Jobs at Mariner

This enlisted Medical Assistant role, known as Hospital Corpsman, involves providing comprehensive medical and dental care to Sailors, Marines, and their families across diverse settings including hospitals, ships, and field units. Key responsibilities include performing emergency treatments, assisting in surgeries, administering medications, conducting physical exams, and maintaining patient records. The position is appealing for its hands-on clinical experience, opportunities for continuous professional development through advanced training, and the chance to serve in a tight-knit team environment. Assignments vary from clinic and ward duties to deployments with expeditionary units, offering a dynamic mix of operational and medical challenges.

This role involves serving as a Medical Assistant or Hospital Corpsman within the Navy, providing medical and dental care to Sailors, Marines, and their families across diverse settings including hospitals, ships, and field units. Key responsibilities include performing emergency treatments, assisting in surgeries, administering medications, conducting physical exams, and maintaining patient records. The position offers a unique blend of clinical expertise and operational experience, allowing professionals to work in environments ranging from operating rooms to expeditionary units. The role is appealing for its emphasis on continuous professional development through advanced training schools and certifications, strong team integration with military units, and access to comprehensive education benefits and career advancement pathways.

This role involves serving as a Medical Assistant or Hospital Corpsman within the Navy, providing clinical and dental care to Sailors, Marines, and their families across diverse environments including ships, hospitals, and field units. Key responsibilities include performing emergency medical treatments, assisting in surgeries, administering medications and immunizations, conducting physical exams, and maintaining patient records. The position offers a unique blend of hands-on patient care and operational experience, featuring opportunities for deployment with expeditionary units and continuous professional development through advanced training in specialties like surgical technology and radiology. The role appeals to those seeking a mission-driven career with strong teamwork, rapid response capabilities, and extensive educational benefits such as tuition assistance and certification funding.

This full-time Medical Assistant role, known as Hospital Corpsman, involves providing comprehensive medical and dental care to Sailors, Marines, and their families across diverse settings including hospitals, ships, and field units. Key responsibilities include performing emergency treatments, assisting in surgeries, administering medications, conducting physical exams, and maintaining patient records. The position offers a unique appeal through extensive hands-on clinical experience, opportunities for deployment with expeditionary units, and a structured pathway for professional advancement with specialized training in areas like surgical technology and trauma care. The work arrangement features a dynamic mix of clinic, ward, and field environments with a strong emphasis on teamwork and readiness.

This role is a specialized Dental Hygienist position within the U.S. Navy's Hospital Corpsman program, offering a unique opportunity to serve Sailors, Marines, and their families. The position involves delivering comprehensive clinical care, including periodontal therapy, dental radiography, and preventive treatments, while maintaining strict infection control standards. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment with a team-based practice free from private sector production pressures. It offers the chance to work in modern facilities globally, including aboard aircraft carriers and hospital ships, with opportunities for humanitarian deployments. The position supports significant professional growth through specialized training, advanced degree funding, and fast-track advancement pathways for qualified candidates.

The Medical Support role involves serving as a Hospital Corpsman to deliver medical and dental care to Sailors, Marines, and their families across diverse settings including hospitals, ships, and field units. Key responsibilities include performing emergency treatment, assisting in surgeries, administering medications, conducting physical exams, and maintaining patient records. The position offers a unique blend of clinical practice and operational experience, providing opportunities for deployment with expeditionary units and continuous professional development through advanced training and certifications. This career path appeals to those seeking hands-on patient care, strong teamwork, and the chance to work in dynamic environments ranging from operating rooms to remote field sites.

The Sr. Government Accounting and Pricing Analyst role resides within the Finance team of the Aerospace, Defense, and Marine Business Unit at TE Connectivity. This position focuses on ensuring regulatory compliance and audit readiness for U.S. Government programs by managing forward pricing, incurred cost submissions, and indirect rate structures. Key responsibilities include developing cost models, supporting proposal pricing strategies, maintaining CAS Disclosure Statements, and facilitating interactions with agencies such as the DCAA and DCMA. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that values integrity and innovation while working with diverse global teams. The position is offered in a remote work arrangement with minimal travel requirements.

This full-time Fisheries Biologist role supports the NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center Integrated Ecosystem Research Program through A.I.S., Inc. The position combines laboratory and field duties, including processing crab, fish, and zooplankton specimens, performing lipid and genetic analyses, and maintaining accurate data records. Key responsibilities also involve participating in annual oceanographic research surveys aboard NOAA vessels in Alaska locations. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to critical marine ecosystem research in a collaborative scientific environment. While based in Newport, Oregon, the position requires seasonal travel to Alaska for field deployments and sample processing trips. This position is ideal for candidates seeking hands-on experience in marine biology and oceanography with a focus on data integrity and field operations.

This PRN Nurse Practitioner role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program in Kentucky. The position focuses on providing health readiness services to various military branches, primarily on weekends. Key responsibilities include conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records and questionnaires, interviewing service members to identify health concerns, and documenting results for readiness classification. The role appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, as-needed work with a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. It offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission of maintaining a deployable military force through mobile and fixed-clinic models. The position requires an active state license and CPR certification, with travel to various military installations and adaptability to fast-paced environments.

This PRN Administrative Assistant role supports dental operations for military missions across various reserve branches on an as-needed basis. The position involves managing participant check-ins, processing paperwork, entering soldier data, and handling event setup and teardown. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to health readiness for service members within a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. The position offers the opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment with a dedicated team focused on delivering care through mobile and fixed-clinic models. Weekend availability is required, and the role typically involves travel to mission sites.

The Office Associate II role within the Department of Health and Human Services supports the Division of Support Enforcement & Recovery in Biddeford. This full-time position involves processing legal and administrative documents, managing correspondence, and providing customer service to families regarding child support matters. Key duties include scheduling genetic testing, maintaining case files, and communicating with parents and legal entities. The position offers partial telework flexibility and occasional travel. The role is appealing for its mission-driven focus on family economic stability and access to a comprehensive benefits package, including paid parental leave, health insurance coverage, and retirement contributions.

This full-time over-the-road position involves operating a flatbed truck for Koch Trucking's specialized division. The role requires a valid CDL-A license and one year of experience, with comprehensive training provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, managing securement and tarping, and navigating cross-border routes to Canada. The position is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, and a supportive environment recognized for excellence. Benefits include paid weekly earnings, a comprehensive health and retirement package, and a pet-friendly policy. The job offers significant home time flexibility, typically ranging from 14 to 21 days, and includes paid orientation at a luxury hotel.

The Equipment Finance Documentation Specialist II role supports the Equipment Finance team in Alpharetta, Georgia, by managing the end-to-end closing process for equipment lease and loan transactions. Key responsibilities include evaluating documentation requests, coordinating UCC filings and lien perfection for diverse collateral types, and negotiating terms with customers, outside counsel, and third parties. The specialist also ensures regulatory compliance through KYC processes, boards transactions into accounting software, and handles post-closing maintenance and payment processing. This position appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment where they can leverage their finance expertise to drive transaction efficiency while maintaining strong client relationships and adhering to strict banking regulations.

The Parts Counter/Driver role at NAPA Auto Parts West Ridge supports a large dealership group by managing both retail counter operations and local deliveries. Key responsibilities include assisting customers and technicians with parts selection and pricing, sourcing items via phone or internet, and safely delivering parts to various locations. The position requires lifting up to 50 pounds and maintaining an organized workspace. This opportunity is appealing due to the company's rapid growth, offering full-time or part-time schedules with paid training and a clear path to management. Employees benefit from a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off within a dynamic, fast-paced environment.

The University of Hawai'i at Hilo seeks an Assistant Professor of Geology for a tenure-track role within the College of Natural and Health Sciences. The position focuses on integrating place-based teaching and research in surface processes, hydrogeology, or environmental geology. Key responsibilities include instructing introductory and upper-level geology courses, mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in research, and developing a scholarly program that leverages the island's unique geological environment. The role appeals to candidates interested in a collaborative liberal arts setting with small class sizes, access to specialized laboratories, and opportunities to engage with local community and government partners. The position is based on the Island of Hawai'i and offers a supportive culture that values Indigenous knowledge systems and environmental stewardship.

This Medical Assistant role supports health readiness services for various U.S. military reserve components within Colorado. The position primarily operates on weekends with occasional weekday availability on an as-needed basis. Key responsibilities include performing phlebotomy, administering immunizations, conducting EKGs, and taking manual vitals and vision screenings. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve military personnel while working in a fast-paced environment with a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven team utilizing mobile and fixed-clinic models to deliver care to service members.

This locum tenens role places a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist at an orthopedic outpatient facility in Virginia for a six-month assignment. The position involves managing anesthesia for surgical cases during 10-hour day shifts under a medical director supervision model. Key responsibilities include conducting pre-anesthesia assessments, obtaining patient consent, and overseeing induction, maintenance, and emergence from anesthesia. The role is appealing for its focus on independent case management within a supportive team structure and its location near diverse outdoor recreation and cultural attractions. The position is on-site and does not require call duties.

This role involves hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for the flatbed division of Koch Trucking, a family-owned transportation company. The position focuses on hauling oversized flatbed loads across long-haul routes, with new drivers receiving comprehensive training to ensure confidence before starting. Key responsibilities include securing loads, managing tarping and dimensional cargo, and maintaining safety standards while operating relatively new Volvo and Freightliner trucks. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, modern equipment with premium amenities, and a supportive environment recognized for workplace excellence. Drivers benefit from paid weekly earnings, a robust benefits package including health insurance and 401K, and flexible home time schedules ranging from 14 to 21 days. The role offers remote flexibility in terms of location but requires extensive travel across the country and potentially into Canada.

This full-time over-the-road position involves driving flatbed trucks for Koch Trucking's flatbed division, requiring a valid CDL-A license and at least one year of experience. The role focuses on hauling oversized loads, utilizing a modern fleet of Volvo and Freightliner trucks equipped with driver-friendly amenities. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarp operations, and navigating cross-border routes to Canada. The position is appealing due to the company's family-owned culture, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401k match, and a supportive environment that offers paid orientation and free driver lounge access. Drivers can expect consistent miles with home time ranging from 14 to 21 days, along with opportunities for professional growth and a collaborative work atmosphere.

This full-time over-the-road position involves driving flatbed trucks for Koch Trucking's specialized division. The role requires a valid Class A CDL and at least one year of experience, though additional training is provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, managing securement and tarping tasks, and navigating routes that may extend to Canada. The position is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance, a 401k match, and paid time off. The job offers significant earning potential through various pay incentives and provides home time of 14 to 21 days.

This role involves hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for the flatbed division of Koch Trucking, a family-owned transportation company. The position focuses on hauling oversized flatbed loads across long-haul routes, with new drivers receiving comprehensive training to ensure confidence and safety. Key responsibilities include operating modern Volvo and Freightliner trucks, managing securement and tarping tasks, and navigating cross-border routes to Canada. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, which includes a fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old and amenities like leather interiors and double bunks. Drivers benefit from paid weekly earnings, a robust benefits package including health insurance and 401K matching, and a supportive environment recognized for excellence. The role offers significant home time flexibility and a collaborative atmosphere within a leader in the transportation industry.

The Project Manager - Rail role at The Middlesex Corporation involves overseeing total construction efforts for rail and transit facilities to ensure projects are completed safely, within budget, and on schedule. Key responsibilities include coordinating with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers; managing all aspects of cost control and budget revisions; and collaborating with the Project Engineer and Superintendent to develop and maintain project schedules. The position emphasizes a strong commitment to safety as a core value and requires active participation in project startup, closeout, and weekly coordination meetings. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to work with a nationally recognized, family-owned leader in heavy civil construction that values a collaborative team approach and a focus on building America's infrastructure.