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This full-time Classroom Assistant role supports special education students by assisting licensed staff in delivering differentiated instruction and maintaining a conducive learning environment. Candidates will work with students with mild to severe special needs, aid in personal care, crisis support, and participate in classroom and community activities. The position requires relevant education or experience, certification clearance, and offers weekly pay with benefits including sick leave and 401K eligibility.

The Phlebotomist at Labcorp is responsible for collecting blood and other specimens from patients of all ages using venipuncture and capillary techniques while maintaining accurate patient records. The role requires excellent customer service skills, data entry, specimen preparation, and occasional travel to multiple sites. Candidates must have phlebotomy certification or relevant experience and the ability to work independently in a healthcare setting.

The Care Manager RN coordinates comprehensive patient care by collaborating with healthcare professionals and addressing social determinants of health to ensure effective transitional care management. This role requires a California RN license, experience in acute care management or related programs, and emphasizes patient-centered, whole-person care. Providence Holy Cross Medical Center offers full-time employment, competitive benefits, and a supportive work environment focusing on serving vulnerable populations.

This role involves assisting licensed teachers in supporting students with special education needs by helping with assignments, reinforcing instructions, and maintaining a positive classroom environment. The Classroom Assistant works with individuals or small groups, provides personal care, and supports students both in-class and during community outings. Candidates should have relevant experience, appropriate qualifications, and physical ability to assist students effectively throughout the school day.

A Phlebotomist is responsible for collecting blood and other specimens from patients using venipuncture and capillary techniques. This role requires strong customer service skills, accurate data entry, specimen preparation, and occasional travel to multiple sites. The position offers opportunities for growth, benefits eligibility, and contributions to important health diagnostics.

The School Social Worker (LCSW) provides comprehensive mental health and social-emotional support to students in a therapeutic school setting. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, counseling individuals and groups, crisis intervention, and collaborating with educators and families to improve student well-being and academic success. The role requires an MSW degree, active LCSW licensure, experience with children and adolescents, and skills in trauma-informed care within a school environment.

This role involves supporting students with special needs in classroom settings by assisting teachers, implementing IEPs, and providing behavioral and personal care support. Candidates should have relevant education credits or an associate degree, experience with special education, and the physical ability to assist students throughout the school day. The position offers full-time hours during the school year, competitive pay, and benefits like paid sick leave and 401K eligibility.

The Paraprofessional role involves supporting teachers by assisting students with special needs in classroom settings, implementing individualized education plans, and managing behavior. Candidates should have at least a high school diploma, experience in childcare or education, and be capable of physical tasks involving student care. This position offers a full-time schedule with benefits and emphasizes making a positive impact on students’ educational experiences.

The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) provides comprehensive speech and language therapy services to K-5 students in a school setting, developing individualized treatment plans and collaborating with educators and families. This full-time role requires ASHA certification and an active Illinois license. The position focuses on improving students' communication skills using evidence-based practices and participating in IEP meetings.

The Teaching Assistant supports licensed educators by assisting students with special education needs, implementing individualized education plans, and maintaining a positive learning environment. Responsibilities include behavior management, crisis intervention, and providing personal care to students as needed. This role requires a high school diploma, experience in childcare or education, and the ability to physically support students during the school day.