Jobs at Intertek

This summer and fall internship supports the operations team in managing indoor golf competitions using GOLFZON simulators. The role involves coordinating player registrations, scheduling, and tournament brackets while operating simulator systems to enforce rules and validate scores. Key duties include maintaining accurate leaderboards, communicating updates to participants, and assisting with promotional efforts. The position offers hands-on experience in sports event management and exposure to the growing indoor golf technology sector. It is ideal for individuals interested in the intersection of sports, esports, and technology, providing opportunities to develop skills in live event logistics and player engagement within a flexible schedule.

This three-month travel assignment places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska, serving a caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration for young patients. The role involves evaluating children, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers and guardians across multiple clinic locations, with potential for extension or direct hire. The position offers the appeal of working in a modern facility within a rapidly growing community, supported by a team providing allowances for licensure and continuing education. The arrangement includes flexibility for telehealth and travel between sites, catering to professionals seeking a dynamic experience in pediatric care.

This 3-month travel contract role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska, serving a caseload focused on developmental delays and feeding issues. The position involves evaluating patients, creating treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers, with opportunities to extend the assignment or transition to direct hire. The role appeals to professionals seeking a flexible arrangement in a growing city, offering support for relocation and continuing education within a facility that provides comprehensive speech, occupational, and physical therapy services. The position requires an Alaska license and a Master's degree, with travel between multiple clinic locations and telehealth capabilities included.

This 3-month travel role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic within Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing a caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration for young patients, many of whom are in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations and telehealth formats. The opportunity is appealing due to the potential for extension or direct hire, the chance to work in a modern facility, and the support provided by a dedicated clinical team. The arrangement includes travel between sites and offers flexibility for professionals seeking a temporary assignment in a growing region.

This three-month travel contract role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing an all-pediatric caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration, often serving children in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations and telehealth formats. The opportunity is appealing for its flexible assignment structure with potential for extension or direct hire, access to a modern facility, and support for professional growth through continuing education allowances. The role requires an Alaska license and a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology.

This 3-month travel role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic within Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing an all-pediatric caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration, often serving children in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations, with potential for telehealth duties. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to extend the assignment or secure direct hire, the supportive environment of a growing facility, and access to resources like continuing education allowances and clinical specialist support. The role requires a valid Alaska license and a Master's degree, offering a flexible arrangement that includes travel between sites.

This 3-month travel contract role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska, serving a caseload focused on developmental delays and feeding issues. The position involves evaluating patients, creating treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers, with potential for extension or direct hire. The role offers the appeal of working in a modern facility with multiple locations, including opportunities for telehealth and travel between sites. Candidates benefit from a supportive environment with allowances for licensure and continuing education, alongside flexible staffing solutions designed for professional growth.

This 3-month travel role places a Speech-Language Pathologist within a growing pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing an all-pediatric caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration for young patients, many of whom are in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations and telehealth formats. The opportunity is appealing due to the potential for extension or direct hire, the supportive clinical environment, and access to resources for continuing education and licensure. The role requires an Alaska license or eligibility and a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology.

The Broker Dealer Advisory Manager role supports Capital One's Commercial Broker Dealer compliance program within the Risk Management team. Key responsibilities include conducting conflicts of interest reviews for mergers and acquisitions, approving outside business activities and private securities transactions in accordance with FINRA regulations, and performing office inspections of branch locations. The position also involves managing gifts and entertainment policies, reviewing marketing materials, and maintaining supervisory designations. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to implement innovative risk mitigation solutions in a dynamic environment covering investment banking, trading, and equity sales. The role requires strong analytical and communication skills to partner with internal business clients and offers a collaborative culture focused on integrity and ownership.

The Broker Dealer Advisory Manager role supports Capital One's Commercial Broker Dealer compliance program within the Risk Management team. Key responsibilities include conducting conflicts of interest reviews for mergers and acquisitions, approving outside business activities and private securities transactions under FINRA rules, and managing gifts, entertainment, and marketing material approvals. The position also involves performing office inspections and maintaining designated principal records. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to implement innovative risk mitigation solutions across diverse financial activities including investment banking and trading. The role requires strong analytical and communication skills to partner with internal business clients and offers a collaborative environment focused on integrity and ownership.

This full-time veterinarian role is based at Terrace Heights Family Pet Clinic with opportunities to split time at a partner practice in Yakima. The position focuses on small animal medicine, including advanced dentistry and surgery, while welcoming interest in mixed animal services. Key responsibilities involve delivering high-quality medical care, prioritizing client education, and collaborating with a skilled support team. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture led by a new Medical Director who emphasizes mentorship, work-life balance, and professional growth. The clinic offers a structured mentorship program, flexible scheduling, and a collaborative environment. Located in the Yakima Valley, the position provides access to outdoor recreation, affordable housing, and a strong community, with the option for remote administrative work and on-site clinical duties.

This full-time or part-time Delivery Associate role involves operating company-owned vans to transport packages within a 50-mile radius of Seaford, Delaware. Key responsibilities include safely navigating routes, loading and unloading packages up to 70 pounds, utilizing handheld devices for routing, and providing friendly customer service in various weather conditions. The position offers a 10-hour shift schedule with a four-day work week and includes at least one weekend day. The role is appealing for its independence, active work environment, and supportive company culture that prioritizes safety. Employees benefit from paid training, performance incentives, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, and clear pathways for professional growth into leadership or operational roles.

This full-time physician role at Hartford HealthCare's Heart & Vascular Institute seeks a Cardiologist or Intensivist to join the Cardiac ICU team at Hartford Hospital. The position involves managing complex cardiovascular cases, including pre- and postoperative care, heart transplants, ventricular assist devices, and acute mechanical circulatory support. Key responsibilities include performing procedures such as ECMO cannulation, chest tube placement, and emergent intubations, while also providing education to fellows and residents. The opportunity is appealing due to the institute's national reputation, high surgical volume, and a collaborative culture that emphasizes mentorship and professional growth through the Provider Leadership Development Institute. The role offers a supportive environment within a large integrated health system located in Connecticut, providing an excellent quality of life near major metropolitan areas.

This role involves joining the Division of Hospital Medicine at Phoenix Children's Hospital as a Pediatric Hospitalist across the Main Campus and expanding community sites. The position focuses on delivering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, managing urgent and emergent cases, and providing subspecialty consultations. Key responsibilities include supervising medical trainees, leading teaching rounds, and participating in quality improvement and research initiatives. The opportunity is appealing due to the strong academic environment with faculty appointments at major universities, the chance to shape new hospital programs, and a collaborative culture dedicated to family-centered care. The role offers a dynamic work arrangement with options for standard or nocturnist shifts and is based in Phoenix, Arizona.

This full-time Internal Medicine and Pediatric Hospitalist role is based at Phoenix Children's Main Campus within the Division of Hospital Medicine. The position uniquely combines clinical duties on the Med-Peds Consult Service for adult patients in a pediatric setting with traditional pediatric hospitalist teams. Key responsibilities include providing direct inpatient and outpatient patient care, leading medical education for residents and fellows, and participating in research and quality improvement initiatives. The role appeals to dual-trained physicians seeking to bridge the gap between pediatric and adult medicine in a dynamic academic environment. Opportunities for career advancement, flexible scheduling, and involvement in program development are available. The position supports a collaborative culture focused on family-centered care and offers the professional growth associated with a major research hospital.

This full-time Internal Medicine and Pediatric Hospitalist role is based at Phoenix Children's main campus within the Division of Hospital Medicine. The position uniquely combines care for pediatric patients with a specialized Med-Peds Consult Service for hospitalized adults, allowing physicians to tailor their schedule between these two areas. Key responsibilities include providing direct inpatient and outpatient patient care, leading medical education for residents and fellows, and participating in quality improvement and research initiatives. The role appeals to dual-trained physicians seeking an academic environment with strong mentorship opportunities and a collaborative culture. The hospital offers a dynamic setting with access to a level 1 trauma center and comprehensive subspecialty care, while the location provides a high quality of life with abundant sunshine.

This role involves serving as a Pediatric Hospitalist within the Division of Hospital Medicine at Phoenix Children's, supporting clinical programs across the Main Campus and expanding community sites. Key responsibilities include delivering direct inpatient and outpatient patient care, providing subspecialty consultations, and supervising medical trainees through teaching rounds and conferences. The position also entails participating in quality improvement initiatives and research endeavors. The opportunity is appealing due to the dynamic academic environment, strong mentorship from a large faculty, and significant career advancement potential within a rapidly growing division. The work arrangement includes positions at multiple locations with options for standard or nocturnist shifts, offering a collaborative culture focused on family-centered care in a sunny metropolitan setting.

This employed role seeks a fellowship-trained Pediatric Otolaryngologist to join the AdventHealth for Children team in Orlando, Florida. The position involves providing tertiary and quaternary care within a 200-bed children's hospital, managing complex cases in areas such as cochlear implants, craniofacial disorders, and airway management, and collaborating with a dedicated support team of APPs, audiologists, and speech pathologists. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to help grow a newly established program with access to a statewide network of 30 hospitals and over 23,000 annual births. The role offers a collaborative, family-centered atmosphere within a top-ranked facility recognized for quality and safety, supported by a new state-of-the-art outpatient office opening in 2026. Physicians benefit from a structured employed model that allows a focus on clinical practice, comprehensive benefits, and relocation assistance in a vibrant, growing metropolitan area.

This full-time outpatient Family Medicine role involves joining a growing primary care team within a leading Illinois organization. The position features a four-day work week with significant time off, allowing for a strong work-life balance. Key responsibilities include practicing family medicine with the flexibility to tailor the scope of practice, while benefiting from robust support staff including advanced practice providers and dedicated medical assistants. The role is appealing due to a collaborative culture offering mentorship, opportunities for professional growth, and a thriving community with a lower cost of living and rich cultural amenities. The position is based in a central Illinois suburb with easy access to major airports.

The Division of Hematology/Oncology at Phoenix Children's seeks a full-time pediatric hematologist-oncologist to join a multidisciplinary team serving as the major referral center for the Southwestern region. The role involves providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient clinical care for complex conditions such as congenital bleeding disorders, sickle cell disease, and bone marrow failure syndromes. Key responsibilities include managing patient care, supervising medical trainees through teaching rounds and conferences, and contributing to active clinical research and program development. This position is appealing for its opportunity to lead growth in specialized areas within a collaborative, family-centered environment that supports state-of-the-art care and professional advancement.

This full-time role involves joining the Leukemia and Lymphoma Section within the Division of Hematology/Oncology and BMT at Phoenix Children's Hospital. The position focuses on providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care for pediatric patients with hematologic malignancies while participating in early-phase clinical trials. Key responsibilities include delivering direct patient care, supervising fellows and medical students, and contributing to translational research initiatives. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to collaborate with major academic partners like the Mayo Clinic and the University of Arizona, access to advanced facilities including HEPA-filtered rooms, and a supportive environment dedicated to family-centered care and professional growth.

This full-time oral and maxillofacial surgeon role is based in South Bend, Indiana, within a private practice supported by US Oral Surgery Management. The position focuses on implants, wisdom teeth, and dentoalveolar cases, with opportunities to expand into trauma call at a connected local hospital. Key responsibilities include performing surgical procedures, managing patient care with complete clinical autonomy, and building a personalized case mix. The role appeals to driven surgeons through a fast-track partnership track, equity offerings, and the absence of buy-in requirements or quotas. It offers flexible scheduling, comprehensive health benefits, and operational support to foster career growth. The location provides a low cost of living near the University of Notre Dame and Lake Michigan, featuring abundant outdoor activities and a family-friendly community environment.