Jobs at Triad Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

This full-time Project Manager role within the Early Phase team leads clinical research initiatives by coordinating Parexel and sponsor operations. The position involves managing the entire study lifecycle from pre-award strategy and site selection through implementation, risk mitigation, and close-out. Key responsibilities include serving as the primary sponsor liaison, overseeing project budgets and timelines, and ensuring compliance with ICH-GCP regulations. The role appeals to professionals seeking a remote position with a preference for California, Colorado, or Texas locations, offering the opportunity to shape clinical research outcomes within a high-performing team. The environment emphasizes independent decision-making, strategic financial management, and the development of tailored solutions for complex trials.

This full-time 6th Grade English Language Arts teaching role is based at IDEA Compass College Prep in Florida, where the mission is to prepare every student for college success. The position involves implementing state standards and school curricula, designing data-driven lesson plans, and conducting regular assessments to track individual student progress. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, communicating weekly with families, and facilitating after-school tutoring to support academic growth. The role appeals to educators committed to high-impact outcomes within a collaborative, high-growth environment that values professional development and continuous feedback. The position requires a minimum of 40 hours per week on-site and offers comprehensive benefits including health coverage, paid family leave, and tuition reimbursement.

This full-time Medical Assistant role supports Clinical Research Coordinators within CenExel's specialized clinical trial centers, focusing on Phase I through IV studies across various medical specialties. Key responsibilities include managing patient charts, preparing participant visits, performing phlebotomy, maintaining study inventory, and ensuring accurate data entry for case report forms. The position offers a collaborative work environment that emphasizes teamwork, positive leadership, and a strong work-life balance with a standard Monday through Friday schedule. Employees benefit from a supportive culture and access to a comprehensive benefits package after the initial waiting period.

This full-time Project Manager role within the Early Phase team leads clinical research initiatives by coordinating Parexel and sponsor operations to ensure successful trial execution. Key responsibilities include managing end-to-end project lifecycles from pre-award strategy through close-out, overseeing budgets and timelines, and serving as the primary liaison for sponsors and internal functional teams. The position requires independent decision-making to mitigate risks and maintain compliance with industry regulations. The role offers the appeal of shaping clinical research outcomes within a high-performing team, providing opportunities for professional growth and leadership of virtual, cross-cultural groups. The position is based remotely with a preference for candidates located in California, Colorado, or Texas.

This full-time Medical Oncology Physician role is based at St. James Hospital in Butte, Montana, within a nationally recognized, not-for-profit health system. The position focuses on providing hematological and general oncology care to adult patients, primarily those over 65, with a daily caseload of 25 to 30 individuals. Key responsibilities include performing bone marrow biopsies, conducting consultations, diagnosing diseases, and developing treatment plans while utilizing the EPIC electronic medical record system. The role offers a supportive 4-day work week schedule and collaboration with a dedicated team including advanced practice providers, nurses, and pharmacists. The position is appealing due to the organization's commitment to physician wellbeing, evidenced by national awards, along with opportunities for clinical trial participation and potential medical directorship. The location provides access to scenic outdoor activities in a historic mountain community.

The Assistant Director, Business Administrator role within the University of Cincinnati Department of Surgery supports operations and finance for a top-tier medical department. Key responsibilities include managing departmental budgets, overseeing financial reporting and variance analysis, supervising administrative staff, and ensuring compliance with grants and clinical trial contracts. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can contribute to a leading academic health system's tripartite mission of education, research, and patient care. The role offers a collaborative culture with significant opportunities for professional development, robust retirement plans, and a comprehensive benefits package including tuition remission and generous paid time off. This is an on-site position within a university setting.

This full-time on-site role supports clinical trials as a Research Pharmacy Technician within a collaborative healthcare environment. The position focuses on managing investigational products by receiving, storing, and dispensing medications while maintaining strict compliance with FDA regulations and study protocols. Key responsibilities include performing precise aseptic preparations, maintaining real-time accountability logs, and managing data entry in clinical trial systems. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals who value precision and teamwork, offering opportunities for professional development and a supportive culture dedicated to improving healthcare quality. The schedule is Monday through Friday with a focus on regulatory adherence and operational efficiency.

This full-time Dallas Family Law Paralegal role supports a partner within Texas's largest exclusive family law firm. The position involves preparing legal pleadings, motions, and court orders while managing client correspondence and discovery requests. Key responsibilities include coordinating subpoenas, conducting client intake calls, and assisting attorneys with mediations, depositions, and trial preparation. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment recognized as a Top Workplace, offering a people-first culture and opportunities to work with a passionate team of 57 attorneys. The position is based in the Dallas office and requires five or more years of Texas Family Law experience.

This full-time position seeks an experienced litigation paralegal to support a boutique family law firm in Alpharetta. The role involves managing a sophisticated caseload covering divorce, high-asset property division, child custody, and adoptions while working in a hybrid capacity. Key responsibilities include drafting pleadings and motions, managing discovery, coordinating client communications, and assisting lead counsel with case strategy and trial preparation. The position offers a supportive and collaborative firm culture with reasonable workload expectations, opportunities for professional growth, and a flexible hybrid work arrangement.