Army Reserve Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Casual Package Delivery Driver Who exactly are UPS Casual Package Delivery Drivers? They're the ones who drive our familiar brown trucks, bringing packages great and small to our customers. They're a friendly, physically active crew who enjoy fast-paced work, being outdoors, and being behind the wheel! So, what does it take to make it through a busy shift delivering boxes of all shapes and sizes to homes and businesses in your community and beyond? • The ability to lift up to 70 lbs. • Valid driver's license—no CDL required (License type varies by state) • Pass the DOT physical • Excellent customer service and driving skills • Legal right to work in the U.S. • Casual package delivery drivers are expected to comply with UPS appearance guidelines and wear the company-provided uniform Full-time casual package delivery drivers work eight to ten hours per day and workdays can vary (Monday - Friday) or (Tuesday - Saturday) depending on the business needs. What's in it for you? • Excellent weekly pay • Growth opportunities* • Extensive training *This is a seasonal role. A seasonal job is a great place to start at UPS, and it might even lead to a permanent role that offers even more advantages and benefits! Permanent, full-time delivery drivers receive an average total compensation package of $145,000 per year. That includes $0 healthcare premiums, up to seven weeks of paid vacation, plus paid time off for holidays, sick leave and option days. UPS also makes contributions to a defined-benefit pension plan for each employee. So, what is UPS all about? Well, you're probably already familiar with us – we're the brown trucks delivering everything from diapers, dish towels and holiday gifts, to college care packages and life-saving medicines. But we're more than that. We're also hardworking, efficient package handlers and friendly, focused drivers. We're professionals working in finance, technology, engineering, marketing, and more. We are building our business ethically, sustainably, and in an environmentally conscientious way. And we are here to deliver what matters—to customers, communities, colleagues, the world, and you and your career. Come work for an award-winning company. This job posting includes information about the minimum qualifications (including the UPS Uniform and Personal Appearance Guidelines), locations, shifts, and operations within the locations which may consider my application. An applicant or employee may request an exception or change to, or an accommodation of, any condition of employment (including the UPS Uniform and Personal Appearance Guidelines) because of a sincerely held religious belief or practice. The base pay for this position is $23.00/hour UPS is committed to providing a workplace free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. UPS is an equal opportunity employer. UPS does not discriminate on the basis of race/color/religion/sex/national origin/veteran/disability/age/sexual orientation/gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law.

Juvenile Detention Officer Employer: Lewis County, WA Location: Chehalis, WA Salary: $26.49 - $35.62 Hourly Job Type: Part-Time Department: Juvenile Court Division: Juvenile Detention Opening Date: 09/11/2026 Closing Date: Continuous FLSA: Non-Exempt Bargaining Unit: TM03 Essential Functions Under general supervision, coordinates and performs a variety of detention duties on behalf of the Lewis County Juvenile Detention Center; provides for the safety, security, and care of detainees; monitors surveillance equipment and inmate wellbeing; supervises detainee activities; prepares and maintains detention records and reports; and performs other related duties as assigned. The following duties are the fundamental, crucial job duties performed by this position. This is not a comprehensive list of all tasks that may be assigned. Incumbent may be required to perform other duties as assigned and appropriate for the position. • Participates in providing for the custody, safety, security, and wellbeing of juveniles detained at the County's Juvenile Detention Center. • Conducts security/perimeter checks and detainee head counts; monitors security cameras. • Monitors all movement of juveniles within the Detention Center's facilities; maintains the orderly conduct of detainees and visitors; responds to minor disturbances and/or emergency situations. • Supervises groups of juveniles during daily recreation periods, meals, and/or other activities. • Provides for the care of detainees including meals and healthcare; supplies juveniles with clean clothing and hygiene items; evaluates medical requests and coordinates treatment by medical providers. • Transports detainees to medical appointments, mental health screenings, and/or other appointments. • Transfers juveniles by County vehicle to other facilities within and/or outside of the State. • Picks up and returns juveniles serving on work crews to correct destinations. • Supervises the activities of juvenile and/or status offenders performing community service as assigned. • Responds to inquiries and/or complaints from parents, attorneys, law enforcement personnel, mental health/social workers, medical providers, and the general public. • Prepares and maintains a variety of detention records, reports, and documentation including incident reports and case file documents. Working Environment / Physical Demands Work is performed in and around juvenile detention facilities; subject to standing, walking, bending, reaching, kneeling, crouching, physically restraining detainees, and lifting of objects up to 100 pounds; exposure to infectious diseases and combative youths and/or parents is involved. Required Qualifications High School Diploma or G.E.D. equivalent; AND one (1) year experience working with youth in an organizational capacity. Successful completion of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission's Juvenile Correction Officer Academy, First Aid/CPR Certification, and a valid Driver's License are required. Must successfully complete a criminal history background investigation. Competencies (Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Behaviors) Knowledge of: • Juvenile Detention Center operations, policies, and procedures. • Regulations and standards governing detention center operations. • Detainee services and standards of delivery. • Departmental records, reports, and documentation. • Detention equipment/vehicles and methods of operation. Skills in: • Coordinating and performing a variety of detention officer duties. • Providing for the safety and security of Detention Center detainees, visitors, and staff. • Conducting security checks and supervising/monitoring the activities of detainees. • Preparing and maintaining a variety of detention records, reports, and documentation. • Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with other staff, law enforcement and probation personnel, outside agencies, service providers, juveniles, and guardians. • Defensive tactics. • Communicating effectively verbally and in writing. Ability to: • Learn and follow County policies and procedures. Behaviors: • Regular, reliable attendance. Lewis County is an equal opportunity employer that provides access, free from discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, age, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, military or veteran status, pregnancy, disability, genetic information or any other basis protected by law in employment or provisions of services. Health Insurance: We offer comprehensive medical coverage—including vision—along with dental and basic life insurance for employees and their families. Multiple medical plan options are available, so you can choose the coverage that best fits your needs. Retirement Plans: Secure your future with enrollment in one of Washington State's Department of Retirement Systems programs: PERS, PSERS, or LEOFF. Both you and the County contribute to your retirement, ensuring long-term financial stability. Paid Leave: Full-time regular employees earn paid vacation in addition to paid holidays. Longevity: We recognize and reward your dedication with additional monthly compensation for continuous service milestones. Deferred Compensation: Employees also have the ability to participate in the Deferred Compensation Program (DCP). This is a supplemental retirement savings program (similar to an IRA) that allows you control over the amount of pre-tax salary dollars you defer as well as the flexibility to choose between multiple investment options. Flexible Spending Account (FSA): Employees can take advantage of Section 125 flexible spending accounts for out-of-pocket health care and daycare expenses with pre-tax dollars. Public Service Loan Forgiveness: If you are employed by a government or not-for-profit organization, and meet the qualifying criteria, you may be eligible to receive student loan forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. Please visit our Employee Benefits webpage for details: 2026 Benefits Accommodations for All Applicants: If you need accommodations during the selection process, we're here to help! Contact our Human Resources Department at (360) 740-2737 or HR@lewiscountywa.gov.

Adult Protective Services Field Administrator / Wms2 This role calls for a collaborative, steady, and people-centered leader who supports Adult Protective Services (APS) teams across Region 3. As a Field Services Administrator, you guide daily operations, help staff navigate complexsituations, and strengthen partnerships that protect the health and safety of vulnerable adults. You work closely with Tribes, community partners, state agencies, and internal teams to align regional practices with statewide goals and ensure consistent, high-quality service delivery. Home andCommunity Living Administration (HCLA) is hiring three APS Field Administrators. One person will oversee two APS offices serving Aberdeen, Bremerton and Port Angeles. Another overseeing the Tumwater and Chehalis offices, with the third supervising the Kelso and Vancouver offices and adjoining counties. These are field roles. Occasional travel to other Region 3 offices and APS headquarters in Lacey can be expected. Some of what you will do • Lead regional field operations, including investigations, customer support, administrative functions, and staffing. • Support supervisors and staff through coaching, clear expectations, and consistent follow-up. • Recruit, hire, train, and evaluate staff while fostering a supportive environment for growth. • Guide regional quality assurance and improvement efforts, partnering with quality assurance staff to identify root causes and strengthen practices. • Build collaborative relationships with Tribes, community partners, law enforcement, courts, and other state agencies. • Participate in multidisciplinary teams to improve investigative quality and outcomes for vulnerable adults. • Provide consultation to APS leadership, Area Agencies on Aging, DSHS divisions, community partners, and legal entities. • Prepare incident reports and media alerts in alignment with policy. • Draft, implement, and monitor regional operating procedures. • Participate in hearings and provide testimony when needed. • Conduct employee fact-finding and program investigations at the direction of the appointing authority. • Represent APS at regional and statewide meetings, workgroups, trainings, and committees. Who should apply We are looking for someone who leads with clarity, inclusion, and accountability; supports staff through coaching and communication; and helps teams succeed through steady guidance and partnership. You bring sound judgment to complex situations and communicate in plain language to support APS work across diverse communities. This role also requires substantial experience in supervising individuals and large teams, responding to critical situations, developing solutions, building community partnerships, and managing complex social and health programs. You may meet the requirements through several education and experience pathways, and the skills and abilities that support success in this role include: • Leading regional teams, including supporting mid-level supervisors across a large geographic area. • Applying laws and policies such as APS policy, personnel rules, regulations, and collective bargaining agreements. • Managing operations by assessing workload needs, aligning staffing, and planning daily and long-term work. • Building partnerships with Tribes, community organizations, law enforcement, and other agencies. • Organizing work to meet deadlines and balance competing priorities. • Communicating clearly in writing and conversation, including preparing concise, accurate correspondence. • Guiding staff through crises and complex case issues while developing solutions that reduce risk. • Navigating conflict, de-escalating challenging situations, and holding difficult conversations with professionalism. • Using sound judgment to assess situations, conduct effective interviews, and support individuals with diverse needs. • Using technology and training others on software systems, reporting tools, and data entry processes. Preferred knowledge, skills and abilities: • Learn and apply APS policies, WAC, RCW, and complex systems. • Federal laws related to Washington's Tribal Nations. • Policy development, program planning, and evaluation experience. • Familiarity with HCLA and APS programs. • Understanding of personnel policies and collective bargaining agreements. DSHS partners with people to access support, care, and resources. This role is classified as Washington Management Services 2 (WMS2). Interested? Please list 3 professional references' current contact information on your application and include your current resume and a letter of interest explaining how your knowledge, skills, and abilities qualify you for this role. Questions? Please contact the Recruiter, Jenny, at bastrjl@dshs.wa.gov or 360-725-5810 and reference #07657. Learn more about DSHS. The Department of Social and Health Services' (DSHS) vision that people find human services to shape their own lives requires that we come together with a sense of belonging, common purpose, shared values, and meaningful work. It is crucial to our agency's vision that you bring a fairness, access, and social justice commitment to your work with DSHS. We strive to support all Washingtonians, including Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, people with physical, behavioral health, and intellectual disabilities, elders, LGBTQIA+ individuals, immigrants and refugees, and families building financial security.

Delivery Driver - Onboarding / Onboard

DoorDash · Chehalis, WA

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