Nature Education Jobs

This 10-month school-based role involves providing mental health services to middle and high school students within a district administration framework. Key responsibilities include conducting diagnostic assessments, developing individual treatment plans, and delivering the SPARCS group intervention to adolescents dealing with chronic trauma and stress. The position also requires collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, consulting with school staff, and documenting services for reimbursement. The role is appealing due to its focus on trauma-informed care and the opportunity to implement evidence-based therapies that enhance student coping skills. Clinicians will serve three school sites and work with a grant-funded team supported by specialized training from the NC Child Treatment Program.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Medical-Surgical department at a facility in Juneau, Alaska. The position involves caring for patients with chronic injuries or illnesses, focusing on pain management, health education, and triage to support patient independence. Key responsibilities include providing medical screenings, managing cases, and adapting to rotating shifts of three 12-hour days over an 18-week contract. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through exposure to diverse patient populations and new healthcare environments. It offers the opportunity to expand a professional network nationwide while enjoying comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement matching. The assignment requires a minimum of one year of experience and a valid state nursing license.

This 13-week travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Cardiac Catheterization Lab at a facility in Lewes, Delaware. The position involves providing specialized nursing care during day shifts, maintaining high professional standards in critical situations, and adapting to diverse medical technologies and patient populations. The role is appealing for its focus on professional growth through exposure to varied healthcare environments and advanced procedures. LRS Healthcare supports travelers with a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, housing options, and 24/7 assistance. The arrangement offers flexibility for those seeking to expand their clinical skills while working in a supportive, traveler-first culture.

This full-time dietitian role is based at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and specializes in adult small bowel transplant care within the medical nutrition therapy department. The position involves conducting comprehensive malnutrition assessments, performing nutrition-focused physical exams, and formulating individualized treatment plans for inpatients. Key responsibilities include consulting with physicians and allied health professionals during clinical rounds, documenting patient care in electronic medical records, and participating in journal clubs and professional presentations to advance clinical practice. The role offers a collaborative environment where the dietitian can cross-cover various units including neonatal and pediatric services. It appeals to professionals seeking to work in a high-acuity transplant setting with opportunities for continuous learning, leadership development, and maintaining active professional credentials.

This PRN Clinical Dietitian I role provides comprehensive medical nutrition therapy to inpatients at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. The position involves conducting malnutrition assessments, formulating individualized nutrition care plans, and collaborating with physicians and allied health professionals during clinical rounds. Key responsibilities include documenting treatment findings in medical records, cross-covering various departments such as Neonatal ICU and Pediatrics, and engaging in professional development through journal clubs and presentations. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment within a respected academic medical center, offering opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and continuous learning. The position requires flexibility to adapt to varying schedules and patient needs while maintaining current professional credentials.

The Learning Specialist role supports the Academic Support Center at The Chicago School, focusing on holistic academic services for pre-professional and medical students in STEM fields. Key responsibilities include conducting one-on-one coaching to identify learning gaps, developing individualized academic plans, and facilitating workshops on quantitative reasoning and study strategies. The position also involves supervising peer consultants and collaborating with faculty to enhance curriculum and student success initiatives. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven nonprofit university committed to equity and innovation in health sciences education. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with primary on-site presence at the Chicago campus and some remote flexibility.

This full-time entry-level role is a New Grad Registered Nurse position within the HCA Nurse Residency Program at Parham Doctors' Hospital. The one-year program supports recent nursing graduates through a structured transition from student to professional practice. Key responsibilities include assessing patient conditions, administering medications, performing clinical procedures, and educating patients and families on care plans. The position offers a supportive environment with mentorship from experienced nurse leaders, hands-on simulations, and opportunities for specialized clinical training. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth, comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance, and a collaborative culture focused on patient-centered care. While the position is primarily on-site, some travel may be required for training, and flexible start dates are available.

This full-time Early Childhood Teacher role for the 2026-2027 school year focuses on fostering a safe, nurturing, and engaging learning environment for young students. The position involves planning and implementing developmentally appropriate lessons that support literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional growth, while also supervising daily activities and assisting with personal care needs. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, collaborating with families and staff, and maintaining detailed student records. The role appeals to educators passionate about early development, offering the opportunity to shape foundational learning skills in a supportive school community. The position is based on-site within the Rock Hill Schools district and requires a valid driver's license for potential travel to district meetings.

This full-time Licensed Practical Nurse role is based at West Jefferson Medical Center within the LCMC Health oncology clinic. The position involves managing patient flow, recording vital signs, preparing patients for examinations, and administering medications and vaccinations. Key responsibilities include maintaining infection control protocols, documenting clinical tasks in electronic medical records, collecting specimens, and providing patient education. The role offers a supportive culture that values authenticity, inclusion, and personal growth, allowing nurses to deepen their calling in a community-focused environment. The position operates on a day shift schedule.

The role involves serving as a Teacher for toddlers and preschoolers at Temple Shir Tikva Early Learning Center in Wayland, Massachusetts. This full-time position focuses on leading a play-based, Reggio-inspired classroom that emphasizes nature-based learning and social-emotional development. Key responsibilities include designing developmentally appropriate curricula, facilitating indoor and outdoor exploration, and building strong relationships with families and colleagues. The position is appealing due to its supportive, collaborative culture that prioritizes professional growth and mentorship for educators. The school offers a flexible schedule with morning or afternoon shifts and provides opportunities for ongoing reflection and coaching within a warm, inclusive community rooted in Jewish values.

This part-time substitute role supports Child-Parent Centers in the Nogales area by providing flexible coverage in classrooms, food service, or custodial duties. The position involves assisting teachers with curriculum implementation, preparing meals according to nutritional guidelines, and maintaining safe, clean facilities for preschoolers. The role appeals to early childhood professionals seeking growth, as the organization offers financial support for obtaining credentials like the CDA or degrees in child development. Employees benefit from a collaborative culture, paid leave, and eligibility for health and retirement plans. The position requires in-person work at multiple centers with a personal vehicle for travel, featuring a variable schedule that may include early mornings, evenings, or weekends for special events.

This full-time Nurse Practitioner role serves as a Float provider within a Family Practice team in West Phoenix, Arizona. The position involves delivering versatile primary care services across various clinical settings, conducting comprehensive patient assessments, and providing patient education to ensure continuity of care. Key responsibilities include collaborating with healthcare professionals to manage diverse patient needs and adapting to different environments. The opportunity is appealing due to the dynamic nature of the float role, which fosters professional growth and versatility. The employer offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, retirement plan participation, and support for continuing nursing education. This position requires a Master's or Doctoral degree in Nursing with Family NP certification and current Arizona licensure.

The Imagination Program Specialist role at New Country Day Camp involves designing and leading creative outdoor programming for kindergarten through eighth-grade campers in a neurodiverse, multicultural community. Key responsibilities include developing age-appropriate lesson plans rooted in Jewish traditions, managing 30 to 40 camper groups through fantasy-based activities, and supervising Counselors-in-Training. The position also requires coordinating logistics such as bus supervision, inventory management, and facilitating weekly Shabbat celebrations. This opportunity appeals to educators passionate about outdoor learning and inclusive environments, offering a chance to foster meaningful connections between campers and nature while contributing to a supportive, collaborative summer culture on Staten Island.

This full-time Early Childhood Teacher role supports students in developing foundational skills through a broad range of teaching services under the supervision of the school principal. Key responsibilities include designing differentiated lesson plans aligned with state standards, managing classroom behavior, and communicating regularly with families to track student progress. The position emphasizes creating a respectful, inclusive environment that nurtures diverse learners while integrating technology and 21st-century skills into daily instruction. The role appeals to educators seeking to lead a professional learning community and grow through continuous professional development. The position is based on-site at a North Carolina school and requires a valid state teaching license.

The Assistant Curator of Archaeology role at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science bridges traditional curatorial oversight with advanced laboratory science within the Anthropology Department. Key responsibilities include designing and implementing analytical research protocols using techniques like stable isotope analysis, managing the ethical stewardship of over 580,000 archaeological objects, and fostering collaborative relationships with Indigenous and source communities. The position also involves translating complex scientific findings into public narratives and mentoring early-career professionals. This opportunity appeals to scholars seeking a collaborative, outwardly focused environment that values equity and multi-vocal curation. The role offers the chance to drive new scholarship on significant regional collections while contributing to a culture that prioritizes scientific curiosity, creativity, and community engagement.

The Director of Science serves as a strategic leader for The Nature Conservancy's Nevada and Utah chapters, guiding the development and deployment of evidence-based conservation strategies. Key responsibilities include mentoring science teams, designing complex conservation projects, fostering multi-disciplinary partnerships, and integrating scientific insights into regional policy initiatives. This role appeals to candidates seeking to drive transformative environmental outcomes while working within a collaborative, mission-driven culture that values diversity and professional growth. The position offers a flexible work environment with up to 30% travel required between Salt Lake City and Reno to support on-the-ground conservation efforts.

The Night Custodian role at Uplift Luna Preparatory supports campus operations by ensuring a safe, clean, and functional learning environment for students and staff. Key responsibilities include performing nightly routine cleaning of classrooms and restrooms, managing waste disposal, and assisting with morning cafeteria setup. The position also involves light maintenance tasks such as repairing fixtures, deep cleaning floors and windows, and responding to emergency situations. This opportunity appeals to individuals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization dedicated to educational excellence. The role offers a stable position within a supportive school community, requiring physical stamina and the ability to work independently during evening hours.

The 2026-2027 English Teacher role involves delivering comprehensive instruction to students while fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment. Key responsibilities include developing engaging lesson plans aligned with state standards, differentiating instruction to meet diverse learner needs, and maintaining effective classroom management. The position also requires regular communication with families, student assessment, and active participation in professional development to ensure continuous growth. This opportunity appeals to educators committed to leadership and collaboration within a professional learning community. The role is based on-site at a school under the supervision of the Principal, offering a chance to shape student success through dedicated teaching and community engagement.

The Journalism Teacher role at New Country Day Camp involves leading an open-tent, outdoor summer program for neurodiverse campers in kindergarten through eighth grade. Key responsibilities include designing and delivering daily journalism lessons such as interviews and investigative writing, managing weekly camp newspapers, and supervising Counselors-in-Training. The position requires developing age-appropriate lesson plans, facilitating Shabbat celebrations, and supporting camp logistics including bus supervision and equipment management. This opportunity appeals to educators passionate about Jewish tradition, outdoor learning, and inclusive community building. The role offers a collaborative environment on Staten Island with transportation provided from Manhattan and Brooklyn locations.

The Student Pathways Coordinator serves as a key member of the Admissions team at Blackfeet Community College, focusing on supporting dual enrollment and transfer students. Key responsibilities include evaluating transfer credits, advising students on degree pathways, and coordinating recruitment and outreach efforts to facilitate smooth transitions to four-year institutions. The role involves collaborating with Tribal Colleges and universities, managing grant initiatives with the American Indian College Fund, and maintaining accurate student records. This position is appealing for its mission-driven focus on Native student success and the opportunity to build strategic transfer partnerships. The role requires regular travel for regional and national outreach and is based on-site with a hybrid work arrangement.

The Clinical Dietitian I role supports a multidisciplinary healthcare team in delivering patient-centered nutrition care within a hospital setting. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive nutrition assessments, developing evidence-based intervention plans, and providing education to patients, families, and medical staff. The position requires adherence to professional standards, accurate documentation in electronic medical records, and collaboration with other healthcare providers to ensure quality outcomes. This entry-level opportunity is ideal for recent graduates or those preparing for the RD exam, offering a supportive environment for professional growth through mentorship, continuing education, and participation in quality improvement initiatives.

This full-time RN II position operates within a dialysis department, focusing on delivering specialized renal care and supporting clinical operations. Key responsibilities include assessing patient needs, administering hemodialysis and CRRT treatments, interpreting critical lab values, and serving as a charge nurse to coordinate staff. The role also involves educating patients and staff, consulting with physicians around the clock, and participating in hospital committees to improve care standards. This opportunity appeals to experienced nurses seeking a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth through precepting new employees and serving on inter-disciplinary teams. The position is based on-site at a medical center and may require occasional travel or call duties depending on department needs.