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The Float Phlebotomist at Labcorp performs skilled blood specimen collections using venipuncture and capillary techniques across multiple sites, ensuring accurate patient data entry and superior customer service. The role involves preparing specimens for analysis, processing billing and payments, and conducting administrative duties. Candidates must be certified or trained phlebotomists with strong communication skills and the ability to work independently with a flexible schedule including overtime and weekends.

This role involves working as an on-call substitute teacher supporting classrooms within a single school building, primarily focusing on students with special education needs. The position requires following lesson plans, maintaining a safe learning environment, and assisting students throughout the school day. Applicants must hold a substitute teaching license and have experience working with children, especially in special education settings.

This role involves providing tailored instruction and support to K–12 students with special needs in inclusive classroom settings to help meet their IEP goals. The position requires collaboration with classroom teachers and maintaining a safe, conducive learning environment across multiple schools during a consistent weekday schedule. Candidates need a substitute teaching license, experience with children, and must be physically capable of assisting students as needed.

The Teacher Aide role involves supporting students with special educational needs by providing academic, behavioral, and personal care assistance in classroom settings. Responsibilities include implementing behavior plans, offering one-on-one support, collaborating with teachers and parents, and maintaining an inclusive learning environment. The position requires a high school diploma, experience with special education, strong communication skills, and the ability to manage physical tasks and challenging behaviors.

This position is for a Teaching Assistant specializing in special education, providing individualized and behavioral support to students with mild to severe special needs. The role involves collaborating with teachers, supporting classroom activities, implementing behavior intervention plans, and assisting with personal care tasks. Candidates should have experience in special education support, strong communication skills, and the physical ability to assist students throughout the school day.

This role involves working as an on-call substitute teacher supporting classrooms within a single school building, primarily focusing on students with special education needs. The position requires following lesson plans, maintaining a safe learning environment, and assisting students throughout the school day. Applicants must hold a substitute teaching license and have experience working with children, especially in special education settings.

The Geriatric Medicine Physician provides comprehensive, person-centered care to older adults, managing chronic conditions and leading inpatient consult services. This role also involves mentoring fellows and residents, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, and contributing to advancements in geriatric care. The position is based in Rhinebeck, NY, offering a competitive salary and opportunities for professional development within a community hospital setting.

The Building Substitute Teacher role involves supporting multiple classrooms within a single school building by following lesson plans and maintaining a safe, conducive learning environment. Candidates must hold a Substitute Teaching License in Arizona and have experience working with children, including those with special needs. The position offers daily pay, a Monday to Thursday schedule, and benefits such as paid sick leave and 401K eligibility.

This role involves providing tailored instruction and support to K–12 students with special needs in inclusive classroom settings to help meet their IEP goals. The position requires collaboration with classroom teachers and maintaining a safe, conducive learning environment across multiple schools during a consistent weekday schedule. Candidates need a substitute teaching license, experience with children, and must be physically capable of assisting students as needed.

The role of Paraprofessional involves supporting students with special education needs by assisting licensed staff in implementing academic adaptations and individualized education plans. Responsibilities include working with students individually or in small groups to address learning, social, and behavioral needs while maintaining a safe and conducive classroom environment. The position requires at least 60 college credits or passing relevant assessments, with emphasis on experience supporting children in structured settings and offers benefits such as weekly pay and 401K eligibility.