Jobs at The CASA Group, Inc

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 Associate Medical Director role within the Managed Care and Utilization Management department at Texas Children's Health Plan focuses on establishing health plans and medical policies for a top-ranked children's hospital. Key responsibilities include overseeing medical management programs such as discharge planning and case management, conducting evidence-based medical necessity reviews for behavioral health services, and ensuring regulatory compliance with agencies like NCQA and TDI. The position involves collaborating with Chief Medical Officers to develop clinical guidelines, monitoring member outcomes through data analysis, and educating providers on quality standards. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to lead quality improvement initiatives for over 375,000 members and contribute to a mission-driven organization dedicated exclusively to pediatric care.

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 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, 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 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.

This permanent physician role involves joining TidalHealth's expanding gastroenterology team in Salisbury, Maryland, as a board-certified or board-eligible specialist. The position focuses on delivering high-quality patient care within an established, high-volume practice supported by advanced endoscopy suites and experienced staff. Key responsibilities include managing outpatient and inpatient consults, performing procedures, and participating in a collaborative 1:6 call schedule with first-call coverage by fellows or advanced practice providers. The opportunity is particularly appealing for physicians seeking a balance between clinical excellence and academic involvement, offering faculty roles within a graduate medical education program. The role provides a flexible schedule, modern facilities, and a supportive environment that promotes an exceptional work-life balance. Located on Maryland's Eastern Shore, the position allows professionals to enjoy a coastal lifestyle with easy access to beaches, outdoor activities, and major metropolitan areas.

This full-time Neuroradiologist role is based within Capital Health's physician-led medical group, a Magnet-recognized health system offering advanced tertiary-level care. The position involves interpreting neuro MR, CT, PET, and nuclear medicine cases, with 100% of neuro imaging read remotely. Key responsibilities include reviewing brain and spine imaging, participating in tumor boards and quality initiatives, and utilizing state-of-the-art equipment at a Level 1 Trauma Center. The role is appealing due to its flexible schedule allowing physicians to choose their own weeks, the option to work from anywhere in the U.S., and a collaborative environment that supports work-life balance without overnight shifts.

This full-time Gastroenterology Hospitalist role is based at Self Regional Healthcare, a nonprofit acute care facility in Greenwood, South Carolina. The position focuses exclusively on inpatient care within an established multispecialty team that includes surgery, critical care, and hospitalist medicine. Key responsibilities involve managing acute gastrointestinal conditions, performing advanced endoscopic procedures in a modern center, and collaborating with colleagues to ensure high-quality patient outcomes. The role offers a flexible schedule with potential 7-on/7-off rotations and provides immediate access to a consistent referral base. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's strong emphasis on community health, its reputation for workplace excellence, and the chance to work in a comprehensive medical environment with advanced robotic and surgical capabilities.

This senior Information Systems Security Manager role resides within HII's Warfare Systems division, supporting the DoD's Advana War Data Platform in Fairfax, Virginia. The position involves managing enterprise security programs across classified and unclassified Department of Defense environments, directing Risk Management Framework execution, and overseeing continuous authorization activities. Key responsibilities include maintaining System Security Plans, coordinating assessment packages within eMASS, and translating technical risk into executive-level decision artifacts. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to national defense objectives by enabling Joint All-Domain Command and Control and supporting AI-driven mission planning. The position offers a supportive culture focused on mission assurance, opportunities for career growth within a values-driven organization, and a work arrangement that includes minimal travel.

This full-time Program Manager role at Advanced Laser Systems Technology leads the execution of electro-optical laser systems for military defense applications. The position involves directing all program phases from inception to completion, managing cost, schedule, and technical performance while serving as the primary customer contact. Key responsibilities include negotiating contracts, coordinating cross-functional teams, developing business plans, and mentoring junior staff to ensure projects meet strategic objectives. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work with a talented, diverse team in a mission-driven environment that values professional growth. It offers an alternative work schedule and requires approximately 25% domestic or international travel.

This hybrid Treasury and Investment Analyst III role supports a finance team managing over $275 million in endowment assets and more than $1 billion in retirement portfolios. Key responsibilities include overseeing investment operations, coordinating corporate insurance renewals and claims, and managing short-term cash liquidity and bond administration. The position involves preparing financial reports for senior leadership, conducting complex performance analysis, and leading process improvement projects. The role offers a collaborative environment with opportunities to work directly with the CFO and Board of Directors, featuring a flexible 9/80 work schedule and a focus on professional growth within a high-stakes financial organization.

This full-time Quality Engineer 3 role within HII's Uncrewed Systems division focuses on overseeing quality management for Unmanned Surface Vessel programs in Virginia Beach. Key responsibilities include conducting supplier audits, collaborating with design and subcontractor teams to define quality requirements, and leading root cause analysis to drive continuous improvement and process standardization. The position requires up to 50% travel to supplier sites and other facilities. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on advanced defense and marine technologies, offering a supportive culture that prioritizes safety and ethics, along with comprehensive benefits and professional growth opportunities in a values-driven organization.

The Revenue Cycle Manager is a senior leadership role based on-site in Louisville, Kentucky, responsible for the strategic direction and performance of all revenue cycle operations within a healthcare organization. Key duties include overseeing end-to-end processes such as patient access, coding, billing, and collections to optimize financial health, while also developing strategies to reduce denials and improve cash flow. The position involves leading team development, ensuring regulatory compliance, and driving technology enhancements across EHR and billing systems. This opportunity appeals to experienced professionals seeking to lead a collaborative team in a high-impact environment focused on continuous improvement and operational excellence.

This full-time Hardware Engineer 2 role resides within HII's Warfare Systems division, focusing on reverse engineering and microelectronics trust for national defense missions. The position involves analyzing Department of Defense hardware assets to identify components like embedded processors and transceivers, followed by producing detailed documentation of system capabilities. Key responsibilities include utilizing FPGA and EDA tools for modeling and simulation, as well as collaborating with the team to refine engineering processes. The opportunity appeals to engineers seeking exposure to diverse domains such as cybersecurity, electronic warfare, and satellite communications within a flipped engineering environment. The role requires an active TS/SCI clearance with Full Scope Polygraph and offers a mix of office, laboratory, and occasional shipboard work environments.

This full-time field operations role within HII's Mission Technologies division supports national intelligence agencies by managing identity and risk protocols for sensitive missions. The position requires 76 to 100 percent travel across the United States to handle classified materials, conduct surveillance detection, and ensure operational security. Key responsibilities include collaborating with stakeholders to refine requirements, developing innovative solutions for complex security challenges, and providing expert consultation to command leadership. The role appeals to military veterans or intelligence community professionals seeking to apply advanced special activities experience in a high-impact environment. It offers a supportive culture focused on national defense, opportunities for career growth through specialized training, and comprehensive benefits including wellness resources and tuition reimbursement.

This full-time Scrum Master role within HII's Mission Technologies division supports the Minotaur software development team in delivering critical defense and cyber solutions. The position requires facilitating the Scrum framework, including sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives, while coaching teams on agile best practices to remove obstacles and improve workflows. Key responsibilities involve collaborating with product owners to align on project goals, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and maintaining transparency across stakeholder interactions. The opportunity offers a hybrid work arrangement based in Columbia, Maryland, with occasional travel. It appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where servant leadership is valued, providing access to extensive professional development, a supportive culture, and the chance to contribute to national security initiatives.

This full-time Engineering Technician role supports System Prototyping and Manufacturing within the Warfare Systems division of HII Mission Technologies in Crane, Indiana. The position involves programming, setting up, and operating manual and CNC machining equipment, including 5-axis mills, while inspecting and documenting parts under ISO 9001 requirements. Key responsibilities include interpreting detailed drawings, maintaining a safe and organized workspace, and utilizing precision inspection tools. The role appeals to candidates seeking a fast-paced, cutting-edge environment where they can work alongside a small engineering team with opportunities for independent problem-solving. The position offers a supportive culture focused on national defense innovation, with minimal travel requirements and access to extensive professional development and benefits.