Jobs at The Summers Agency

This full-time Delivery Driver role with a CDL A license involves transporting products to various retail locations such as convenience stores and supermarkets. Key responsibilities include driving the delivery vehicle, unloading merchandise, and performing in-store merchandising tasks like stocking shelves, rotating inventory, and building promotional displays. The position also requires handling cash settlements and maintaining strong relationships with store managers. The role appeals to candidates seeking active, field-based work with opportunities to build customer rapport and operate commercial vehicles. The job is physically demanding, requiring lifting and maneuvering equipment in diverse weather conditions, and operates on a schedule with frequent stops and potential peak season hours.

This onsite contract-to-hire role at a Minnesota medical device facility involves operating and tending injection molding machines to produce high-quality plastic components. Key responsibilities include setting up equipment, performing basic part trimming and assembly, conducting visual inspections under microscopes, and ensuring strict adherence to cleanroom protocols. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment with a culture of appreciation, regular team events, and opportunities for professional growth through training and tuition reimbursement. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement plans, situated in a modern facility with modern amenities.

This full-time Shift Supervisor role is based at Boise State University and involves leading a team within the campus food service operations. The position requires prior supervisory experience to direct daily activities, create work schedules, and ensure adherence to safety and quality standards. Key responsibilities include training associates, evaluating performance, preparing production reports, and serving as a mentor for employee development. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on growth and meaningful impact, with access to comprehensive benefits including health coverage, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities. While the position is primarily on-site, scheduling is event-based and may vary during academic breaks.

This part-time Engineering Technician Internship places a college student within HII Mission Technologies' Global Security group to support live, virtual, and constructive defense solutions. The role focuses on providing hands-on training in machining, CNC operations, and CAD/CAM technologies. Key responsibilities include assisting with equipment setup, operating CNC mills and waterjet cutters under supervision, performing routine maintenance, and supporting research teams with testing and documentation. The position offers a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in a high-tech fabrication environment while contributing to national security missions. The internship is designed to foster professional growth through mentorship, safety training, and exposure to advanced manufacturing processes in a collaborative, values-driven culture.

This full-time on-site School Psychologist role supports elementary through high school students in Centralia, Washington, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves conducting psychological assessments, developing individualized education plans, and providing direct mental health services to diverse age groups within a special education setting. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive community environment where they can make a meaningful impact on student development. The organization offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement matching, and professional development reimbursements. This opportunity is ideal for licensed psychologists looking to apply their expertise in a collaborative school-based setting.

This full-time Middle School Math Teacher role supports Nashville Classical East, a high-performing K-8 school recognized for academic excellence and community impact. The position involves executing a rigorous, joyful curriculum while fostering a structured culture through daily routines and family engagement. Key responsibilities include developing lesson plans, leading morning and closing circles, and participating in weekly professional development sessions. The role appeals to educators seeking a collaborative environment with a clear mission, offering comprehensive benefits such as medical insurance, retirement plans, and fitness subsidies. The position operates on a 10-month schedule with a full-time daily commitment and requires a valid Tennessee teaching license.

This paid, part-time internship supports the Business Advisor team at Renaissance Economic Development Corporation, a nonprofit CDFI dedicated to empowering small businesses in New York City. The role involves assisting with client intake, organizing loan application documentation, and maintaining records in Salesforce. Key responsibilities include providing Spanish-English translation during meetings, participating in community outreach events, and helping develop educational materials on financial literacy. The position offers hands-on exposure to small business counseling and lending processes within a mission-driven environment. It is particularly appealing for those interested in economic development, offering professional mentorship, networking opportunities with local entrepreneurs, and flexible scheduling. The role requires on-site presence in Jackson Heights with occasional travel to other NYC boroughs.

This three-month travel assignment places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska, serving a caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration for young patients. The role involves evaluating children, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers and guardians across multiple clinic locations, with potential for extension or direct hire. The position offers the appeal of working in a modern facility within a rapidly growing community, supported by a team providing allowances for licensure and continuing education. The arrangement includes flexibility for telehealth and travel between sites, catering to professionals seeking a dynamic experience in pediatric care.

This 3-month travel contract role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska, serving a caseload focused on developmental delays and feeding issues. The position involves evaluating patients, creating treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers, with opportunities to extend the assignment or transition to direct hire. The role appeals to professionals seeking a flexible arrangement in a growing city, offering support for relocation and continuing education within a facility that provides comprehensive speech, occupational, and physical therapy services. The position requires an Alaska license and a Master's degree, with travel between multiple clinic locations and telehealth capabilities included.

This 3-month travel role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic within Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing a caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration for young patients, many of whom are in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations and telehealth formats. The opportunity is appealing due to the potential for extension or direct hire, the chance to work in a modern facility, and the support provided by a dedicated clinical team. The arrangement includes travel between sites and offers flexibility for professionals seeking a temporary assignment in a growing region.

This three-month travel contract role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic in Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing an all-pediatric caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration, often serving children in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations and telehealth formats. The opportunity is appealing for its flexible assignment structure with potential for extension or direct hire, access to a modern facility, and support for professional growth through continuing education allowances. The role requires an Alaska license and a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology.

This full-time Early Childhood Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students aged 3 to 5 in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves developing individualized education programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals for young learners with developmental differences. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role offers a supportive team environment with comprehensive benefits, professional development opportunities, and immediate retirement matching. This in-person position allows professionals to make a lasting impact on early childhood development within a collaborative school setting.

This full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students ranging from elementary to high school age in the Salem, Oregon area for the 2026-2027 academic year. Key responsibilities include assessing communication skills, developing individualized education plans, and collaborating with teachers and parents to support student progress. The position offers a supportive team environment with comprehensive benefits, professional development opportunities, and the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners. The role is strictly on-site and requires a master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students ranging from elementary to high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on assessing communication disorders, developing individualized education programs, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, delivering intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive mentorship for new graduates, and access to year-round pay options and retirement matching. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and state licensure.

This full-time school-based role involves serving as a Speech-Language Pathologist for students ranging from elementary to high school in Salem, Oregon, during the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on developing and implementing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention across various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive mentorship for new graduates, and access to professional development resources. The role requires an on-site presence and offers benefits such as year-round pay options, retirement matching, and credentialing reimbursement.

This full-time school-based role involves providing speech-language pathology services to students ranging from elementary to high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on assessing communication disorders, developing individualized education programs, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, delivering intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive mentorship for new graduates, and access to professional development resources. This in-person position offers a structured schedule with opportunities for year-round pay options and immediate retirement matching, allowing professionals to make a lasting impact on young learners' development.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in the Salem, Oregon area for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to PediaStaff's comprehensive support system, which includes professional development, mentorship, and benefits like year-round pay options and retirement matching. This is an in-person position offering the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners within a collaborative educational environment.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive team environment with comprehensive benefits, including medical coverage, retirement matching, and professional development opportunities. This is an in-person position offering the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners' development.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement options, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners' development. This is an in-person position requiring a master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This full-time school-based role involves serving as a Speech-Language Pathologist for students ranging from elementary to high school in Salem, Oregon, during the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on assessing communication disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with teachers to create educational goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing direct intervention, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive mentorship for new graduates, and access to professional development resources. The position requires an on-site presence within the school district and offers benefits such as year-round pay options and retirement matching.

This full-time School Speech-Language Pathologist role supports students from elementary through high school in Salem, Oregon, for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing individualized treatment programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized equipment, providing intervention in various settings, and training school staff on communication strategies. The role is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement options, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young learners. This is an in-person position requiring a Master's degree and Oregon licensure.

This 3-month travel role places a Speech-Language Pathologist in a pediatric outpatient clinic within Wasilla, Alaska. The position involves managing an all-pediatric caseload focused on developmental delays, feeding issues, and sensory integration, often serving children in foster care. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers across multiple clinic locations, with potential for telehealth duties. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to extend the assignment or secure direct hire, the supportive environment of a growing facility, and access to resources like continuing education allowances and clinical specialist support. The role requires a valid Alaska license and a Master's degree, offering a flexible arrangement that includes travel between sites.

This full-time role involves serving as an Early Childhood Speech-Language Pathologist for students aged 3 to 5 in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties, Oregon. The position focuses on developing and implementing individualized education programs, assessing communication skills, and collaborating with teachers to create IEP goals. Key responsibilities include managing specialized therapy materials, providing intervention in various school settings, and training staff on communication strategies. The role offers a supportive team environment with comprehensive benefits, including medical coverage and retirement matching, alongside opportunities for professional development and mentorship. This is an in-person position scheduled for the 2026-2027 school year, allowing professionals to make a lasting impact on young learners' development.