Jobs at The Camp Transformation Center

This full-time pediatric neurology role is based in Billings, Montana, established through a partnership between the University of Utah and Intermountain Health to build a new academic program. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement within a multi-disciplinary clinic, allowing the physician to serve as a local anchor for a multi-state service line. Key responsibilities include providing direct patient care, collaborating with a diverse team of subspecialists, and contributing to the academic mission of the department. The role features a flexible block schedule or four-day work week and utilizes EPIC EMR with dedicated support staff. The opportunity is appealing for its strong work-life balance, access to a highly respected team of educators, and the unique lifestyle of Billings, which combines big-city amenities with outdoor recreation and a lower cost of living.

The NPS Field Laboratory Operations Lead role manages the daily operations, safety, and sustainment of the Naval Postgraduate School Field Laboratory facilities, including McMillan Airfield. Key responsibilities include coordinating facility and airspace use for research and testing, supervising personnel, maintaining equipment and vehicles, and ensuring compliance with Department of Defense and Navy security protocols. This position supports critical joint experimentation and unmanned systems projects within a collaborative environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense readiness while working with military, academic, and interagency partners. It offers a full-time opportunity with minimal travel and the chance to lead operations in a mission-critical setting that values safety, innovation, and professional growth.

This full-time school bus driver role with Summit School Services focuses on safely transporting students to and from school and extracurricular activities. The position requires no prior commercial driving experience as paid CDL training is provided to qualified candidates. Key responsibilities include operating the bus on local routes, performing pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections, and maintaining a secure environment for passengers. The role is appealing due to its flexible split-shift schedule that avoids nights and weekends, offering a strong work-life balance with guaranteed daily hours. Employees benefit from a supportive, family-oriented culture that prioritizes safety, along with access to medical, dental, vision, and retirement benefits.

This per diem OB/GYN Hospitalist role is based at OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital in Ohio, offering flexible scheduling for board-certified physicians. The position involves providing 24-hour in-house coverage for obstetric and gynecologic emergencies, managing OB triage and admissions, performing trauma evaluations for pregnant patients, and collaborating with community OBs and multidisciplinary teams. The opportunity appeals to clinicians seeking work-life balance through flexible shifts and a supportive, cohesive group environment. The employer covers travel expenses and malpractice insurance for eligible candidates, while the location offers access to diverse cultural, outdoor, and recreational activities in the Midwest.

This opportunity involves a board-certified or board-eligible pediatric pulmonologist joining a group of three physicians at Prisma Health, the largest not-for-profit healthcare provider in South Carolina. The role includes managing patients within accredited Cystic Fibrosis and Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia programs, utilizing a full pulmonary function lab and bronchoscopy service, and serving as a consultant for the children's hospitalist service. Key responsibilities encompass clinical care delivery, participating in clinical trials through the Therapeutics Development Network, and teaching medical students and residents at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. The position is appealing due to its strong academic environment, which has been recognized as the top teaching department for nearly three decades, and offers significant professional growth through quality improvement and research initiatives. The arrangement includes a manageable 1:4 call ratio, paid relocation assistance, and malpractice coverage with tail protection.

This full-time physician role establishes the first inpatient rehabilitation unit in South Carolina within the Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Program at Prisma Health. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care for pediatric patients, teaching medical students and residents, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team of hospitalists and subspecialists. The role offers a faculty appointment at the USC School of Medicine with opportunities for research and quality improvement initiatives. The position is appealing due to the chance to lead a new unit, a supportive academic environment recognized for excellence in teaching, and a collaborative culture within a large health system. The job is based in Columbia, SC, with relocation support provided.

This full-time pediatric neurology role is based in Columbia, South Carolina, within the Prisma Health Medical Group and the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. The position involves providing clinical care in an outpatient center and a freestanding Children's Hospital while serving as a faculty member responsible for teaching medical students and residents. Key responsibilities include managing diverse neurological disorders, participating in clinical trials, and leading specialized programs such as the Center of Excellence for Tourette's and the ketogenic diet program. The opportunity is appealing due to the department's long-standing reputation as a top teaching program, the supportive multidisciplinary team environment, and the potential for professional growth within an actively expanding division. The role offers a collaborative culture with access to robust research infrastructure and is located in a family-friendly capital city known for its cultural amenities and outdoor activities.

This full-time Adolescent Medicine Specialist role is based in Greenville, South Carolina, within Prisma Health's unique free-standing practice serving patients aged 10 to 25. The position involves providing comprehensive clinical care for diverse needs such as eating disorders, LGBTQIA+ health, mental health management, and reproductive services, while also participating in inpatient consultations. Key responsibilities include mentoring medical trainees, fostering an inclusive environment for diverse populations, and engaging in academic activities at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven focus on equity and compassion, the opportunity for career advancement in research and administration, and a supportive work-life balance with no weekend in-house call obligations. The position offers a collaborative culture within a large not-for-profit system and includes benefits such as paid relocation and malpractice coverage.

This part-time Registered Behavior Technician role supports children with Autism in the Findlay and Fostoria area through direct Applied Behavior Analysis services. The position involves delivering one-on-one interventions, implementing care plans, and accurately recording session data within clients' homes or community settings. The role appeals to candidates seeking flexibility, autonomy in case selection, and immediate access to earnings via same-day pay. It offers a supportive clinical environment with opportunities for career advancement, including assistance with BCBA schooling and fellowship hours. Paid training is provided for those without prior experience, making it an ideal fit for individuals passionate about early childhood development and behavioral health.

This year-round indoor lifeguard role is based at a new Goldfish Swim School location in Bellevue, Washington, focusing on child safety and aquatic instruction. The position involves maintaining constant surveillance of pool patrons, enforcing safety protocols, and responding to emergencies with first aid or rescue procedures. Additional duties include inspecting pool areas for maintenance issues, documenting incidents, and acting as a brand ambassador to ensure parental satisfaction. The role is appealing due to the fun, energetic culture, paid training for certifications, and opportunities for leadership advancement within a rapidly growing organization. The schedule offers convenient shifts suitable for students, with no late-night requirements, and includes perks such as catered lunches and social events.

This permanent seasonal Habitat Biologist 1 role with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game supports the Alaska Freshwater Fish Inventory program from an Anchorage base. The position involves leading field crews in remote locations to conduct electrofishing, collect fish and habitat data, manage project logistics, and perform data analysis for statewide freshwater surveys. The role appeals to those seeking to contribute directly to the conservation of Alaska's fisheries through scientific stewardship and collaboration within a diverse, safety-focused team. While office duties occur in Anchorage, the job requires extensive travel across the state for fieldwork, including exposure to outdoor conditions and shared housing, offering a unique opportunity to engage in hands-on ecological research and project management.

This Registered Behavior Technician role involves delivering one-on-one Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with Autism in home or community settings. The position focuses on implementing skill-building care plans, recording accurate session data, and fostering positive connections with families. The role is appealing due to its flexible scheduling, the option to choose cases without minimum requirements, and access to same-day pay. It offers significant career growth through paid training, fellowship opportunities for certification hours, and partnerships for BCBA schooling. The position is ideal for compassionate individuals seeking part-time work with a supportive clinical team dedicated to making a meaningful difference.

This full-time Behavior Technician role at ABS Kids supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during midday hours. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing client interactions to collect data, and teaching essential life skills such as motor, social, and emotional development. The role appeals to energetic and creative individuals seeking a career in behavior health, offering a supportive culture that celebrates diversity and provides clear advancement opportunities through the LAUNCH career path. Employees benefit from paid training, continuing education, and a collaborative environment with virtual connections to a nationwide team. The position requires physical activity and comfort with data collection technology, serving as a foundation for long-term growth in the field.

This seasonal field coordinator role supports NASA's Long Duration Balloon operations at a remote facility on the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica. The position involves managing facility maintenance, ensuring safety protocols, coordinating logistics for scientific launches, and serving as the primary on-site contact during the 16 to 20-week deployment. Key responsibilities include snow grooming, equipment inspections, inventory tracking, and assisting with payload recoveries in harsh polar conditions. The role appeals to candidates seeking a unique mission-driven career with the National Science Foundation, offering the opportunity to contribute to world-class scientific research in an extreme environment. Success requires physical resilience, teamwork in isolation, and the ability to work irregular hours while maintaining a safe workplace.

This Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during afternoon hours. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing client interactions, collecting data for progress notes, and teaching essential life skills such as motor, social, and emotional development. The role appeals to energetic and creative individuals seeking a career in behavior health, offering a supportive culture that celebrates diversity and provides clear career advancement pathways. Key benefits include paid training, continuing education opportunities, and a collaborative environment with colleagues nationwide. The position requires the ability to work independently on the floor and adapt to dynamic needs while using data collection software.

This full-time Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during afternoon hours. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing and collecting data to track progress, and teaching essential life skills such as social and emotional development. The role offers a supportive environment with a clear career advancement path, free continuing education, and a collaborative culture that celebrates diversity. Technicians work independently in home settings, utilizing evidence-based methods to make a meaningful impact on clients' lives while developing transferable skills in the behavior health field.

This Behavior Technician role at ABS Kids supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during afternoon hours. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing and collecting data to track progress, and teaching essential life skills such as social and emotional development. The role is appealing due to the company's focus on celebrating 'wow moments' and fostering a diverse, supportive culture where employees can grow through a clear career path. Benefits include paid training, continuing education opportunities, and a collaborative environment with colleagues nationwide. The position requires RBT certification or the ability to obtain it within 45 days and offers flexibility for those seeking to make a meaningful impact in behavior health.

This Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during afternoon hours. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing client behaviors, collecting data, and teaching essential life skills such as social and emotional development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in behavior health, offering a supportive culture that celebrates diversity and provides clear career advancement pathways. Key benefits include paid training, continuing education opportunities, and a collaborative environment with colleagues nationwide. The position requires RBT certification or the ability to obtain it quickly and is conducted primarily in home settings.

This Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during afternoon hours. The position involves implementing treatment plans through play, observing behavior, collecting data, and teaching essential life skills such as social and emotional development. The role is appealing due to the company's focus on celebrating 'wow moments' and its commitment to a diverse, inclusive culture where employees thrive. Key benefits include paid training, a clear career advancement path with promotion opportunities, and access to continuing education. The position requires RBT certification or the ability to obtain it quickly and offers a flexible environment for those passionate about evidence-based care.

This full-time Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families during afternoon hours. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing and collecting data to track progress, and teaching essential life skills such as social, emotional, and motor development. The role is appealing due to the company's focus on celebrating 'wow moments' and fostering a diverse, inclusive culture where employees can grow through a structured career path. Benefits include paid training, continuing education opportunities, and a supportive virtual community. The position requires RBT certification or the ability to obtain it quickly and offers flexibility for those seeking to make a meaningful impact in behavior health.

This full-time Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families within the ABS Kids clinical team. The position focuses on implementing individualized treatment plans through play, teaching essential life skills, and collecting data to track progress. Key responsibilities include observing client interactions, documenting behavioral changes, and helping children develop communication abilities while managing challenging behaviors. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven culture that celebrates diverse stories and the opportunity to witness meaningful developmental milestones. It offers a clear career path with free training, continuing education, and transferable skills for the behavior health field. The position requires on-site work with children and includes paid drive time, with flexibility for remote administrative tasks using Microsoft Office tools.

This full-time Behavior Technician role supports children with autism spectrum disorder and their families within a mission-driven organization. The position involves implementing individualized treatment plans through play, observing client interactions to collect data, and teaching essential life skills such as motor, social, and emotional development. The role appeals to energetic and creative individuals seeking a career in behavior health, offering a clear path for advancement with free training, continuing education, and a supportive culture that celebrates diversity. The position is based on-site with daytime hours and includes reimbursement for travel time.