Jobs at Master Heo’s Taekwondo

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 full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students ranging from elementary to high school age in the Salem, Oregon area for the 2026-2027 academic year. Key responsibilities include assessing communication skills, developing individualized education plans, and collaborating with teachers and parents to support student progress. The position offers a supportive team environment with comprehensive benefits, professional development opportunities, and the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners. The role is strictly on-site and requires a master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students ranging from elementary to high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on assessing communication disorders, developing individualized education programs, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, delivering intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive mentorship for new graduates, and access to year-round pay options and retirement matching. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and state licensure.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement options, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners' development. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement options, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

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 full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students from elementary through high school in the Salem, Oregon area for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on assessing communication disorders, developing individualized education plans, and delivering targeted interventions within a supportive school environment. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, collaborating with teachers to establish IEP goals, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners, comprehensive mentorship programs, and access to year-round pay options and retirement matching. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and state licensure.

This full-time Early Childhood Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students aged 3 to 5 in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals within a supportive school environment. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing intervention across various settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners' development while working with a team-oriented organization that offers comprehensive benefits, professional mentorship, and immediate 401(k) matching. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

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 full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on assessing communication disorders, developing individualized education plans, and delivering targeted interventions within a supportive school environment. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals, managing specialized therapy materials, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners, comprehensive mentorship programs, and access to year-round pay options and retirement matching. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and state licensure.

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.

This full-time Early Childhood Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students aged three to five in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals for young learners. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to PediaStaff's supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and opportunities for professional growth. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and opportunities for professional growth. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time Early Childhood Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students aged three to five in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves developing individualized education programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals for young learners with developmental differences. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing for its supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including retirement matching and year-round pay options, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on early childhood development. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time school-based Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in the Salem, Oregon area for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the comprehensive mentorship program, year-round pay options, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive team environment with opportunities for professional development and mentorship. The position offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) with immediate matching, and a year-round pay option for consistent income. This is an in-person role requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This non-tenure track visiting instructor role within the Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics at Montana State University supports the academic year 2026-27 with a 0.6 FTE teaching load. The position involves instructing undergraduate and graduate courses in intermediate and principles-level microeconomics and macroeconomics, alongside student advising and collaboration with peer leaders. Candidates will join a rigorous land-grant environment that integrates research with hands-on learning for a diverse student body. The role appeals to those seeking to contribute to a highly respected program with a focus on applied economics and agricultural business. The position is based on-campus and offers eligibility for benefits within a collaborative faculty community.

This full-time Licensed Therapist role is based at The Recovery Village in Salem, Oregon, within a multidisciplinary clinical team dedicated to addiction and mental health recovery. The position involves conducting individual, family, and group therapy sessions, performing comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, and developing master treatment plans for adult patients. Key responsibilities include managing patient caseloads, maintaining detailed clinical documentation to ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborating with medical staff on discharge planning and crisis intervention. The role offers a supportive work environment with a strong emphasis on team culture, professional growth through continuing education, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patient lives. The facility provides a safe, therapeutic setting with flexible scheduling options and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement matching.

The Director of EVS & Horticulture provides strategic leadership for interior and exterior environmental aesthetics at a luxury resort and casino. This role oversees landscaping, plant cultivation, floral design, and sustainable horticulture operations while ensuring design integrity and regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include driving financial performance through budget management, fostering a culture of safety and workforce development, and collaborating with marketing stakeholders to deliver immersive guest experiences aligned with brand values. The position is appealing for its focus on environmental stewardship, the opportunity to lead a diverse team in a high-end hospitality setting, and the chance to shape the resort's visual identity. The role is based on-site with occasional travel for industry events and requires flexibility for evening or weekend shifts.

The Project Manager - Compensation role at Houston Methodist involves leading strategic initiatives within the health system's compensation department. Key responsibilities include designing and executing complex projects from planning to measurement, analyzing financial and quality outcomes using advanced Excel skills, and communicating progress and data insights to leadership. The position serves as a liaison between stakeholders to ensure project alignment with organizational goals. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to drive innovation in a leading academic medical center, offering a collaborative culture focused on continuous improvement and professional growth. The role is based in the Houston metropolitan area with potential for local travel.

The Student Educator Clinical Pastoral Education role at Houston Methodist supports a multi-year training program to achieve certification as a Clinical Pastoral Education Educator. The position combines chaplaincy duties with educational responsibilities, including facilitating CPE courses, developing curriculum, and providing individual and group supervision to students. Key duties involve delivering spiritual care to patients and families across various clinical settings, mentoring trainees, and collaborating with interdisciplinary healthcare teams. This opportunity appeals to those seeking professional growth within a mission-driven organization that values integrity and compassionate care. The role offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for leadership development and is based at the Clear Lake Hospital location with potential travel within the Houston metropolitan area.

This full-time Acquisition Analyst role supports an Army Product Management Office at Ft Belvoir, VA, requiring an active Secret clearance. The position involves executing acquisition management across product lines, preparing milestone documentation and contracting strategies, and maintaining program budgets and schedules. Key duties include coordinating with the Army Contracting Command, participating in source selection boards, and managing product transitions to sustainment agencies. The role offers up to 25% travel within the continental United States. The position is appealing due to CACI's culture of integrity and trust, providing autonomy through flexible time off and robust learning resources. Employees contribute to critical national missions while enjoying opportunities for continuous career growth and comprehensive benefits.