Jobs at Stine Seed Company

This fellowship-trained role involves leading and expanding a specialized functional and epilepsy neurosurgery practice within the Providence Swedish Neuroscience Institute in Seattle. The position requires performing complex cranial procedures such as SEEG, DBS, and open epilepsy surgery while maintaining a balance with general neurosurgery duties. Key responsibilities include participating in multidisciplinary conferences, collaborating with advanced practice clinicians, and utilizing state-of-the-art robotic and navigation technologies. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to shape a nationally recognized program within a collaborative, physician-led culture that supports academic appointments and research. The work arrangement is primarily based at the Issaquah campus with full integration into the broader institute for complex cases, featuring a sustainable call model supported by dedicated teams.

This onsite Associate Product Specialist role supports the Anterior/Lateral Lumbar Global Marketing team within Medtronic's Cranial & Spinal Technologies division. The position focuses on advancing spine surgery solutions by collaborating with surgeons, sales teams, and cross-functional groups in R&D and clinical affairs. Key responsibilities include supporting new product launches, developing educational materials, coordinating cadaveric lab training events, and gathering customer insights to drive market strategy. The role offers the appeal of working on life-changing medical innovations with a mission to alleviate pain and restore health. It requires a minimum of four days onsite per week and includes up to 30% travel for conferences and field support.

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, 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 utilizing robotics to managing complex interventional pain procedures and conducting minimally invasive spine operations. The programs are appealing due to their high-volume case exposure, access to advanced research laboratories, and a collaborative environment dedicated to musculoskeletal excellence. 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 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.

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, particularly in complex revision and tumor cases, as well as the opportunity to engage in pioneering research and multidisciplinary collaboration. Candidates must have completed or be currently participating in an 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 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 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 advanced 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 clinical laboratories. These positions are appealing due to the institute's commitment to orthopedic excellence, high-volume case exposure, and access to cutting-edge technology and research infrastructure. 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 dedicated research laboratories. These positions are appealing due to the institute's high-volume case exposure, particularly in complex revision and tumor cases, as well as the strong emphasis on pioneering research, academic collaboration, and a multidisciplinary approach to musculoskeletal excellence.

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 advanced spinal operations. The programs appeal to candidates through high-volume case exposure, access to cutting-edge technology like robotics and motion analysis labs, and robust research opportunities supported by a dedicated team. The fellowships provide a collaborative environment focused on clinical excellence, board certification preparation, and the development of specialized skills in musculoskeletal care.

The Design Center Leader role oversees the Stone Design Consultants team within the Marketing department to deliver exceptional customer experiences and drive sales enablement. Key responsibilities include managing the end-to-end customer journey from showroom entry to sales handoff, coaching staff across multiple locations, and analyzing performance metrics such as selection volume and win rates to maximize ROI. The position requires active leadership while serving as a working consultant during the growth phase, alongside coordinating cross-functional efforts with Sales and Marketing teams. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on customer satisfaction and business growth, offering a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, and a 401(k) plan. The role is full-time and on-site, requiring travel to various design center locations.

This full-time Registered Nurse role is based at The Orthopaedic & Spine Hospital within the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. The position focuses on delivering high-quality inpatient care to patients with orthopedic and spine conditions. Key responsibilities include coordinating patient care, triaging needs, developing individualized health plans, administering medications, and providing education to patients and families. The role appeals to nurses seeking a collaborative environment that champions diversity and evidence-based practice. The hospital offers a supportive culture with opportunities for career growth, education discounts, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching. The position is on-site and requires a valid nursing license along with at least one year of inpatient experience.

This full-time physician role within the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation department focuses on diagnosing and treating spine and arthritic conditions at Orlin & Cohen Orthopedic Group locations in Rockville Centre, Lynbrook, and Garden City, New York. The position involves providing comprehensive patient care, collaborating with a network of over 60 fellowship-trained specialists, and utilizing in-house diagnostic and therapy resources. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's national reputation for excellence, its commitment to diversity and health equity, and its affiliation with Northwell Health, the largest healthcare provider in New York State. The role offers a collaborative environment with access to cutting-edge research and medical education resources.

This full-time locum CRNA position is based at a large, high-acuity hospital near North Nashville, Tennessee, supporting a diverse surgical portfolio including neuro, spine, orthopedics, and women's services. The role operates on a 4-day, 7-to-5 schedule with no call or weekend duties, utilizing a medical direction model across over 80 operating rooms. Key responsibilities involve administering anesthesia for various surgical cases and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team using Meditech and Medaxion EMRs. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a stable schedule with comprehensive benefits, including housing, vehicle rental, and top-tier malpractice coverage. While the position requires an active Tennessee license, the facility supports candidates in obtaining licensure within 30 days, offering a flexible and supportive environment for experienced anesthesia providers.

The Lead Care Manager role at Sunrise Senior Living serves as a shift supervisor for a team of Care Managers within the North Hills community. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily operations, ensuring accurate documentation of resident care plans, coaching staff on activities of daily living and meal service, and maintaining a safe environment for seniors. This position appeals to candidates seeking a career in a certified Great Place to Work environment that values meaningful relationships and personal growth. The role offers a supportive culture focused on empowering residents, with opportunities for professional development and flexible scheduling to accommodate shift needs.

This full-time server role is part of a hospitality team dedicated to creating exceptional dining experiences and fostering a culture of leadership and excellence. Key responsibilities include greeting guests, taking food and beverage orders, managing POS transactions, and ensuring high-quality service through proactive attention to guest needs and menu knowledge. The position appeals to individuals seeking a collaborative environment with opportunities for career growth across a family of brands. The role offers flexible scheduling, employee meal discounts, and access to wellness resources and insurance benefits, requiring availability during extended hours in a fast-paced setting.

The Care Manager role at Sunrise Senior Living involves providing comprehensive, hands-on care to residents in an assisted living and reminiscence neighborhood. Key responsibilities include developing and updating individualized service plans, monitoring resident health and safety, assisting with daily living activities, and maintaining a clean, supportive environment. The position requires strong communication skills to collaborate with families and team members while adhering to strict safety and regulatory standards. This opportunity is appealing due to the organization's recognition as a Great Place to Work, offering a culture focused on dignity, empathy, and meaningful connections. The role supports professional growth through training and benefits, allowing team members to positively impact the lives of seniors in a collaborative setting.

The Care Manager role at Sunrise Senior Living involves providing compassionate, hands-on care to residents in an assisted living community. Key responsibilities include developing and updating individualized service plans, monitoring resident health and safety, assisting with daily living activities, and maintaining a clean, secure environment. The position also entails engaging residents in enrichment activities and communicating effectively with families and the care team. This role is appealing due to the organization's recognition as a Great Place to Work, offering a supportive culture focused on dignity and quality of life. The position provides an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on seniors' well-being while working within a collaborative team environment.