Jobs at PHOENIX STAMPING GROUP LLC

This full-time physician role involves joining the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Phoenix Children's Hospital as a Pediatric Physiatrist. The position focuses on delivering comprehensive care within the state's only dedicated acute pediatric inpatient rehabilitation program, managing inpatient units, outpatient clinics, and multidisciplinary surgical procedures. Key responsibilities include providing direct patient care, supervising medical trainees through the residency program, and contributing to clinical research and program development. The role is appealing due to its unique status as the sole provider of fellowship-trained pediatric PM&R services in the region, offering access to advanced technology like a gait lab and onsite school programs. It also provides opportunities for faculty status at major universities, leadership roles, and a collaborative environment dedicated to advancing hope and healing for children and families.

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 pediatric body radiologist role is based at Phoenix Children's Hospital in Arizona, supporting a diverse team of 31 radiologists with subspecialty expertise in cardiac, fetal, musculoskeletal, and nuclear medicine imaging. The position involves interpreting body imaging studies, participating in shared fluoroscopy call duties, and collaborating with a collegial group of specialists. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with approximately one day of onsite coverage per week and access to home PACS workstations. Opportunities for growth are highlighted by the department's expansion into new satellite campuses and its active research program supported by major academic affiliations. The position is ideal for candidates seeking a collaborative environment with teaching responsibilities and potential for involvement in clinical translational research.

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 Pediatric Pulmonologist role is based at Phoenix Children's Hospital, Arizona's top-ranked children's hospital and a regional healthcare hub. The position involves delivering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and managing urgent cases for young patients. Key responsibilities include supervising medical trainees through teaching rounds and lectures, supporting divisional research initiatives, and adhering to evidence-based medicine standards. The role appeals to clinicians seeking to work within a large, growing health system that prioritizes family-centered care and professional development. Located in Phoenix, the position offers a desirable lifestyle with abundant sunshine and access to outdoor attractions, operating on a standard Monday through Friday day shift schedule.

This full-time Pediatric Nephrologist role supports the Division of Nephrology at Phoenix Children's, the largest pediatric nephrology program in the Southwest. The position involves delivering comprehensive patient care across inpatient units, a dedicated dialysis center, and the state's only pediatric kidney transplant program, while participating in multi-disciplinary clinics. Key responsibilities include managing complex renal cases, engaging in clinical and translational research, and mentoring fellows in the newly launched fellowship program. The opportunity is appealing due to the hospital's top national rankings, academic appointments with major medical schools, and a collaborative culture focused on innovation. The role offers a dynamic work environment within a growing metro area known for its quality of life and sunny climate.

This contract role serves as a Systems Analyst 3 within the Applications and Software Development team at the Texas Health and Human Services Commission in Austin. The position focuses on building and configuring a data integration hub for the Performance Management and Analytics System. Key responsibilities include designing and automating ETL processes using Informatica, developing complex SQL scripts for Snowflake and Oracle, and leading agile development sprints to validate data requirements. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on high-impact healthcare data projects with a collaborative team environment. The position operates on a hybrid basis, requiring a mix of on-site presence at the Austin location and remote work, with a project duration extending through late 2027.

The Resident Care Associate role at The Retreat at Jasper supports assisted living and memory care neighborhoods by delivering high-quality personal care to residents and their families. Key responsibilities include executing daily activities of daily living, monitoring hydration and meal attendance, maintaining resident room cleanliness, and responding promptly to call bells. The position requires collaboration on personalized service plans and adherence to safety and regulatory standards. This opportunity appeals to those seeking a home-like environment where they can provide physical and emotional support to elders. The role offers flexible scheduling options including full-time, part-time, and PRN shifts across various hours, with a requirement for occasional weekend work.

This full-time Med Tech role at The Bungalows at Chesterfield Village supports the wellness team in delivering care to residents. The position involves monitoring resident health, assisting with medication administration, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. Key responsibilities include assessing ongoing needs through personalized service plans, supporting monthly wellness visits, and communicating changes to care levels with leadership. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on resident well-being within the assisted living sector. While the schedule includes weekday shifts with alternating weekends, the position provides opportunities for professional growth in dementia and elder care.

The Clinical Supervisor role at Phoenix House leads day-to-day operations within a residential addiction treatment program, focusing on holistic care for individuals and families. Key responsibilities include developing and reviewing individualized treatment plans, ensuring compliance with CARF and state accreditation standards through electronic medical records, and providing quality improvement training to direct reports. The position requires maintaining strong relationships with external agencies and families while managing on-call emergency situations. This opportunity appeals to licensed mental health professionals seeking to join a mission-driven organization that values innovation, evidence-based practices, and a supportive culture centered on progress and community healing.

The Chief of Staff role serves as a strategic partner to the CEO and senior leadership team at Phoenix House, bridging the gap between vision and execution. Key responsibilities include driving cross-functional strategic initiatives, optimizing the CEO's priorities, and facilitating organizational alignment through effective communication and project management. The position involves preparing executive briefings, supporting decision-making with data analysis, and leading high-priority special projects. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can directly influence organizational growth and operational excellence within the healthcare and behavioral health sectors. The role offers a chance to work closely with top leadership in a mission-driven organization focused on making a tangible impact.

This full-time Licensed Practical Nurse role at Lakeview Estates supports the Wellness Director in delivering care to residents within an assisted living setting. The position focuses on monitoring resident health, administering medications, and maintaining clinical documentation through personalized service plans. Key duties include conducting monthly wellness assessments, tracking vital signs, and communicating care changes to leadership and families. The role offers the opportunity to work within a supportive team dedicated to elder care and dementia support. While the schedule requires weekend and evening shifts, the position provides a chance to apply leadership skills in a community-focused environment.

This seasonal coaching role supports the Girls Junior Varsity basketball program for the 2026-2027 school year within the Phoenix Union High School District. The position focuses on educating students through interscholastic competition while promoting academic achievement and ethical character. Key responsibilities include supervising practices and games, ensuring participant safety, managing athletic equipment, and adhering to district policies regarding student conduct and travel. The role appeals to individuals passionate about youth development and community engagement, offering the opportunity to mentor student-athletes in a supportive school environment. The position is based at Cactus Canyon High School and requires adherence to all district safety and certification standards.

The Resident Care Associate role at The Lodge at Blue Ridge involves providing compassionate, hands-on care to residents in assisted living and memory care neighborhoods. Key responsibilities include assisting with activities of daily living, monitoring hydration and meal attendance, maintaining resident safety and cleanliness, and collaborating on personalized service plans. This full-time position offers a home-like environment where team members can make a meaningful impact on the well-being of elders and individuals with disabilities. The role requires availability for weekday shifts with every other weekend, fostering a supportive culture focused on dignity and quality of life.

The Terraces of Phoenix seeks a Licensed Practical Nurse to serve as a Case Manager within its Skilled Nursing Team. Reporting to the Health Services Administrator, the role focuses on managing resident admissions, conducting clinical assessments, and coordinating care transitions between hospitals, families, and internal departments. Key responsibilities include reviewing insurance authorizations, maintaining accurate electronic medical records, and leading interdisciplinary meetings to ensure regulatory compliance. This position offers a Monday through Friday schedule and the opportunity to contribute to a 5-Star nonprofit community dedicated to resident well-being. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive environment with comprehensive benefits, including paid time off, a 401(k) match, and tuition reimbursement.

The CORE Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, offers three distinct one-year orthopedic fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year, including Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine, and Spine Surgery. These roles involve intensive clinical training under experienced faculty, with responsibilities ranging from performing over 500 adult reconstruction surgeries and robotic procedures to managing complex interventional pain techniques and minimally invasive spinal operations. The programs appeal to candidates through high-volume case exposure, access to advanced research laboratories, and a collaborative environment dedicated to musculoskeletal excellence. Successful completion prepares fellows for board certification and career advancement in specialized orthopedic fields.

The CORE Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, offers three distinct one-year orthopedic fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year, including Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine, and Spine Surgery. These roles involve intensive clinical training under experienced faculty, with responsibilities ranging from performing over 500 adult reconstruction surgeries and robotic procedures to managing complex interventional pain techniques and minimally invasive spine operations. The positions are appealing due to the institute's commitment to pioneering research, access to advanced biomechanical and motion analysis laboratories, and exposure to high-volume cases including complex revisions and tumors. Candidates must have completed or be currently participating in an accredited orthopedic surgery residency in the United States or Canada.

The CORE Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, offers three distinct one-year orthopedic fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year, including Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine, and Spine Surgery. These roles involve intensive clinical training under experienced faculty, with responsibilities ranging from performing over 500 complex adult reconstruction surgeries and robotic procedures to managing interventional pain techniques and minimally invasive spine operations. The programs provide unique exposure to high-volume revision cases, tumor reconstruction, and advanced research opportunities within dedicated laboratories. The positions are appealing due to the institute's commitment to orthopedic excellence, access to cutting-edge technology, and a collaborative environment that supports board certification and professional growth. Candidates must have completed or be currently participating in an accredited orthopedic surgery residency in the United States or Canada.

The CORE Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, offers three distinct one-year orthopedic fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year, including Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine, and Spine Surgery. These roles involve intensive clinical training under experienced faculty, with responsibilities ranging from performing over 500 complex adult reconstruction surgeries and robotic procedures to managing non-operative spine care and interventional pain techniques. The Spine Fellowship further includes participation in minimally invasive surgeries and access to advanced research laboratories. The programs are appealing due to their high-volume case exposure, cutting-edge technology integration, and a strong commitment to pioneering research and academic excellence within a multidisciplinary team environment.

The CORE Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, offers three distinct one-year orthopedic fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year, including Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine, and Spine Surgery. These roles involve advanced clinical training under experienced faculty, with responsibilities ranging from performing over 500 complex adult reconstruction surgeries and robotic procedures to managing interventional pain techniques and conducting minimally invasive spine operations. The programs provide access to high-volume case loads, specialized research laboratories, and multidisciplinary teams. The positions are appealing due to the institute's commitment to pioneering research, academic excellence, and a collaborative environment that supports board certification eligibility and professional growth in musculoskeletal sciences.

The CORE Institute in Phoenix offers three distinct one-year orthopedic fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year, including Hip and Knee Reconstruction, Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine, and Spine Surgery. These roles involve intensive clinical training under experienced faculty, with responsibilities ranging from performing over 500 complex adult reconstruction surgeries and robotic procedures to managing non-operative spine care and interventional pain techniques. The Spine Fellowship further includes exposure to minimally invasive surgeries and active participation in research within dedicated biomechanical and motion analysis laboratories. These positions appeal to candidates seeking high-volume case exposure, access to cutting-edge technology, and a collaborative environment dedicated to pioneering research and educational excellence. Completion of an accredited orthopedic surgery residency is required for all applicants.