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Special Education Teachers at The Stepping Stones Group provide compassionate, tailored instruction to students with special needs, aiming to empower and support their unique learning journeys. They hold a Master's degree in Special Education and a valid Illinois Professional Educator License with LBS1 endorsement, working in a collaborative and growth-focused environment. The role offers competitive pay, benefits, professional development opportunities, and relocation assistance to foster a supportive and rewarding career.

Special Education Aides support students with a range of special needs by assisting teachers, adapting curriculum, and fostering a positive learning environment. They work directly with individual or small groups of students to reinforce instructional material and may provide personal care assistance. This full-time paraprofessional role offers meaningful experience in special education settings and requires a high school diploma and prior experience supporting children with special needs.

The Staff Automation Controls Engineer at Cepheid is responsible for designing, implementing, and supporting automation and control systems including SCADA, PLCs, and HMIs to enhance manufacturing efficiency in life sciences and biotechnology. The role involves mentoring junior engineers, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and troubleshooting complex control systems. Candidates require extensive experience with Rockwell software, Ignition SCADA, various communication protocols, and database management, with travel up to 15%.

The Clinical Laboratory Scientist I conducts moderate to complex laboratory testing on clinical specimens, ensuring quality control and proper documentation under the supervision of the Laboratory Medical Director. The role involves maintaining laboratory equipment, troubleshooting issues, mentoring new staff, and adhering to safety and regulatory standards. This position supports cancer detection and treatment decisions within a collaborative, purpose-driven healthcare environment.

The Clinical Laboratory Associate IV supports and leads day-to-day specimen processing operations, focusing on quality management, workflow optimization, and team leadership within a clinical laboratory setting. Responsibilities include scheduling, employee development, process improvement, compliance with safety and regulatory standards, and collaboration with lab training departments. This role requires strong communication, critical thinking, and the ability to adapt in a fast-paced healthcare laboratory environment.