Jobs we Support
We connect talented jobseekers with opportunities that match their skills and career goals. From education and healthcare to administrative and technical roles, we work with a wide range of employers who are looking for motivated, qualified candidates.
For Jobseekers: Explore the positions we support and submit your application—our team will guide you through every step to help you land your next great opportunity.
For Employers: Looking to fill roles with skilled, reliable professionals? Book an appointment with our team to discover how we can help you find the right talent quickly and efficiently.
Dedicated Aide
Dedicated Aides provide one-on-one or small-group support to students with disabilities in classroom and school settings. They assist with academic tasks, daily routines, behavior support, and mobility while following individualized plans. Dedicated Aides work closely with teachers and specialists to promote student independence, safety, and emotional well-being in a respectful and structured environment.
Early Childhood Teacher Assistant
Early Childhood Assistant Teachers support lead teachers in implementing daily lesson plans, supervising children, and maintaining a safe, nurturing classroom. They assist with activities, routines, and transitions while helping young learners build foundational skills through guided play, exploration, and positive interaction.
Early Childhood Teacher
Early Childhood Teachers design and lead age-appropriate learning experiences that support social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. They create structured yet playful environments, observe and assess child progress, manage classrooms, and communicate effectively with families while ensuring learning standards and developmental milestones are met
SPED Teacher
Special Education Teachers deliver individualized instruction to students with diverse learning, behavioral, and developmental needs. They develop and implement individualized education plans, adapt curriculum, manage classroom behaviors, and collaborate with families and multidisciplinary teams to support student progress in inclusive or specialized settings.
Assistant Teacher
Assistant Teachers support classroom instruction by reinforcing lessons, working with small groups, preparing materials, and assisting with classroom management. They collaborate closely with lead teachers to ensure students receive consistent guidance, support, and supervision throughout the school day.
Substitute Teacher
Substitute Teachers provide instructional continuity when regular teachers are absent by following lesson plans, managing classrooms, and maintaining a productive learning environment. They adapt quickly to different grade levels and school cultures while ensuring student safety, engagement, and classroom expectations are upheld.
Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare professionals provide direct care, coordination, and support across clinical and community-based settings. Roles include Licensed Practical Nurses, Case Managers, Medical Front Desk Assistants, Direct Support Professionals, Recovery Coaches, and Social Workers, each contributing specialized skills in patient care, documentation, coordination, advocacy, and service delivery.
Front Desk / Administrative Professionals
Front Desk Administrative Professionals manage daily operations by handling scheduling, documentation, communication, and customer service. They serve as the first point of contact, ensuring accurate information flow, organized records, and a professional, efficient experience for clients, patients, and staff.
Recovery Coach
Recovery Coaches support individuals in substance use recovery by providing guidance, motivation, and accountability. They help clients set goals, navigate resources, maintain progress, and build sustainable routines through consistent support, communication, and lived-experience-informed coaching.
Direct Support Professionals
Direct Support Professionals provide hands-on assistance to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in home, school, and community settings. They support daily living activities, skill development, personal care, and community engagement while following individualized support plans. Direct Support Professionals promote independence, safety, dignity, and meaningful participation through consistent, compassionate, and structured support.