Design and implement innovative radiation treatment plans, communicate with oncology teams, identify critical structures using imaging data, and participate in educational and clinical research initiatives to enhance patient care.

Role Description The Federal Work Study position is a part-time, student worker opportunity with National University. The students will provide general support and assistance to their selected department and will work on special projects as assigned and in alignment with the student’s stated interests and career goals. Location: Remote, USA Essential Functions: - Provide assistance and guidance on homework, study habits, and college knowledge, providing tutoring and academic support to first generation students. - Tutor in specific subjects: - Elementary: English and Math - Middle School and High School: English, Math, Science, and History - Attend mandatory orientation session with program Specialists. - Establish a continuing relationship with students and staff. - Make commitment to students on a consistent basis. - Offer guidance one on one based on student needs, as appropriate. - Act as a role model to students and set a positive example of the qualities to be academically successful. - Training on building strong relations with youth, and help them connect to each other. - Be committed to and interested in the mission of the organization. - Self-motivated; need to be comfortable reaching out to students regularly. - Implement all students’ rules to maintain respect at the site. - Comply with all staff guidelines concerning attendance, behavior, etiquette, etc. - All other duties assigned by CSS team. Qualifications - Must be a current National University student who has completed a current FAFSA. - Ability to work up to 20 hours per week with a varied schedule. - For Middle and High school programs, preference is a second-year current college student. - Knowledge of common core is a plus for Elementary program. - Educational or professional knowledge and background in English, Math, Science, History. Requirements - Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, with experience using Microsoft Office Suite. - Excellent time management skills. - Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions. - Ability to complete projects in a timely manner. - Outstanding organizational skills. Benefits - Salary range: $17.00 - $19.00, commensurate with experience. - Comprehensive well-being benefits for you and your family. - For full details about our benefit plan offerings, please visit benefits.nu.edu . - For Part-time benefits, please click here .

Role Description Eye MD Monterey in Monterey, California, is looking to add a dedicated Optometrist to join its respected, award-winning practice. Recognized as the “Best Eye Doctor in Monterey,” the team values excellence, innovation, and collaboration. If you are looking for a chance to provide advanced vision care and grow professionally within a supportive environment, this is the perfect opportunity for you. There is also an opportunity to work remotely! What you'll do: - Perform comprehensive eye exams using EMR and Eyefinity optical software. - Provide refractions and prescribe corrective lenses, including glasses and contacts. - Diagnose vision problems and treat eye diseases such as glaucoma within your scope of licensure and interest. - Potential opportunities to work with light adjustable lenses. - Flexible schedule of 32 to 40 hours per week. - Typically see 15 to 17 patients daily, working collaboratively with ophthalmologists who see up to 40 patients per day. - Opportunity to work remotely. Who you are: - Passionate and dedicated individual with a commitment to providing exceptional eye care. - Expertise in serving a diverse spectrum of patients across all age groups and visual needs. - Skilled in performing refractions, routine vision exams, diagnostic testing and interpretation, refractive surgery evaluations, and comprehensive post-operative care. - Thrives in a collaborative setting, working alongside a team of talented professionals. - Strong commitment to continuous learning and exceptional communication skills. - Genuine passion for making a positive impact in the lives of others. Qualifications - Optometry license in the state of California. Benefits - Competitive per diem rates of $550 to $600 depending on experience. - Medical, dental, and vision insurance. - Life insurance. - 401K with match. - Paid time off. - Continuing education allowance. - Relocation Stipend.

Role Description The Prefabrication Lead is a technical and commercial expert who ensures project feasibility across cost, technical solutions, schedule, and host building integration. Supported by a technical team and specialized consultants, this role works in close coordination with the client, their PMCs, designers, architects, and the building's general contractor. Key Responsibilities - Team Leadership & Project Management - Serve as the primary technical and commercial liaison for clients, designers, consultants, and Project Management Companies (PMCs) across multiple projects during the Prefabrication Stage. - Lead and mentor one or multiple multidisciplinary technical teams across several concurrent projects. - Coordinate daily operations with a technical back office based mainly in Spain. - Maintain schedule flexibility to accommodate time zone differences (US/Spain). - Ensure seamless workflow and communication between remote and local teams. - Subcontractor Management & Procurement - Lead the dialogue, briefing, and technical negotiations with subcontractors, specialists, vendors and consultants, ensuring win-win outcomes and risk mitigation. - Drive the sourcing and onboarding of new specialized vendors, suppliers, and experts globally. - Evaluate subcontractor capabilities to ensure they meet the high-quality standards of museum fitouts. - Stay abreast of global trends in prefabrication, advanced materials, and off-site manufacturing to continuously elevate the company's competitive edge. - Budget Control & Value Engineering - Preparation and structuring of comprehensive, detailed Bills of Quantities (BoQ) that accurately map full project scopes and provide reliable financial baselines. - Direct the global procurement strategy. Negotiate, analyze, and benchmark complex commercial quotes from premium local and international. - Propose, evaluate, and defend strategic technical and commercial alternatives (e.g., advanced materials, off-site construction methodologies, and specialized technical solutions) to optimize project costs without compromising design intent or high-end quality standards. - Apply value engineering to simplify designs without losing impact. - Conduct rigorous, proactive cost benchmarking throughout all iterative design stages to ensure continuous budget accuracy, integrate financial metrics into the master project plan, and secure design intent. - Technical Collaboration & Design Support - Resolve technical challenges during the early design stages. - Deliver top-end technical guidance to clients and internal design teams during concept phases to guarantee feasibility, offering deep expertise in specialized domains such as set/scenographic design, architectural graphics, complex museum lighting, and integrated AV/hardware systems. - Collaborate closely with designers to refine structural concepts. - Adjust technical solutions to meet strict budget constraints. - Balance creative vision with practical manufacturing methods. - Program and verify that complex prefabricated elements can be seamlessly manufactured, transported, and assembled within established international construction schedules. - Plan and lead high-stakes collaborative workshops with clients and stakeholders to review, negotiate, and approve value engineering initiatives and cost-saving alternatives. - Building Integration & Facility Management - Define technical interfaces between exhibition content and the host building to ensure design intent is respected, enable easy long-term maintenance and operations, and deliver an optimal visitor experience. - Coordinate integration of all needs, including: logistics, accesses, freight elevator dimensions, door clearance, load-bearing floor limits, and other structural constraints, electrical, data, mechanical, HVAC, technical rooms, etc. - Develop and maintain a comprehensive Technical Interface Matrix (TIM) defining all the requirements and the responsible teams for definition, approval, and execution. - Develop the tasks listed above in accordance with all applicable codes and regulations, engaging any necessary specialists and consultants. Obtain all necessary legal certificates, permits, etc. Qualifications - Proven experience in exhibition production, museum fit-outs, or high-end scenic construction. - Track record of managing multiple complex projects and teams simultaneously. - Strong negotiation skills and experience managing subcontractors and technical specialists. - Strong background in technical design, estimation, and value engineering. - Exceptional leadership, communication, and remote team management skills. - Flexibility to work across international time zones. - Fluency in English; proficiency or fluency in Spanish is highly advantageous. Benefits - Competitive salary. - Relocation assistance where relocation is required and approved. - 401(k) retirement plan. - Medical, dental, vision, life, short and long-term disability benefits. - Tuition reimbursement. - Paid time off. - And more.