Jobs at Summer Breeze Senior Living

The Corporate Communications Intern role supports the Global Corporate Communications department at a major international academic publisher. Key responsibilities include managing social media channels, proofreading content, monitoring brand mentions, and assisting with the creation of press releases and blog posts. The position offers a flexible work arrangement with options for remote work or on-site presence in Washington, DC, or Thousand Oaks, CA. This opportunity is appealing for its focus on diversity and inclusion initiatives, the chance to gain hands-on experience in publishing and communications, and the ability to contribute to a global mission of disseminating knowledge.

This full-time onsite contract role supports the Human Resources department in Shoreline, WA from June to August 2026. The position involves providing administrative and operational assistance, including managing onboarding processes, maintaining personnel files, and coordinating employee wellness examinations. Key responsibilities also cover benefits administration support, accurate data entry, and serving as a backup for reception duties. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to contribute to a collaborative team environment while handling sensitive information with discretion. The schedule requires onsite presence Monday through Friday, with flexibility for a four-day workweek option.

The Recreation Leader role involves implementing and supervising community recreational programs under the direction of the Recreation Coordinator. Key responsibilities include managing before-and-after school care and summer camps, supervising youth participants, coordinating facility use, and ensuring strict adherence to safety regulations and city policies. The position also entails assisting with program planning, processing registrations, and maintaining equipment inventories. This opportunity appeals to those seeking a dynamic environment where they can foster community engagement and support youth development. The role offers a chance to work with diverse age groups and collaborate with various city departments and community organizations. While the position requires physical activity and occasional outdoor work, it provides a meaningful way to contribute to local leisure needs.

This seasonal contract role involves serving as a direct-to-home sales representative for Hawx Services in Nashville, Tennessee, during the summer months. The position requires engaging homeowners face-to-face to present pest-control services, managing field schedules, and closing deals while representing the company with professionalism. The role is designed for motivated individuals, including college students and recent graduates, offering a fully furnished housing package and relocation support. Key appeals include comprehensive sales training, a competitive team culture focused on growth, and the opportunity to build significant income through performance-based commissions. The position is remote in nature regarding location flexibility but requires on-site field work and reliable transportation.

This full-time New Graduate RN role is part of a year-long residency program at CHI Saint Joseph Health designed to support newly licensed nurses in transitioning safely into professional practice. The position involves 18 to 28 weeks of hands-on clinical orientation with experienced preceptors, participation in professional development workshops, and completion of an evidence-based project. Key responsibilities include delivering holistic patient care, collaborating with interprofessional teams, and developing leadership and critical thinking skills. The program offers a supportive environment with ongoing mentorship beyond the first year, fostering continuous learning and career growth. This opportunity is ideal for recent nursing graduates seeking to build competence and confidence in a mission-driven healthcare setting.

The Deck Supervisor role at The Boys' Club of New York in East Harlem oversees the Learn to Swim Program and aquatic activities for youth aged 7 to 21. Key responsibilities include managing instructional swimming sessions, supervising lifeguards and volunteers, ensuring pool safety compliance, and evaluating member progress to foster physical and social development. This part-time position appeals to candidates passionate about youth development and community service, offering the opportunity to lead a collaborative team within a historic organization dedicated to equitable access for boys and young men. The role requires maintaining certifications and reporting on program outcomes while contributing to a supportive environment that encourages lifelong friendships and healthy lifestyles.

This paid, part-time internship supports the Global Corporate Communications department at a major international academic publisher. The role involves managing social media channels, crafting and proofreading content for platforms like Bluesky, and assisting with press releases and blog posts. Interns also conduct industry research, track engagement metrics, and contribute to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. The position offers flexibility with remote or hybrid options from offices in Washington, DC, or Thousand Oaks, CA. It provides a valuable introduction to communications and publishing within an inclusive culture dedicated to the global dissemination of knowledge.

This paid, part-time internship supports the Global Corporate Communications department at a major international academic publisher. The role involves managing social media channels, crafting and proofreading content for platforms like Bluesky, and assisting with public relations materials such as press releases and blog posts. Interns also conduct industry research, track engagement metrics, and contribute to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. The position offers flexibility with remote or hybrid options from offices in Washington, DC, or Thousand Oaks, CA. It provides a valuable introduction to a career in communications within an inclusive culture dedicated to the global dissemination of knowledge.

This paid, part-time internship supports the Global Corporate Communications department at a major international academic publisher. The role involves managing social media channels, crafting and proofreading content for platforms like Bluesky, and assisting with press releases and blog posts. Interns also conduct industry research, track engagement metrics, and contribute to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. The position offers flexibility with remote or hybrid options from offices in Washington, DC, or Thousand Oaks, CA. It provides a valuable introduction to communications and publishing within an inclusive culture dedicated to the global dissemination of knowledge.

This seasonal leadership role at Camp Buffalo Bill involves overseeing rifle, pistol, and archery programs for the summer season. The position requires managing range operations, ensuring safety compliance, and directing shooting sports activities in alignment with Scouting America standards. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, conducting training sessions, and maintaining facility equipment. The role appeals to candidates with a passion for outdoor education and youth development, offering a collaborative environment that values military veterans and provides NRA certification training. The position is based on-site at the camp during the summer months.

This seasonal role serves as the first point of contact at the BOTTAIA Pool Bar & Café, a resort-style venue in Temecula Wine Country. The position involves greeting guests warmly, managing seating and wait times using reservation systems, and selling cabines, day passes, and merchandise. Key responsibilities include maintaining a clean and organized poolside environment, answering phone inquiries, and ensuring guest safety while upholding service standards. The role is appealing for those who thrive in a fast-paced, sun-soaked atmosphere and enjoy creating a lively, welcoming experience. It offers a fun, outdoor work arrangement from May through October, requiring availability on weekends and holidays.

The Operations Assistant role at The Boys' Club of New York supports youth development programs at the Flushing clubhouse. This part-time position involves monitoring member safety, supervising indoor and outdoor activities, and managing facility logistics such as supply distribution and ratio counts. The role also includes engaging with visitors through tours and utilizing behavior management strategies to maintain a positive environment. The position appeals to candidates interested in youth mentorship and community service within a historic organization focused on emotional and physical growth. The role is based on-site in Flushing, New York, and offers opportunities for professional development training.

The Boys' Club of New York seeks a part-time Literacy Instructor to support youth development at its Flushing clubhouse. This role involves teaching literacy-based lessons in small groups, adapting curriculum to match participant interests, and tracking student progress. The position requires a Bachelor's degree and at least three years of experience in reading instruction or classroom teaching. The role appeals to candidates passionate about fostering a love of learning in a safe, youth-centered environment. The position offers a flexible schedule of four hours per week and the opportunity to contribute to an organization with a long history of serving boys and young men in New York City.

The Clubhouse/Equipment Management Intern role supports the Rockford Rivets baseball team during the 2026 season at Rivets Stadium. This summer position involves maintaining and organizing the clubhouse, managing team equipment inventory, and handling uniform care including washing and drying. Interns also assist with ballpark operations, oversee post-game umpire meals, and provide direct support to coaching staff. The role offers a unique opportunity to work closely with players and the coaching team in a fast-paced sports environment. Candidates must be available for all home games and events from mid-May through late August, including nights and weekends. The internship is ideal for individuals seeking hands-on experience in sports operations within a collaborative and high-energy atmosphere.

The Junior Program Coordinator role is a part-time position based at The Boys' Club of New York in the Bronx, supporting the organization's mission to foster youth development through after-school and recreational programs. Key responsibilities include overseeing the implementation of educational and social curricula, coordinating daily activities in clubhouses and external spaces, and assisting in the supervision of frontline staff and volunteers. The position also involves managing behavior strategies and supporting special events and parent engagement. This role appeals to candidates passionate about youth development by offering the opportunity to work within a historic, community-focused organization that provides safe, inclusive spaces for boys and young men. The position requires strong communication skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a collaborative environment.

The Education Coordinator role at The Boys' Club of New York supports youth development in the Bronx by managing academic programs such as Homework Help and College Access. Key responsibilities include supervising study halls, tutoring students, tracking academic progress, and developing lesson materials for youth aged 6 to 18. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to a historic organization dedicated to providing equitable access to free, high-quality programs that foster friendship and growth. The role is part-time and based on-site at the Morris Avenue location, providing a supportive environment for individuals passionate about education and community engagement.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for Arts and Crafts at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position involves designing and leading creative activities for youth aged 7 to 14 using diverse materials while ensuring all programming is developmentally appropriate. Key responsibilities include maintaining strict safety supervision during high-risk activities like swimming and archery, managing camp inventory, and acting as a positive role model during meals and outdoor excursions. The role offers an immersive camp experience where members contribute to youth development through experiential education. Participants live on-site during the summer term, fostering a strong sense of community while gaining valuable service experience that leads to an education award upon completion.

The Program Specialist (Inclusion Support) role at the Community Youth Center of San Francisco provides targeted social and emotional assistance to school-age children within after-school and summer programs. Key responsibilities include delivering one-on-one behavioral coaching, developing individualized care plans, and collaborating with teachers and families to support student success. The position also involves facilitating conflict resolution through restorative practices and maintaining a safe learning environment. This opportunity appeals to candidates passionate about youth development, offering a chance to make a direct impact on high-need young people in a collaborative, mission-driven setting. The role operates on a temporary schedule with part-time hours during the school year and full-time hours in the summer, primarily based at the San Francisco site.

This seasonal six-month role supports the Concert Donor Club program at Red Butte Garden, a department of the University of Utah. The position focuses on delivering exceptional guest service within the premium donor area during the summer outdoor concert series. Key responsibilities include greeting and directing guests, scanning tickets, managing wristbands, and assisting with the setup and teardown of the donor zone. The role also involves collaborating with volunteers to ensure smooth operations and addressing hospitality needs. The position offers an appealing work environment with access to a UTA pass, discounts on campus events and classes, and free concert tickets. While the work is performed outdoors with exposure to varying weather conditions, the role provides a unique opportunity to engage with the community in a vibrant garden setting.

The Junior Director role at The Boys' Club of New York in Harlem leads youth development programs for boys aged 10 to 12. Key responsibilities include managing program implementation, overseeing an annual budget, and supervising frontline staff and volunteers to foster leadership and character development. The position requires planning creative activities, ensuring member safety, and building strong relationships with families and the community. This full-time opportunity appeals to candidates passionate about serving economically disadvantaged youth, offering a supportive mission-driven culture with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement plans. The role operates on a flexible schedule that varies between the school year and summer months.

The Outdoor Education Program Specialist role at New Country Day Camp involves designing and leading high-quality outdoor activities for kindergarten through eighth-grade campers in a neurodiverse, multicultural environment. Key responsibilities include developing age-appropriate lesson plans rooted in Jewish tradition, managing hiking and craft programs, supervising counselors-in-training, and facilitating weekly Shabbat celebrations. The position also requires logistical coordination, including bus supervision, inventory management, and creating content for families. This opportunity appeals to those passionate about informal outdoor education and community building, offering a chance to work within a supportive open-tent culture that values inclusivity and connection to nature. The role is based at the campgrounds on Staten Island with daily transportation provided from Manhattan and Brooklyn locations.

This part-time Program Aid/Specialist role serves as a floater within the Upcountry region, supporting youth development programs across multiple club sites. The position involves planning, implementing, and supervising after-school activities while promoting safety and core organizational values. Key responsibilities include mentoring youth, designing program displays, maintaining attendance records, and assisting with national projects. The role appeals to candidates passionate about community engagement and youth growth, offering a flexible schedule with evening and weekend opportunities. Bilingual skills in English and Spanish are highly valued, and the position requires a high school diploma or equivalent along with prior program delivery experience. The environment is dynamic, combining indoor and outdoor settings to foster positive relationships with diverse groups.