Tamp Jobs

This full-time role within the Water and Sewer Department involves operating specialized heavy motor equipment to maintain and construct municipal water infrastructure. Key responsibilities include operating front-end loaders and backhoes, installing and repairing water mains, hydrants, and valves, and responding to system emergencies and flooding conditions. The position requires reading engineering blueprints, performing confined space entries, and ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable career with a public service mission, offering comprehensive benefits including health insurance, a pension plan, and tuition reimbursement. The position is on-site and requires physical agility to work in varying weather conditions and construction environments.

This full-time Information System Security Engineer role supports the Crane Naval Base in Indiana within a government-focused technology team. The position involves designing and implementing secure network architectures, managing Risk Management Framework activities, and developing technical security documentation such as risk assessments and cybersecurity strategies. The role requires independent execution of certification and testing processes in compliance with NIST and DoD standards. The position is appealing due to the company's strong investment in employee growth through training, certification support, and tuition assistance. It offers a collaborative small-company culture with Monday through Friday day shifts, paid relocation assistance, and comprehensive benefits including healthcare and retirement plans.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Progressive Care Unit at a historic St. Louis hospital. The position involves caring for adult medical and telemetry patients on 12-hour night shifts with a typical ratio of four to six patients. Key responsibilities include managing ventilators, tracheostomies, and IV drips, interpreting EKGs, and utilizing the EPIC electronic medical records system. The role appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment within a nationally recognized facility known for safety and specialized care. The assignment offers a 13-week duration with potential for extension, requiring recent bedside experience and specific certifications in BLS, ACLS, and EKG.

This Psychiatry Associate Residency Training Director role at Lakeland Regional Health combines clinical leadership with academic responsibilities through a faculty appointment at Nova Southeastern University. The position involves overseeing residency training programs, managing a diverse team of 16 psychiatrists, and facilitating scholarly work within a robust research department. Key duties include directing educational curricula, ensuring compliance with accreditation standards, and fostering collaboration across multiple GME programs. The role is appealing due to protected time for research, flexible scheduling, and access to a state-of-the-art behavioral health center in an 892-bed tertiary hospital. The position offers a collaborative culture within a vibrant community known for its affordability and proximity to major attractions, supporting both professional growth and work-life balance.

This role involves joining the expanding Dale Earnhardt Jr. Collision Center in Tallahassee, Florida, as an Auto Body Estimator or Collision Technician within the Hendrick Automotive Group. Key responsibilities include processing high-volume customer and insurance estimates, performing structural and non-structural repairs, and utilizing advanced OEM-certified equipment. The position is appealing due to the company's commitment to quality, offering comprehensive paid training, top-tier tools, and significant growth opportunities within a premier automotive organization. The role provides a supportive team culture and includes full relocation assistance for qualified candidates moving from other Florida markets. The work arrangement is based at a modern, climate-controlled facility with consistent workflow and flexible shop hours.

This full-time Carpenter Helper role supports Moore Industries, a rapidly growing industrial contractor specializing in civil and facility maintenance projects. Based in Wadley, GA, the position operates on a 6-10 day shift schedule. Key responsibilities include loading and moving construction materials, installing concrete forms and scaffolding, mixing and pouring concrete, and assisting heavy equipment operators with signaling and alignment tasks. The role also involves grading earth, operating pneumatic tools, and managing site debris. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking career growth within a company that values passion and purpose, offering a collaborative environment with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401(k) match.

This Actuarial Analyst I role supports Pricing, Indications, and Reserving teams at USAA, focusing on delivering financial security to the military community. The position involves independently applying complex actuarial methodologies to unstructured projects, performing trend analysis, running catastrophe models, and communicating technical insights to executive leadership. Key responsibilities include identifying process improvements, leading unit initiatives, and training teammates on actuarial tools. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture defined by integrity and service, with opportunities for professional growth through career path planning and continuing education. The position requires an in-office presence four days per week across various US locations.

This Actuary role within USAA's Go-to-Market Pricing unit focuses on leading state-level pricing strategies for the military community. The position involves designing complex pricing methodologies, developing alternative models to meet regulatory requirements, and utilizing advanced statistical techniques to solve unstructured business problems. Key responsibilities include training team members, communicating data-driven insights to executive leadership, and driving process improvements to mitigate risk. The role is appealing for its blend of technical depth and strategic influence, offering opportunities to mentor others and shape the future of insurance products. The position requires an in-office presence four days per week across several US locations, with relocation assistance available, and supports a culture defined by integrity, loyalty, and service.

The Federal Program Manager role at DTC Global Services involves leading operational, technical, and administrative delivery for high-value federal contracts within the DC Metro area. Key responsibilities include managing program scope and budgets, ensuring compliance with federal cybersecurity and acquisition standards, and driving Agile and DevSecOps methodologies across cross-functional teams. The position requires serving as the primary liaison for government stakeholders while mentoring engineers and analysts to achieve mission-aligned outcomes. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture built on family, respect, and excellence, offering professional growth through continuous learning and a flexible work environment that balances periodic onsite client visits with remote work.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital in Turtle Lake, North Dakota, focusing on medical-surgical and geriatric care. The position involves working 12-hour night shifts within a team-based care model, managing patients recovering from surgery and those with conditions like dementia and stroke. Key responsibilities include utilizing the EPIC electronic medical record system, providing care for general rehabilitation needs, and potentially floating to the emergency department based on experience. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work in a close-knit rural community with a peaceful atmosphere, offering self-scheduling flexibility and a supportive environment with charge nurses and nurse aides available on every shift. The assignment requires a minimum of two years of bedside experience and relevant certifications.

The Utility Technician I role is an entry-level position within the Union County Water Department responsible for maintaining water and sewer infrastructure. Key duties include installing and repairing water and sewer taps, operating heavy machinery such as excavators and vacuum jetters, conducting system inspections, and performing emergency repairs. The position also involves maintaining pump stations, flushing hydrants, and ensuring regulatory compliance through water sampling. This role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on technical work with a public service mission, offering opportunities to obtain industry certifications and gain experience with diverse equipment. The work arrangement includes on-site field duties, potential night shifts, and on-call rotation, requiring physical stamina and the ability to work in various weather conditions.

This full-time role at the Priscilla Gardner Main Library combines building maintenance and security duties within the largest municipal library system in New Jersey. The position involves cleaning public areas, performing minor repairs to facilities, and patrolling the grounds to ensure safety and prevent unauthorized access. Key responsibilities include operating cleaning equipment, managing waste and recycling, and enforcing library regulations to maintain a secure environment for the community. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable position with comprehensive benefits, including health coverage and a pension plan, within a culturally diverse and inclusive organization. The schedule covers a 35-hour workweek with occasional evening and weekend shifts, and a SORA license is required or must be obtained shortly after hiring.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39.5 who have had at least one healthy pregnancy and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, attending all required prenatal appointments, and carrying the pregnancy to term. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support, including full coverage of all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs. Candidates receive significant financial compensation and a pre-pregnancy payout. The agency provides obstetrician-managed care throughout the process, ensuring a safe and supported experience for the surrogate.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39.5 who have previously had a healthy pregnancy and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, carrying the pregnancy to term, and attending all necessary medical appointments. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support covering all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs for the candidate. The agency provides obstetrician-managed care and financial compensation throughout the process. This is a full-time commitment that varies by location but generally requires the surrogate to be available for medical procedures and delivery.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate for an obstetrician-managed agency, supporting intended parents in building their families. Key responsibilities include completing a medical screening, undergoing the pregnancy process, and adhering to a healthy lifestyle throughout the journey. The position is appealing due to comprehensive coverage of all medical, legal, and travel expenses, ensuring no out-of-pocket costs for the candidate. The agency offers a supportive environment with a streamlined matching process for medically cleared individuals. This opportunity is available to eligible women across the United States who have previously had a healthy pregnancy.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39.5 who have had at least one healthy pregnancy and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, carrying the pregnancy to term, and attending all necessary medical appointments. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support where all medical, legal, and travel expenses are fully covered with no out-of-pocket costs. Candidates receive financial compensation for their time and effort, along with a dedicated obstetrician-managed program to ensure safety and a faster matching process. The arrangement is based in the United States with support provided throughout the journey.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39 with a history of healthy pregnancies and no prior delivery complications. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, attending all required prenatal appointments, and carrying the pregnancy to term while adhering to a healthy lifestyle. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive support provided, which covers all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs for the candidate. The agency offers a medically managed program designed to facilitate faster matching and provides ongoing guidance throughout the entire journey.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39.5 who have had at least one healthy pregnancy and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, attending all required prenatal appointments, and carrying the pregnancy to term. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support covering all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs. Candidates benefit from a medically managed program designed to facilitate faster matching and receive significant financial compensation throughout the process. The arrangement is based in the United States with potential travel for medical procedures.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families through a medically managed agency. The position requires candidates to be women aged 20 to 39 with a history of healthy pregnancies and a commitment to a drug-free lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, attending all required prenatal appointments, and carrying a pregnancy to term while adhering to the agency's health guidelines. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive support provided, which covers all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs for the candidate. The agency emphasizes a collaborative environment with obstetrician oversight to ensure safety and a faster matching process. This arrangement is available to qualified individuals across the United States.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39.5 who have had at least one healthy pregnancy and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, carrying a pregnancy to term, and attending all required medical appointments. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support covering all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs. Candidates receive financial compensation for their time and effort, along with a dedicated obstetrician-managed program to ensure safety and a smooth process. The arrangement is based in the United States with specific eligibility requirements regarding citizenship and prior pregnancy history.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families for intended parents. The position requires women aged 20 to 39.5 who have had at least one healthy pregnancy and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Key responsibilities include undergoing medical screenings, carrying the pregnancy to term, and attending all necessary medical appointments. The opportunity is appealing due to comprehensive support, including full coverage of all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no out-of-pocket costs. Candidates benefit from a medically managed program designed to facilitate faster matching and receive financial compensation for their time and commitment. The arrangement is based in the United States with potential travel for medical care.

This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help build families through a medically managed agency. The position covers all medical, legal, and travel expenses with no upfront costs to the candidate. Key responsibilities include maintaining a healthy lifestyle, completing medical screenings, and carrying a pregnancy to term while receiving ongoing support from obstetricians. The opportunity is appealing due to the comprehensive financial compensation package, which includes a pre-pregnancy payout and a total compensation range starting at $60,000. The agency emphasizes a supportive environment with a focus on candidate safety and faster matching times for those who meet the eligibility criteria.