaborating with a clinical advisory board. The role appeals to professionals seeking autonomy, ethical practice, and a supportive environment that prioritizes clinician empowerment over excessive direct service hours. Opportunities for career advancement include clinical, director, and operational pathways, alongside access to research initiatives and extensive continuing education resources. The work arrangement combines remote flexibility with on-site client interactions.

This travel assignment positions a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer within an outpatient imaging department at a community hospital in Massena, New York. The role involves performing comprehensive ultrasound examinations for patients ranging from pediatric to geriatric, including OB, abdominal, vascular, and breast imaging. Key responsibilities include preparing patients, acquiring high-quality diagnostic images, documenting findings in the EPIC electronic health record, and assisting with ultrasound-guided procedures. The position offers the appeal of working in a supportive community setting with 24/7 recruiter assistance and potential for assignment extensions. The work arrangement is a 13-week travel contract featuring a 4x10 day shift schedule with occasional call duties.

This hybrid role is designed for certified BCBAs, BCaBAs, or RBTs pursuing certification to lead clinical care for children with autism. The position focuses on designing individualized treatment plans based on clinical judgment rather than templates, providing supervision, and collaborating with a supportive clinical committee. The role appeals to professionals seeking autonomy, ethical practice, and a culture that prioritizes clinician empowerment over excessive direct service hours. Key benefits include opportunities for career advancement through clinical and operational pathways, access to research initiatives, and a flexible hybrid work arrangement. The environment offers extensive professional development resources, including continuing education credits and a dedicated stipend, fostering long-term growth within a mission-driven organization.

This hybrid clinical role is designed for certified BCBAs, BCaBAs, or RBTs pursuing certification to lead behavioral health services for children with autism. The position involves designing individualized treatment plans based on clinical judgment rather than templates, providing supervision to support staff, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary advisory board. The role appeals to professionals seeking autonomy, ethical practice, and a supportive environment that prioritizes meaningful impact over excessive direct service hours. Candidates benefit from a hybrid work arrangement, extensive professional development resources including free continuing education, and clear pathways for career advancement into clinical leadership or operations. The organization fosters a culture of empowerment where clinicians have a voice in decision-making and access to cutting-edge research opportunities.

This full-time Optometrist role is based at Riverside Hampton Roads Eye Associates in Gloucester, Virginia, where the provider joins a collaborative team of specialists dedicated to exceptional eye care. Key responsibilities include diagnosing and treating complex conditions such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and pediatric eye care using cutting-edge technology. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive culture rooted in the mission to care for patients as family, offering opportunities for professional growth alongside board-certified ophthalmologists. The work arrangement is on-site within a community-focused health system that prioritizes provider well-being and clinical excellence.

This full-time Peer Recovery Specialist and Residential Assistant role supports mothers and children in a recovery-focused transitional living program in New Jersey. The position involves providing 24/7 monitoring, assisting with relapse prevention planning, and connecting residents to community resources and mental health services. Key duties include documenting daily activities in the electronic health record, managing crisis situations, and following up with clients up to six months after discharge. The role appeals to mission-driven individuals seeking to make a lasting impact within a collaborative, award-winning organization that values work-life balance and professional growth. The position offers a supportive culture with comprehensive benefits and opportunities for career development.

This full-time Physician Assistant role is based at Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan, supporting the General Plastics and Microsurgery Team. The position involves managing primary plastic surgery patients, performing bedside procedures, and providing first-assist coverage in the operating room for complex reconstructive and cosmetic cases. Key responsibilities also include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and mentoring medical residents. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within a nationally recognized tertiary referral center known for excellence in trauma, cancer, and surgical care. The position offers a standard weekday schedule in a vibrant city recognized for its high quality of life, strong community focus, and access to extensive hospital resources and benefits.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a Hospice Case Manager within BJC Home Care, supporting patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families across St. Louis. The position involves assessing patient needs, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating services with an interprofessional team to ensure comfort and dignity. Key responsibilities include managing symptom care, providing emotional and spiritual support, and documenting progress in the electronic medical record. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to practice at the top of the nursing license through the BJC Career Ladder, which fosters professional growth and leadership. The schedule operates Monday through Friday with weekend and on-call rotations, and the position includes a company-provided laptop and cell phone along with mileage reimbursement.

This 13-week travel physical therapist role is based in Houston, Texas, supporting a healthcare facility with a focus on outpatient or clinical therapy services. The position involves delivering patient care across five 8-hour day shifts weekly, requiring at least one year of experience and a valid Texas license. Key responsibilities include conducting patient evaluations, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with the medical team to ensure quality outcomes. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking flexibility and adventure, offering comprehensive benefits such as health insurance, licensure and travel reimbursement, and housing support. The agency emphasizes a traveler-first culture with 24/7 support, allowing clinicians to explore new locations while maintaining career growth and work-life balance.

This faculty position within the Department of Epidemiology and Cancer Control at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital invites scientists at the full, associate, or assistant level to lead innovative research on childhood cancer survivors. The role involves designing and executing observational and interventional studies to mitigate treatment-related complications and improve long-term quality of life, utilizing unique resources like the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study. Key responsibilities include advancing clinical and biological research, collaborating across multidisciplinary teams, and mentoring postdoctoral fellows. The position is appealing due to the institution's world-class status as the only NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center for children, offering strong long-term institutional support and a collaborative culture recognized as a top workplace for diversity and women. The role is based in Memphis, Tennessee, providing a high quality of life with a vibrant community.

This full-time Med/Surg Registered Nurse role at Newton-Wellesley Hospital supports the Mass General Brigham mission through direct patient care and team collaboration. The position involves assessing patient needs, developing individualized care plans, and administering treatments while coordinating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure safe and effective outcomes. Key responsibilities include monitoring patient status, managing medication administration, and leading discharge planning efforts. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work within a not-for-profit system known for groundbreaking medical discoveries and a culture of high-performing teams. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to exceptional patient care in a supportive environment that values research, teaching, and community service.

This per diem Registered Nurse role is based at Newton-Wellesley Hospital within the Mass General Brigham system, specifically supporting the Intensive Care Unit. The position involves delivering high-level technical nursing care to critically ill patients using the nursing process, while overseeing team members and collaborating with a multidisciplinary group to ensure population-specific treatment. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive patient assessments, developing individualized care plans, and coordinating with physicians and case managers for discharge planning. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a not-for-profit organization dedicated to groundbreaking medical discoveries and exceptional patient service. The position offers the flexibility of per diem scheduling, allowing nurses to work on an as-needed basis while engaging in a supportive, high-performing team environment.

This 13-week local contract role places an Operating Room Registered Nurse in Anchorage, Alaska, supporting a high-volume surgical unit with 11 operating rooms. The position involves managing patient care during complex procedures such as orthopedic and cardiovascular surgeries, utilizing the Epic EMR system, and maintaining a 1:1 patient ratio. Key responsibilities include performing pre-operative assessments, assisting during surgeries, and adhering to on-call schedules. The role appeals to professionals seeking flexibility and a supportive culture that emphasizes personal growth and community impact. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage starting day one, fully furnished housing, and reimbursement for licensure and travel. The position is on-site with day shifts and requires a valid Alaska nursing license.

This full-time Cardiothoracic Surgery Physician Assistant role supports a collaborative team of three surgeons and three PAs within Delaware's largest healthcare system. The position focuses exclusively on adult cases, excluding transplants and pediatrics, within an established program recognized as a Primary Stroke Center and Heart Center of Excellence. Key responsibilities include assisting in surgical procedures, managing patient care, and contributing to a high-performing clinical environment. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a community-focused mission at a not-for-profit organization with a strong commitment to patient outcomes. The role is based in Dover, offering a unique blend of professional growth and a vibrant local culture, with potential for additional call pay and relocation support.

This full-time school nursing role places a registered nurse in Addison, Texas, to provide specialized 1:1 care for students with complex medical needs such as tracheostomies and ventilators. The position involves managing chronic conditions, performing daily living activities, administering medications, and coordinating with families and school staff. The role is appealing due to its strict Monday through Friday schedule with no nights, weekends, or holidays, offering a predictable work-life balance. Ro Health supports providers with comprehensive training on specialized care, clinical supervision, and flexible scheduling options for both full-time and per diem arrangements.

This Registered Nurse role operates within the Neuro Telemetry unit at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital, a comprehensive acute care facility serving diverse patient populations. The position involves monitoring cardiac and neurological status, managing stroke care protocols, and ensuring strict adherence to regulatory documentation and safety standards. Key responsibilities include coordinating clinical operations with the Nurse Manager, fostering a collaborative team environment, and supporting staff orientation and competency validation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work in a mission-driven organization recognized for its specialized stroke and cardiac centers. It offers opportunities for growth within a trusted community partner and requires a blend of acute care experience and specialized neurological competencies.

This full-time Head Start Teacher role within Save the Children's U.S. Programs focuses on fostering social-emotional, physical, and cognitive growth for preschool children. The position involves developing and implementing individualized lesson plans, maintaining a safe and developmentally appropriate classroom environment, and conducting regular assessments and parent conferences. Key responsibilities include supervising children during all activities, assisting with daily care routines, and building strong partnerships with families to support child development. The role appeals to candidates seeking meaningful impact, offering the chance to contribute to a global mission of protecting children's rights while working within an inclusive team culture. The organization provides extensive benefits including health coverage, retirement contributions, and professional development opportunities. The position is based on-site at a Head Start center and may require driving for home visits.

This contract role places a Registered Nurse within a school community in Kansas City, Missouri to support student health and well-being. The position requires an active RN license, at least one year of experience, and CPR certification. Key responsibilities include delivering direct nursing care and first aid, managing chronic conditions and medication administration, and serving as a liaison between families, healthcare providers, and school staff. The role emphasizes health education and maintaining accurate medical documentation to ensure a safe learning environment. This opportunity appeals to nurses seeking to make a direct impact on youth health within a collaborative educational setting, offering a chance to work independently while supporting a dedicated team of educators and parents.

This 13-week travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at a facility in Madison, Wisconsin. The position focuses on delivering critical care to pediatric patients during day shifts while adapting to varying hospital policies and procedures. Key responsibilities include maintaining high professional standards in stressful environments, ensuring compliance with local regulations, and providing holistic patient care. The role appeals to nurses seeking professional growth through exposure to diverse medical practices and the opportunity to transition into permanent positions. The arrangement offers a supportive culture with 24/7 assistance, customized housing options, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement matching.

This full-time HS Teacher II Floater role supports the Early Childhood Development program at the South Park center for the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves substituting for teaching staff, planning and implementing developmentally appropriate lessons, and ensuring a safe, clean environment for infants and toddlers. Key responsibilities include supervising children during daily routines, assisting with family engagement and enrollment, and maintaining accurate educational and health records. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in early education, offering a collaborative team environment, comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement plans, and opportunities for professional growth and internal promotion. The position requires on-site work with occasional travel for training or home visits.