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Summer In Education Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

Minimum Qualifications A Master's degree in Education or a related field with at least eighteen (18 ... Future teaching assignments are on a term-by-term basis, which may include fall, spring, and summer.

Summer Internship

Etowah, TN · On-site

$21 - $27/hr

... in university. Over the summer, interns will apply skills they've acquired through education to their technical project while also gaining experience working on a cross-functional team for a regional ...

... in university. Over the summer, interns will apply skills they've acquired through education to their technical project while also gaining experience working on a cross-functional team for a regional ...

TN · On-site

$20/hr

There will be 12 - 14 students in a class. 18 hours per week for 4 weeks, June 3 - 27.

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Summer In Education information

What is a summer in education?

Summer jobs in education refer to temporary positions that take place during the summer months, often in schools, camps, tutoring centers, or community programs. These roles can include teaching summer school, leading enrichment camps, tutoring students, assisting with educational programs, or supporting administrative tasks. Such positions are ideal for teachers, college students, or anyone interested in gaining experience in the education sector. They offer valuable opportunities to develop teaching skills, network with education professionals, and earn income during the school break.

What skills and qualifications are needed for a summer in education role?

To excel in a summer education role, you typically need a background in education or related field, basic subject knowledge, and experience working with children or youth. Familiarity with learning management systems, classroom technology, or enrichment program tools is often required. Strong communication, classroom management, and adaptability help create an engaging learning environment and effectively address students’ diverse needs. These skills ensure positive educational outcomes and a safe, supportive atmosphere during short-term summer programs.

What projects or initiatives does a summer in education role involve, and how does this experience contribute to professional development?

A Summer in Education role often involves supporting classroom instruction, assisting with curriculum development, or leading extracurricular activities such as summer camps or enrichment programs. Participants may also help organize community outreach events or tutoring sessions, providing valuable hands-on experience in educational settings. These responsibilities allow individuals to develop strong communication, organizational, and leadership skills, which are highly valued in both educational and other professional environments. Engaging in such projects can also help build a network of mentors and peers, offering insights and potential pathways for future career advancement in education.

What are the most commonly searched types of In Education jobs in Tennessee?

The most popular types of In Education jobs in Tennessee are:

Laborist/Hospitalist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN

Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc. (HMFP)

Nashville, TN • On-site

$370 - $420/hr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

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Job description

Laborist/Hospitalist Obstetrics & Gynecology Faculty

Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology

  • Located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee
  • Physician-led team with collegial, collaborative culture
  • Leadership commitment to work/life balance
  • 14 shifts/month, 12‑hour shifts | no call
  • $370,000 base salary + $2,000/shift for extra shifts
  • Tuition assistance for faculty, spouse, and children
  • No state income tax in TN
  • PSLF eligible

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is seeking OB/GYN Laborists/Hospitalists to join a newly formed section within one of the most dynamic Labor & Delivery units in the Southeast. With 5,700+ deliveries annually and a goal of reaching 7,000, VUMC’s L&D serves as the regional referral destination for complex obstetric patients from community hospitals throughout Middle Tennessee.

"You get to do very cool medicine in an environment where there is always someone to call for help. You are NEVER working alone." — Dr. Jody Stonehocker, Section Chief

Position Highlights
  • Shift‑based model with no call: 14 shifts/month averaging 12 hours each, with a mix of days, nights, and weekends. Extra shifts compensated at $2,000/shift. Part‑time candidates considered.
  • Rotate across three roles each shift: (1) L&D primary attending, (2) L&D night coverage, or (3) Inpatient Gynecology “Attending of the Week” – 7 consecutive days covering inpatient gyn consults, transfers, and emergent gyn surgery.
  • You are never alone — MFM in‑house during the day and available by phone at night; midwives cover high‑risk OB and intrapartum obstetrics so you can focus on the most complex patients; world‑class subspecialty backup always on campus.
  • Exceptional clinical variety: complex obstetric patients from a deeply diverse population including refugees and resettled communities, rural catchment areas in Kentucky and Alabama, transplant patients, and patients in the Firefly program (reducing opioid addiction and suicide mortality in pregnancy).
  • Active quality initiatives including primary C‑section rate and a new hypertension in pregnancy management program launching this summer in partnership with OB cardiology.
  • Collegial, supportive team culture with near‑perfect employee satisfaction scores, where holidays are split equitably, and someone is always willing to cover a shift.
  • Faculty appointment at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine with opportunities for professional development in education, leadership, and quality improvement — training courses actively sponsored by the department.
  • Leadership opportunity available for the right candidate with prior hospitalist or laborist experience — OB Hospitalist fellowship preferred but not required.
Compensation
  • Base salary: $370,000
  • Extra shifts: $2,000 per shift above 14/month
  • Relocation: $10,000
  • CME: $4,000 allowance | 10 CME days
  • All licenses, certifications, and fees covered separately after start date, including ABOG MOC and ACOG dues
Benefits
  • No state income tax in Tennessee
  • PSLF eligible — as a non‑profit organization, VUMC employees qualify for federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness
  • Tuition assistance for faculty, spouse, and up to 4 dependent children
  • High‑quality, low‑cost medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Short and long‑term disability coverage
  • Malpractice coverage included
  • Lucrative retirement match
  • Immediate access to PTO
  • Wellbeing programs covering mental, physical, and financial health
Qualifications
  • MD/DO with board certification or eligibility in Obstetrics and Gynecology
  • Completion of a U.S. residency program required
  • Prior OB/GYN hospitalist or laborist experience preferred; OB Hospitalist fellowship preferred for leadership role
  • No visa sponsorship available for this position
  • A firm commitment to the Vanderbilt values of innovation, collaboration, and quality

Vanderbilt Health is committed to fostering an environment where everyone has the chance to thrive and is committed to the principles of equal opportunity. EOE/Vets/Disabled.

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