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PediaStaff seeks a licensed School Speech-Language Pathologist for a full-time, in-person role in Yelm, WA to serve a caseload of 45–50 students for the 2025–2026 school year. The SLP will assess, develop, and implement individualized speech and language programs, provide small-group and individual instruction, consult with parents and professionals, and maintain data and documentation. Requires a master's in Communication Disorders or SLP, Washington SLP license and ESA certificate; benefits include medical/dental/vision, 401(k) matching, housing allowance, and weekly pay.

Registered Nurse (RN) in radiation oncology provides and coordinates age-appropriate patient care, ensuring safe, efficient, and high-quality treatment in accordance with unit and organizational standards. Requires RN licensure, BLS, and other department certifications, with skills in communication, patient rights, and handling of infectious exposures and x-rays. Role involves physical tasks (lifting, positioning), variable hours, and working under the supervision of a Patient Care Director or Manager in a clinical healthcare environment.

PediaStaff seeks a licensed School Speech-Language Pathologist to provide full-time, in-person SLP services for 45–50 students in Yelm, WA for the 2025–2026 school year. Responsibilities include assessment, individualized treatment planning, data collection, parent/teacher consultation, and delivering individual and small-group instruction across elementary to high school settings. Requires a master's in Communication Disorders or SLP, Washington SLP license and ESA certificate; offers competitive pay ($58–65/hr), benefits, housing allowance, 401(k) match and professional support.

PediaStaff seeks a licensed School Speech-Language Pathologist to provide in-person, full-time assessment and individualized speech/language therapy to K–12 students in Yelm, WA for the 2025–2026 school year. The role includes administering tests, developing IEP-aligned programs, data collection, consultation with parents/staff/physicians, and delivering individual and small-group instruction across elementary, middle, or high school settings. Requires a master's in Speech-Language Pathology, Washington SLP license and ESA certificate; offers competitive pay, benefits, housing allowance for travelers, 401(k) match, and professional support.

PediaStaff is hiring a licensed School Speech-Language Pathologist in Yelm, WA to provide full-time, in-person evaluation and therapy services for a caseload of 45–50 students across elementary, middle, or high school for the 2025–2026 school year. The role involves assessment, individualized treatment planning, data collection, family and staff consultation, and curriculum adaptation; requires a master’s in Communication Disorders, WA SLP license, and WA State ESA certificate. Benefits include medical/dental/vision, 401(k) matching, housing allowance/per diem options, weekly pay, credentialing support, and professional development/clinical mentorship.

PediaStaff seeks a licensed School Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) for a full-time, in-person school-year assignment in Yelm, WA to serve a caseload of 45–50 students across elementary, middle, or high school settings. The role involves assessment, individualized treatment planning, data collection, collaboration with parents and school staff, and delivering individual and small-group instruction. Requires a master's in Communication Disorders or Speech-Language Pathology, Washington SLP license, and WA State ESA certificate; offers competitive pay ($58–65/hr), benefits, housing allowance, and professional support.

Registered Nurse (RN) in Radiation Oncology providing coordinated, age-appropriate clinical care, ensuring safety and quality consistent with unit and organizational standards. Requires RN degree, current state license (NM or compact), BLS, and other department certifications; works with exposure risks (infectious diseases, x-rays) in a variable, sometimes stressful clinical environment. Role involves physical patient handling, emergency response, clear communication with patients/families and collaboration with care leadership.

Part-time Registered Nurse (RN) in Radiation Oncology who coordinates and delivers age-appropriate, high-quality patient care on assigned units, adhering to unit and organizational standards. Requires graduation from an accredited nursing program, current RN licensure (New Mexico or compact), BLS, and other department certifications within specified timeframes; role involves exposure to infectious agents and x-rays and variable, sometimes stressful hours. Duties include patient assessment, clinical interventions, communication with patients/families and staff, and physical tasks such as transferring patients and handling equipment.

Part-time Registered Nurse (RN) in Radiation Oncology who coordinates and delivers age-appropriate, safe, high-quality patient care on assigned units. Requires RN degree, current state RN license (or compact), BLS, and other department certifications within specified timeframes; work involves exposure to infectious agents and x-rays and may include physically demanding patient handling. Reports to Patient Care Director/Manager and must communicate effectively with patients, families, and staff while working flexible hours and managing emergencies.

Part-time Registered Nurse (RN) in Radiation Oncology provides and coordinates patient-centered clinical care, ensuring safety and quality per unit standards while working with multidisciplinary teams. Requires an accredited RN degree, current RN license (NM or compact), BLS, and other department certifications within specified timeframes. Role involves physical patient handling, exposure to infectious agents and x-rays, variable hours, and communication tailored to patient age and needs.