Educational Aide Permit Jobs

The role involves serving as the Boys and Girls Middle School Cross Country Coach for the Fairview Park City Schools during the 2026-2027 season at Lewis F. Mayer Middle School. Key responsibilities include leading student-athletes through the season, ensuring compliance with safety certifications such as CPR and concussion training, and fostering communication among students, parents, and staff. The position requires a dynamic leader with a strong understanding of the sport and a dedication to program development. This opportunity appeals to those passionate about youth athletics and mentorship, offering a chance to shape the character and skills of middle school students within a supportive educational environment.

The Administrative Associate role supports the operations of a nonprofit legal aid clinic within the University of Kansas School of Law, serving low-income individuals through a collaborative team of faculty and students. Key responsibilities include managing litigation workflows and confidential case data using Clio, handling court filings and discovery, overseeing office finances including trust accounts, and providing educational support to law students. The position offers a meaningful opportunity to contribute to public service while working in a professional, on-site environment that values independence, creativity, and attention to detail. Candidates will engage with diverse stakeholders and help maintain efficient clinic operations in a mission-driven setting.

This secondary teaching role at Young Middle School involves instructing students in French language and culture within a face-to-face classroom environment. The position requires designing engaging lessons, administering assessments to track student progress, and fostering a respectful, inclusive school climate. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, collaborating with colleagues on curriculum development, and communicating regularly with parents and administrators. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student success through differentiated instruction and professional growth opportunities. Candidates must be adaptable to changing district needs and available for on-site work during regular business hours.

This full-time School Psychologist role is based at Woodland Middle School within the Student Support Services department. The position focuses on diagnosing academic and social-emotional difficulties, conducting comprehensive psychological assessments, and designing remediation programs through the Response to Intervention process. Key responsibilities include collaborating with staff and parents to develop Individualized Education Plans, facilitating Positive Behavior Intervention and Support initiatives, and providing direct counseling and crisis intervention. The role appeals to candidates seeking to foster an inclusive school climate where equity and student success are central. It offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth and requires a Master's degree in Psychology with an Illinois School Psychology endorsement.

This Certified Medication Aide role within the Correctional Managed Care team supports healthcare delivery for patient populations in Texas correctional and juvenile justice facilities. Key responsibilities include administering medications in compliance with state regulations, collecting and documenting vital signs and patient data, and assisting with daily hygiene, mobility, and wound care. The position also involves maintaining drug room security and participating in patient intake screenings. The role offers the opportunity to serve an underserved community within a structured medical environment. Candidates must hold a current Texas Certified Medication Aide permit and be prepared for shift work in a secure facility setting.

This part-time Cook and Dietary Aide role at North Carolina Specialty Hospital supports patient care and food services within a high-ranking, physician-owned medical center. The position involves preparing meals for patients and cafeteria operations, maintaining strict sanitation standards, and assisting with catering events. Key responsibilities include cross-training for direct patient nutrition services such as menu planning and tray delivery, conducting inventory, and ensuring compliance with health regulations. The role appeals to candidates seeking a positive work culture with opportunities for career growth, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive environment that values diversity and employee input. The position requires flexibility to work varying weekday and weekend shifts.

This seasonal assistant coaching role supports the Boys and Girls Swim program at Kickapoo High School within the Springfield Public School District. The position involves developing individual and team practice regimes, analyzing opponent strategies to create game plans, and instructing student athletes to enhance their skills and teamwork. Key responsibilities include supervising students during competitions and travel, monitoring academic eligibility, and maintaining detailed program records. The role appeals to candidates seeking to foster student growth and sportsmanship within a large, academically focused district. The position requires a Missouri Substitute Teaching Certification and involves evening and weekend hours, with travel to off-campus events.

The IT Network Administrator role supports the ADM division at PermiaCare by managing the daily operations and reliability of the organization's network infrastructure. Key responsibilities include administering wired and wireless systems, configuring firewalls and VLANs, monitoring network performance, and serving as the primary contact for ISP coordination. The position also involves troubleshooting connectivity issues, maintaining security compliance including HIPAA standards, and providing technical support for end-user hardware and software. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within the healthcare sector, offering a chance to work with diverse technologies such as VOIP and Azure while contributing to critical operational stability. The role requires a hybrid work arrangement involving both office and field settings, with travel and driving duties necessary to support multiple locations.

The Student Services Center Specialist role serves as a central liaison within the university to support students and prospective applicants across multiple departments. Key responsibilities include managing student records, advising on admissions and financial aid processes, and coordinating with offices such as the Registrar and Business Office to resolve complex student issues. The position requires proficiency in student information systems and maintaining strict confidentiality. This opportunity appeals to those seeking a collaborative environment focused on student success, offering professional development and the chance to make a direct impact on the academic journey of the campus community.

The Neurodiagnostic Tech II role at Beth Israel Lahey Health involves performing routine and specialized EEG recordings, long-term telemetry monitoring, and intraoperative procedures such as electrocorticography. Key responsibilities include applying and removing electrodes, managing physiological data, providing emergency first aid for patients experiencing convulsions, and maintaining laboratory equipment. This position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative team of over 35,000 healthcare professionals dedicated to improving patient outcomes. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where technical skills directly impact lives, with opportunities to mentor residents and physicians. The position requires light physical activity and may involve standing or moving throughout the hospital campus.

The Student and Faculty Support Specialist role within the College of Osteopathic Medicine provides essential administrative and operational assistance to faculty and students. Key responsibilities include managing faculty calendars and travel, coordinating curriculum implementation in the Learning Management System, serving as the primary point of contact for student inquiries, and maintaining compliance records for accreditation. The position also involves supervising student employees and facilitating departmental events. This role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment at a public research university committed to social mobility and diversity. The position offers a collaborative culture with access to comprehensive benefits, including tuition waivers, and is based on the UNC campus in Greeley, Colorado.

The Student Accounts & Services Manager leads the student finance and accounts receivable team within Covista, a major healthcare education organization. This role oversees daily operations, staff development, and service quality to ensure students receive accurate and compassionate financial support. Key responsibilities include coaching the Account Management team, managing staffing and scheduling, resolving escalated student inquiries, and ensuring compliance with federal financial aid regulations. The position appeals to leaders seeking to make a tangible impact on healthcare workforce development within a collaborative culture that values professional growth and innovation. The role operates on a hybrid schedule requiring four days in the office per week.

The Manager, Account Management role leads the student finance and accounts receivable operations within Covista, a major healthcare education organization. This position oversees a team responsible for training, performance evaluation, and resolving student financial inquiries while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. Key duties include managing daily contact center operations, developing staffing and budget plans, and implementing process improvements to enhance the student experience. The role is appealing for its opportunity to drive meaningful impact in healthcare workforce development within a collaborative culture that values professional growth. The position operates on a hybrid schedule requiring four days per week in the office.

This part-time Cleaner role supports the State Education Department at a contract site in Albany, focusing on maintaining a clean and safe environment for staff and visitors. The position operates Monday through Friday during evening hours and involves routine duties such as trash removal, restroom maintenance, and operating floor care equipment like scrubbers and waxers. The role is particularly appealing for individuals seeking employment within a mission-driven human service agency that promotes social justice and community support. Key benefits include paid time off, medical and dental coverage, and retirement contributions. The position requires the ability to perform light to medium physical labor and follow safety procedures independently.

This role involves skilled stucco and masonry professionals working on commercial construction projects for WTI. Key responsibilities include executing project tasks according to engineering specifications, conducting daily safety inspections, and assisting the foreman with inventory tracking and equipment maintenance. The position requires expertise in areas such as concrete restoration, waterproofing, and tuckpointing while maintaining high-quality customer relations and adhering to all safety regulations. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive benefits package, which includes a company pension plan, health insurance, and 401K matching, alongside opportunities for continuing education. The role is performed on-site with reliable transportation required.

The Area Chief of Staff role is a full-time, hospital-based leadership position responsible for managing associate veterinarians across multiple facilities to ensure high-quality patient care and operational success. Key duties include providing medical leadership, overseeing clinical quality audits, managing talent retention and development, and ensuring regulatory compliance for veterinary operations. The position requires a blend of clinical practice and administrative oversight, with some travel to support area hospitals. This role appeals to veterinary professionals seeking to influence culture and drive growth within a mission-driven organization that prioritizes preventive care and employee well-being.

The Area Chief of Staff is a full-time, hospital-based leadership role responsible for managing associate veterinarians across multiple facilities to ensure high-quality care and operational success. Key duties include providing medical leadership, overseeing clinical quality audits and compliance, driving doctor retention and development, and partnering with practice managers to achieve performance goals. The position requires a licensed veterinarian with surgical expertise who balances administrative oversight with direct patient care. This role appeals to leaders seeking to shape veterinary culture, mentor emerging talent, and drive preventive care initiatives within a supportive organization that prioritizes professional growth and team well-being.

This full-time clinical role is a one-year fellowship within the Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy Division at the University of Southern California, based at Keck Medical Center and Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center. The fellow completes an AOTA-approved Physical Rehabilitation Fellowship under faculty mentorship, providing occupational therapy services across inpatient and outpatient settings. Key responsibilities include evaluating patient conditions, developing treatment plans, documenting care in compliance with regulatory standards, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams on quality improvement initiatives. The position offers a unique opportunity to engage in scholarly activities, participate in program development, and gain advanced clinical expertise in diverse rehabilitation populations. The role supports professional growth through structured didactic education and mentored service delivery within a collaborative academic medical environment.

This full-time Behavioral Neurologist role is based in Tacoma, Washington, within the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health neurology team. The physician will collaborate with a group of neuroscience providers to deliver patient-centered care in a busy, established practice. Key responsibilities include diagnosing and treating behavioral neurological conditions, maintaining a Monday through Friday schedule, and participating in a collaborative care model without overnight or weekend call duties. The position is appealing due to the organization's commitment to high-quality, compassionate care and its integrated health system spanning nearly 300 sites. The role offers a supportive work-life balance with no call requirements, comprehensive benefits including malpractice coverage and retirement matching, and the opportunity to live in the vibrant Puget Sound region known for its outdoor adventures, cultural amenities, and family-friendly environment.

This 1099 independent contractor role as a Principal Investigator in Neurology focuses on leading objective clinical research to enhance client quality of life. The position involves managing the full lifecycle of research projects, ensuring strict adherence to federal regulations and Good Clinical Practice guidelines, and overseeing subject safety and informed consent processes. Key responsibilities include designing study protocols, monitoring data integrity, and coordinating with internal teams to maintain compliance. The role appeals to experienced medical professionals seeking to apply their leadership skills in a dynamic, client-focused environment. It offers the opportunity to drive clinical continuous improvement while working with a collaborative team dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the field of neurology.

The Maintenance Technician II role within the Property Management department supports the Director of Facilities by overseeing maintenance operations for assigned properties. Key responsibilities include managing work orders, supervising and training junior technicians, maintaining inventory, and performing physical repairs and grounds upkeep including landscaping and snow removal. The position requires coordinating with vendors, ensuring property security, and providing on-call support for emergencies. This opportunity appeals to self-directed individuals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can utilize their technical skills while fostering a collaborative team culture. The role involves a mix of on-site property work and occasional travel for supplies, with a requirement for a reliable vehicle and availability for on-call rotations.

This full-time engineering role is based in the Boston office within WSP's New England Water Practice, focusing on utility, site design, and hydraulics. The position involves leading hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for water distribution, stormwater management, dam safety, and flood control projects using tools like HEC-RAS, AutoCAD Civil 3D, and ArcGIS. Key responsibilities include designing bid packages, preparing technical reports, conducting field inspections, and mentoring junior engineers. The role offers a collaborative environment with strong support for professional development through local chapter memberships and internal networks. Employees benefit from an inclusive culture that champions diversity and provides regular learning opportunities. The position requires occasional travel and field work, blending office-based modeling with on-site project coordination.