Jobs at Tommy Nobis Center

This Communications Team Intern role offers a transformative four-month opportunity to support the Childhood Cancer Society's mission through the Adventure Ted Coin project. The position involves collaborating with the Communications Director and a diverse team of creators and influencers to lead national campaigns that raise funds and awareness for families battling childhood cancer. Key responsibilities include crafting social media content, managing weekly posts, identifying prospective collaborations, and driving engagement through the Share to Care initiative. The role provides direct mentorship from industry professionals and deepens understanding of the organization's brand voice. It features a hybrid work arrangement with mandatory virtual strategy meetings held twice weekly, offering real-world experience in public relations and talent management while contributing to a meaningful cause.

This Communications Team Intern role offers a transformative four-month opportunity to support the Childhood Cancer Society's Adventure Ted Coin project. The position involves collaborating with seasoned professionals in public relations and talent management to lead national campaigns that raise funds and awareness for families battling childhood cancer. Key responsibilities include crafting social media content, managing weekly posts, identifying prospective collaborations, and driving engagement through the Share to Care initiative. The role provides direct mentorship from the Communications Director and access to leadership networks. It is appealing for its mission-driven focus on uplifting global outreach while offering real-world experience in digital storytelling and brand strategy. The position requires participation in mandatory virtual meetings twice weekly and is eligible for course credit.

This Communications Team Intern role offers a four-month opportunity to support the Childhood Cancer Society's Adventure Ted Coin campaign, a initiative designed to raise funds and awareness for families battling childhood cancer. The position involves collaborating with the Communications Director and a diverse team of creators and influencers to lead national outreach efforts. Key responsibilities include crafting social media content, managing weekly posts, identifying potential collaborations, and driving engagement through the Share to Care campaign. The role is appealing for its direct mentorship from industry professionals, exposure to high-impact storytelling, and the chance to contribute to a meaningful mission. Interns participate in mandatory virtual meetings twice weekly and gain real-world experience in public relations and talent management. Course credit is eligible for qualified candidates.

This full-time night shift role involves providing skilled nursing care to seniors within a not-for-profit, Christian-based long-term care facility in Bottineau, North Dakota. The position requires utilizing the nursing process to assess, plan, and evaluate individualized care while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and families. Key responsibilities include coordinating resident care, performing health assessments, and serving as a charge nurse to delegate tasks to assistive personnel. The role appeals to candidates seeking a family-oriented culture with opportunities for professional advancement and a healthy work-life balance. The organization offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a retirement match, situated in a community known for outdoor recreation and a friendly small-town atmosphere.

This Communications Team Intern role offers a transformative four-month experience within the Childhood Cancer Society, focusing on the Adventure Ted Coin project and national awareness campaigns. The position involves collaborating with the Communications Director and a diverse team of creators to manage social media content, identify strategic partnerships, and drive engagement through the Share to Care initiative. Interns will gain real-world exposure to public relations and talent management while supporting initiatives that raise funds for families battling childhood cancer. The role features mandatory weekly virtual meetings for brainstorming and strategy, providing direct mentorship and opportunities to work with organizational leadership. This position is ideal for individuals seeking to contribute to a meaningful mission while developing professional expertise in a collaborative, remote-friendly environment.

The Clinical Nurse Educator (RN) role within the Maternal Newborn and Medical Surgical departments focuses on designing and evaluating educational programs to enhance the skills of direct care providers. Key responsibilities include leading teaching-learning activities, ensuring staff competency in acute care settings, and collaborating with nursing leadership to support professional growth. This position requires a Bachelor's degree, current RN licensure, and instructor certifications in BLS, ACLS, and PALS. The role appeals to nurses seeking to make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes and team development within a supportive culture that prioritizes employee well-being. The hospital offers extensive benefits including tuition reimbursement, professional development opportunities, and a collaborative environment dedicated to making communities healthier. The position operates on a variable schedule including days, evenings, nights, and weekends to meet unit needs.