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The Medical Assistant provides direct and indirect patient care and completes clerical duties under the supervision of medical professionals. They support healthcare facility policies and patient interactions while requiring certification and basic healthcare training. Experience in clinical or ambulatory settings is preferred but not mandatory.

The Staff Nurse provides direct and indirect patient care by utilizing clinical nursing skills, assessment, and individualized care planning in accordance with established standards and evidence-based practices. They engage in patient and family education, participate in quality improvement initiatives, and support unit governance and staff education. The role requires current RN licensure, relevant certifications, and the ability to work in various specialized clinical settings with diverse patient populations.

The Dialysis Nurse Educator at University Health provides training, education, and mentorship to new dialysis nursing staff, ensuring high standards of clinical practice within the kidney care department. The role requires a BSN, Texas RN licensure, and extensive dialysis nursing experience, with a focus on curriculum development and adult learning principles. The position supports career growth and offers benefits including medical insurance, loan repayment, and education reimbursement.

The Systems Engineer at Boeing leads the design, integration, and verification of advanced defense and weapon systems, ensuring alignment with program goals and customer requirements. The role involves mentoring engineers, implementing modern systems engineering methodologies, and supporting safety, reliability, and certification efforts. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree, have experience in systems engineering, and be able to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance.

This position involves providing skilled direct patient care and monitoring for renal dialysis patients, including operating dialysis equipment and administering medications. The LVN is responsible for recognizing changes in patient conditions and assisting with hemodialysis access. Candidates must have current LVN licensure, relevant patient care experience, and certification in Basic Cardiac Life Support.

The Dialysis Nurse Educator at University Health provides training, education, and mentorship to new dialysis nursing staff, ensuring high standards of clinical practice within the kidney care department. The role requires a BSN, Texas RN licensure, and extensive dialysis nursing experience, with a focus on curriculum development and adult learning principles. The position supports career growth and offers benefits including medical insurance, loan repayment, and education reimbursement.

The LVN Ambulatory provides direct and indirect nursing care to patients in an outpatient clinic setting, adhering to health system policies and promoting therapeutic nursing practices. The role requires graduation from an accredited vocational nursing program, relevant certifications such as PALS and ACLS depending on location, and a current Texas LVN license. Responsibilities include maintaining department standards and supporting patient relations within the University Health System.

The Nurse Case Manager at University Health plays a dual role in providing direct patient care and leadership within a respected Magnet-recognized health system. The position requires an RN with at least two years of experience in case management or acute care, holding relevant certifications and licenses. This role emphasizes coordination of patient care to ensure positive health outcomes and efficient resource use.

The Staff Nurse PRN position at University Health involves providing nursing care in a Level I Trauma Center and teaching hospital recognized for excellence and advanced nursing practices. The role requires a current Texas RN license, with a BSN degree preferred and certification in healthcare provider training. University Health emphasizes high standards with a Magnet status, supporting nurse development through residency and loan repayment programs.

The Associate Systems Engineer at Boeing supports the development, production, and sustainment of advanced defense and weapon systems, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure alignment with program goals. Responsibilities include systems architecture, integration, verification, validation, reliability analysis, and human factors considerations. The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field, at least two years of engineering experience, and the ability to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance.