- Topeka, Kansas, United States
- Temporary
- $41–$41 per hour
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Lead planning and development of the Kansas Judicial Branch Learning Center, including exhibits, educational content, visitor experience, programming, and public engagement resources.
$40.96
The Stroke Performance Improvement Coordinator reviews every Stroke One activation and every patient discharged with a primary diagnosis of stroke for opportunities for improvement, abstracts data into databases, develops action plans, and collaborates with leadership and committees to enhance stroke care quality.
Lead programmatic and operational leadership for the Trauma-Informed Health Education, Research and Innovation on Violence and Exploitation (THRIVE) Institute within Samuel Merritt University’s Center for Community Engagement.
The anticipated annual salary range for this exempt position is $124,000 – $128,000.
Lead the Florida Museum of Natural History as chief executive, providing strategic vision, overseeing research, collections, exhibitions, education, public programming, fundraising, and financial sustainability.
Salary is competitive and will be determined based on the selected candidate’s education and experience, as well as market conditions and internal equity.
3bridges · Posted Nov 9, 2026
Lead and coordinate high-quality OSHC programs at 3Bridges’ Rainbow Street service, supporting educators, families and children to thrive.
Competitive salary plus super
Assist with GIS mapping, land and vegetation management, open space design, marketing and communications materials, arts programming, accessibility planning, educational programming, events, and volunteer management for NYPA’s canal and trail system.
The hourly rate for this position is based on the level of education at the time the intern program begins: Sophomore $16.50, Junior $20.50, Senior (or May 2028 graduate) $20.50, Current graduate/law student $23.50
Provides individualized, person‑centered, trauma‑informed support to youth and young adults transitioning from crisis toward stability and independence, focusing on housing stabilization, financial empowerment, employment readiness, and ongoing follow‑up.
Assist in delivering community-based educational programs and support outreach efforts.