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This full-time high school teaching role within the Irving Independent School District focuses on English as a Second Language instruction for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing and implementing curriculum plans aligned with state standards, utilizing data to tailor instruction for diverse student needs including ESL and special education populations, and fostering a positive, safe classroom environment. Key responsibilities also include monitoring student progress through assessments, maintaining open communication with families, and participating in professional development. The role appeals to educators seeking to support student growth in a global society while working with a collaborative campus team. The position is based on-site at Irving High School and requires a valid Texas teaching certificate with an ESL supplement preferred.

The Organ Preservationist role supports abdominal and thoracic transplant services by managing organ recovery and preservation across multiple hospital locations. Key responsibilities include evaluating donor medical suitability, performing aseptic organ preservation procedures in operating rooms, and traveling to donor sites via aircraft or ground transport for recovery missions. The position requires maintaining sterile techniques, managing medical inventory, and completing detailed documentation in compliance with OPTN policies. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in life-saving transplantation, offering the chance to work within a collaborative clinical team while developing specialized expertise in organ procurement. The role involves variable shifts, on-call availability, and frequent travel to various medical facilities.

This supplemental instruction role focuses on providing targeted reading support to middle school students at Cesar Chavez Middle. The position involves developing differentiated lesson plans, assessing student learning styles, and collaborating with special education staff to modify curricula for individual needs. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, utilizing technology to enhance learning, and guiding students in improving their study habits. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student academic growth within a supportive school environment. Candidates will work on-site and are expected to foster a positive, inclusive classroom culture while maintaining open communication with parents and colleagues.

This full-time Lead Electrical Engineering Technician role supports the R&D team in developing and validating complex electronic systems. The position involves executing comprehensive test plans using benchtop equipment to verify PCB performance, performing precision surface-mount and through-hole rework, and assembling intricate cable harnesses. Key responsibilities include diagnosing component-level failures, modifying electronic assemblies, and maintaining accurate documentation for engineering analysis. The role offers a dynamic environment focused on continuous improvement and technical excellence within a secure lab setting. Candidates must be eligible for a U.S. Secret security clearance. The position requires five or more years of hands-on experience in electronics testing and assembly.

This full-time Teacher Assistant role supports the Exceptional Children program at Ephesus Elementary School for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves assisting the lead teacher by working with individual students and small groups to reinforce learning, manage behavior, and provide physical support for students with disabilities. Key responsibilities include supervising daily activities, collecting data on student goals, maintaining classroom materials, and ensuring student safety during school events. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where they can directly impact student success while participating in professional development. The position is based on-site and requires physical capability to assist students with mobility and personal care needs.

This full-time elementary teaching role within the Owensboro Public Schools district focuses on delivering instruction in math and reading intervention for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves planning and implementing diverse instructional programs to support student intellectual and emotional growth, while diagnosing learning abilities and evaluating progress. Key responsibilities include maintaining a positive classroom environment, collaborating with colleagues on curriculum goals, and communicating regularly with parents regarding student development. The role offers a stable year-to-year contract with a comprehensive benefits package and participation in the state retirement system. It provides an opportunity to work in a supportive educational community dedicated to student success.

The Director of Communications role serves as the primary architect of Multnomah County's public voice, reporting directly to the Chair's Office. This executive leader is responsible for developing countywide strategic communications frameworks, managing the communications team and budget, and serving as the principal spokesperson during major announcements and crisis events. The position requires advising senior leadership on long-term planning, overseeing media relations, and ensuring all messaging promotes equity and transparency. The role offers the appeal of leading a pivotal function within a complex political environment while fostering a culture of dignity and respect. It operates on a hybrid telework basis, requiring three days onsite at the Multnomah Building in Portland, with the expectation that employees reside in Oregon or Washington.

This full-time Administrative Assistant role within the Public Works and Transportation Aviation Division supports airport operations and the Airport Manager. Key responsibilities include managing lease records, tracking aviation budget expenses, and compiling regulatory reports for the FAA and city officials. The position also involves coordinating communications with air traffic control and the Air National Guard, operating radio dispatch systems, and preparing meeting agendas and minutes. The role offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic government environment where employees contribute to essential public infrastructure. While primarily office-based, the position includes occasional travel and exposure to airfield conditions. Candidates will engage with diverse stakeholders and develop expertise in municipal aviation regulations and lease administration.

The Chief Innovation Officer serves as a strategic leader within the Mayor's Office of Technology and Innovation, driving San José's vision to become the most innovative city in America. This role involves developing comprehensive technology strategies, advising the Mayor on emerging trends like AI, and managing a dynamic team to execute smart city initiatives. Key responsibilities include fostering public-private partnerships, leading economic development convenings, and serving as the primary liaison with tech giants, universities, and community stakeholders. The position is appealing for its opportunity to shape policy in the heart of Silicon Valley, offering a platform to implement bold solutions for critical community challenges such as housing and safety. The role requires a high level of collaboration across city departments and external organizations, with a work arrangement that includes frequent evening and weekend availability to support the Mayor's schedule.

The Director of Recovery Services provides strategic and operational leadership for substance abuse and recovery programs within the Behavioral Health department. This on-site role involves designing and managing outpatient services, supervising counselors and peer recovery staff, and ensuring compliance with grant requirements and billing standards. The position requires direct clinical engagement to maintain connection with client experiences while fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. The role is appealing for its mission-driven focus on racial equity and social justice, offering opportunities to shape the future of recovery services in Baltimore. Candidates will join a people-first organization that values compassion and provides professional growth through training and support.

The Clinical/Health Care Research Nurse serves as a key coordinator within the Institute for Clinical and Translational Science, supporting the design and execution of clinical trials. Key responsibilities include screening and enrolling patients, obtaining informed consent, managing regulatory documentation, and assisting with data collection and budget administration. This role appeals to nursing professionals seeking to accelerate translational science and foster innovation in healthcare. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement within Iowa, combining on-campus and remote duties, and provides a comprehensive benefits package including retirement contributions and paid leave.

This full-time 1st Grade Teacher role within the Northwest Independent School District focuses on fostering the intellectual, social, and emotional growth of young students. The position involves developing and implementing curriculum-aligned lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles and collaborating with special education staff to support individual student needs. Key responsibilities include conducting student assessments, integrating technology into instruction, and maintaining open communication with parents and colleagues. The role offers the opportunity to work within a supportive Professional Learning Community environment while contributing to the district's mission of student success. The position is based on a specific campus and requires active participation in faculty meetings and extracurricular activities.

The Psychology Associate Doctorate CI role at Spring Grove Hospital Center involves providing psychological assessment and psychotherapy services to adult inpatients under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical evaluations, delivering therapeutic interventions, and documenting patient care within a 377-bed state-operated facility. The position offers a unique opportunity to work on a spacious, wooded campus in Catonsville with a collaborative mission to improve mental health outcomes across Maryland. The role is appealing due to its meaningful impact on patient care, access to comprehensive training, and a supportive work environment that includes flexible scheduling options and free onsite parking. This full-time position requires a doctorate in psychology and is based on-site at the hospital.

This full-time Physical Education teaching role for the 2026-2027 school year is based in Grand Prairie and focuses on fostering student growth through physical activity and health education. The position involves designing and delivering differentiated, standards-based lesson plans while managing classroom behavior and collaborating with support staff to assist students with diverse needs. Key responsibilities include creating authentic assessments, monitoring student progress, and participating in extracurricular activities to build a positive school community. The role appeals to educators seeking a collaborative environment where they can maximize student potential through research-based instructional strategies. The position requires a valid Texas teaching certification and ESL endorsement, with an 185-day work calendar.

This full-time first-grade teaching role is designed to foster the intellectual, emotional, and social growth of young students within a supportive school district. The position requires developing and implementing differentiated lesson plans that align with state curriculum standards while accommodating diverse learning styles. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, collaborating with special education staff to modify instruction for individual needs, and maintaining open communication with parents and colleagues. The role offers the opportunity to serve as a positive role model and mentor for students, with potential involvement in extracurricular activities. Candidates will work in a collaborative environment that values professional development and community engagement.

This full-time teaching role is for a Middle School Math educator within the La Joya Independent School District. The position involves instructing assigned classes, developing engaging lesson plans, and fostering a positive learning environment that supports student intellectual and emotional growth. Key responsibilities include evaluating student progress, maintaining accurate records, and collaborating with staff to implement a rigorous curriculum. The role appeals to educators committed to student success and professional development through ongoing workshops and seminars. The position is based on an assigned campus for 187 days and requires a valid Texas teaching certificate with appropriate endorsements.

This full-time English Language Arts teaching position is based at Alfred Fairfax within the Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools district. The role involves designing and delivering 21st-century curriculum to foster student comprehension and prepare learners for college and careers. Key responsibilities include assessing student progress, managing classroom behavior, collaborating with colleagues on instructional goals, and maintaining open communication with families and the community. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to work in a nationally recognized district serving a diverse, multilingual population, with a strong emphasis on professional growth and student success. The role requires a full duty day on-site and includes participation in extracurricular activities and IEP meetings.

The Student Leadership Coordinator is an on-campus role at Golden West College dedicated to fostering student growth through leadership development and governance support. The position involves planning and facilitating student activities, advising the Associated Student Organization on event planning and parliamentary procedure, and managing student election processes. Key responsibilities include designing leadership workshops, coordinating service-learning initiatives, and assisting with budget management and financial reporting. This role appeals to candidates passionate about equity and inclusion, offering the opportunity to work within a diverse, Hispanic-Serving Institution that values innovative educational practices. The position provides a collaborative environment where professionals can directly impact the lives of over 11,000 students while engaging in professional development and community partnerships.

This urban planning internship offers exposure to the Planning and Development Departments, focusing on zoning, land development, and comprehensive city planning. Key responsibilities include collecting demographic and economic data, creating spatial maps and visualizations using GIS software, reviewing site plans for regulatory compliance, and assisting with community engagement workshops and public meetings. The role provides a collaborative environment where interns support administrative tasks such as drafting meeting agendas and minutes. This position is appealing for students pursuing degrees in planning or public administration, offering a chance to build foundational business skills and gain a broad understanding of how planning drives organizational success. The internship is conducted on-site within an office setting.

This full-time secondary teaching role operates within an alternative education program for middle and high school students. The position focuses on fostering a supportive learning environment while collaborating with administrators, counselors, and families to develop individualized educational and transition plans. Key responsibilities include delivering grade-level instruction in core subjects, adapting curriculum to meet diverse student needs, managing classroom behavior through positive reinforcement, and tracking academic progress. The role appeals to educators passionate about student growth in flexible settings, offering opportunities to mentor students through personalized learning experiences. The position is a 10-month on-site role requiring active engagement with students and staff within the school community.

This full-time Mathematics teaching role within Katy ISD focuses on fostering student intellectual and social growth through engaging instruction. The position involves developing differentiated lesson plans aligned with state standards, managing classroom behavior, and collaborating with special education staff to support diverse learning needs. The role offers a supportive, inclusive culture recognized as a top employer in Texas, featuring extensive professional development opportunities and a positive work-life balance. Teachers work on-site for 187 duty days, with potential leadership pathways and additional stipends for advanced degrees or specialized assignments.

The Occupational Therapist II role at Lemuel Shattuck Hospital supports the Metro Boston Mental Health Units in providing inpatient psychiatric care to adults with serious mental illness. Key responsibilities include evaluating patient needs, developing individualized treatment plans, and leading therapeutic groups focused on skill building and vocational interests. The position also involves supervising staff, coordinating community transition activities, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to enhance patient autonomy. This full-time, on-site opportunity offers a chance to work within a compassionate mission-driven environment that prioritizes recovery and community reintegration. The role includes standard weekday hours and provides access to a comprehensive benefits package.

The Construction Management Project Engineer role within the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts focuses on overseeing large-scale sewer, landfill, and treatment plant projects. Key responsibilities include managing construction contracts, resolving engineering challenges on-site, negotiating change orders, and tracking project progress to ensure quality and safety. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to critical public infrastructure that supports millions of residents while developing professional skills in a hands-on, field-based environment. The role is based at the Carson Field Office and Whittier, requiring significant time at active construction sites with a standard Monday through Friday schedule that may include occasional overtime or night work for project needs.

This six-month temporary role supports the Purchasing Department at the Irvine Ranch Water District, a values-driven public agency focused on water management and sustainability. The position involves providing comprehensive clerical and administrative assistance, including managing phone lines, processing data entry, handling records retention, and coordinating departmental meetings. Key responsibilities also include responding to customer inquiries and maintaining office supply inventory. The role offers the opportunity to work within a safe, supportive, and collaborative office environment where strong interpersonal bonds are fostered. While the position requires full-time on-site presence at the Operations office, it provides a chance to contribute to an organization with a reputation for leading-edge practices and community service.

This full-time Senior Electrical Engineering Technician role supports the R&D team in testing, assembling, and repairing complex electronic systems. Key responsibilities include executing comprehensive test plans using benchtop equipment, performing precision PCB rework and assembly with surface-mount and through-hole techniques, and building intricate cable harnesses. The position also involves troubleshooting failures to the component level and maintaining accurate documentation for engineering analysis. The role is appealing for its focus on hands-on technical work within a collaborative environment that values continuous improvement and product reliability. Candidates must be eligible for a U.S. Secret security clearance, and the position is based on-site within the laboratory.