South Florida Teaching Jobs (FL)

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Neurosurgical Registered Nurse (Neuro RN)Florida Hospital(Orlando, Florida)
Description As the largest hospital system in Central Florida and the busiest hospital in the nation, Florida Hospital cares for more than one million patients a year. With 7 campuses throughout the Orlando area and a total of 2003 beds and growing, Florida Hospital offers a wide range of health services for the entire family and has been recognized as one of America’s Best Hospitals for the seven...
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Posted Thu 1st October
Creative Learning Sales SpecialistAvi-spl(Ft. Lauderdale, Florida)
Creative Learning Sales Specialist If you are a certified teacher, current, or recent, in the public school system, with some prior B2B sales experiences, And you are ready for a new challenge working in the education sales market, And you want to make some SERIOUS $$$, we have an exciting opportunity in …. South Florida – will cover entire Florida east coast to up to Jacksonville, based out of Ft...
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Posted Tue 13th October
Regional Director, Career ServicesCorinthian Colleges Inc.(Tampa, Florida)
Tampa Campus Support Center - South Florida Campuses - Tampa, FL Req #: 09-2560 Position Summary: Lead, train and develop all new field Career Services employees, supports and set goals for all under performing schools, and assists in the development of department goals, objectives and policy and procedures as they relate to placement of graduating students. Trains and communicates with Career Ser...
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Posted Mon 9th November

South Florida FL Job Search Tip

Florida's largest private employer is Hulett Environmental Services, a pest control service based in Orlando that employs over 25,000 workers. Coming in second is the University of Florida with 18,000 employees. According to America's Career InfoNet, the fastest growing occupations in Florida are Medical Assistants, Gas Plant Operators, Medical Records and Health Information Technicians, and Environmental Engineers.

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