Johnstown Teaching Jobs (PA)

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Recreational Therapist (204683)Henry M. Jackson Foundation(Johnstown, Pennsylvania)
The Henry M. Jackson Foundation (HJF) is seeking a Recreational Therapist for the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) located in Johnstown, PA. HJF provides administrative and management support to DVBIC. DVBIC is multi-site medical care, clinical research and education center. It is a unique collaboration of the Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health c...
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Posted Thu 5th November
Instructor - UpholsteryWyoTech(Johnstown, Pennsylvania)
WyoTech - Blairsville, PA campus Req#:09-2259 General Duties: Complete as directed all responsibilities involving submission of grades, tests, attendance and all other designated materials to the Grades and Attendance Clerk. Participate in the curriculum development and technology forecasting process. Advise students on attendance, grades, professionalism and personal problems in order to ensure c...
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Posted Thu 19th November
Leadership Development CoordinatorThe Pittsburgh Project(Johnstown, Pennsylvania)
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR Type of position : Salaried, 40 hours per week Reports to : Director of Youth Development QUALIFICATIONS Personal Qualifications : The Coordinator must demonstrate a faithful commitment to following Jesus Christ. He/she must be willing to serve on a leadership team and to affirm the vision, mission and goals of The Pittsburgh Project. Education : The Coordinator m...
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Posted Wed 18th November

Johnstown PA Job Search Tip

Johnstown was known as one of the great centers of heavy industry in the United States. The decline of the steel industry greatly impacted the city. However, the city has since seen new manufacturers move into the area. Most notable products which are being produced in Johnstown today include apparel, dairy products, and machinery. The city was the site of a great flood in 1889 when the South Fork Dam broke. This event is known as one of the greatest disasters of the 1800s, taking upwards of 2,200 lives. The city has a Johnstown Flood National Memorial to remember the devastation.