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Temp Two Weeks Jobs in Minnesota (NOW HIRING)

Two (2) weeks annually * Health Benefits: Currently in development through New Birth Midwifery ... If the NARM exam is not passed on the first attempt, the practice may discuss temporary alternative ...

Two (2) weeks annually * Health Benefits: Currently in development through New Birth Midwifery ... If the NARM exam is not passed on the first attempt, the practice may discuss temporary alternative ...

This assignment lasts 2 weeks and is scheduled to start on ASAP. Benefits: * * Day 1 Insurance ... SIA Best Staffing Firms to Temp For - 2024 *Estimated weekly pay includes projected hourly wages ...

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What is the difference between Temp Two Weeks vs Temp One Month?

AspectTemp Two WeeksTemp One Month
DurationTypically 2 weeksUsually 4 weeks or 1 month
Work EnvironmentSame as permanent roles, often in offices, warehouses, or retailSimilar to Temp Two Weeks, with potential for longer shifts
CredentialsBasic qualifications often sufficient, may require specific certifications depending on roleSimilar credential requirements, may need additional certifications for specialized roles
UsageUsed for short-term coverage, seasonal work, or project-based tasksUsed for slightly longer projects, seasonal peaks, or extended coverage

Temp Two Weeks assignments are short-term, ideal for quick coverage or seasonal needs, while Temp One Month roles provide a slightly longer engagement, suitable for ongoing projects or extended coverage. Both roles share similar work environments and credential requirements, but differ mainly in duration and scope.

What cities in Minnesota are hiring for Temp Two Weeks jobs?

Cities in Minnesota with the most Temp Two Weeks job openings:

Fellowship Phase II

New Birth Midwifery

Chaska, MN • On-site

$54K/yr

Full-time

Medical, PTO

Re-posted 27 days ago


Job description

Purpose of the Fellowship

The Phase II Fellowship provides a structured period of mentorship and supported clinical experience following successful completion of the NARM examination. The intention of this role is to allow the new midwife to build confidence in autonomous practice while continuing to work closely with experienced midwives in a collaborative environment.


Compensation and Benefits

  • Annual Salary: $54,000 (salaried position)
  • Paid Time Off: Two (2) weeks annually
  • Health Benefits: Currently in development through New Birth Midwifery
  • Fellowship Duration: Approximately four (4) months, depending on licensure timing and readiness to transition into a staff midwife role


Schedule and Work Structure

The fellowship schedule will include a mixture of clinic shifts, clinic assist shifts, and birth assisting or coprimary call shifts. Scheduling is coordinated with the broader midwifery team and practice needs. While fellows may express scheduling preferences, shift availability varies depending on the practice schedule and onboarding needs of other midwives. At the time of this offer, there are a limited number of open birth assist shifts available on the May schedule. Reasonable schedule adjustments between team members may occur when possible, but final scheduling decisions are made based on overall team coverage and training needs.


Professional Development Expectations

During the fellowship, the new midwife will work toward developing confidence in independent clinical care, leadership in the birth room, and completion of administrative steps required for licensure and insurance credentialing. Student precepting responsibilities will not be expected at the beginning of the fellowship.


Additional Contributions

The fellow may have opportunities to support the practice in areas such as social media, community outreach, or student support. Any such responsibilities will be considered part of the overall fellowship workload and will be assigned with attention to maintaining a sustainable clinical workload for a newly practicing midwife.


Contingency

This fellowship is contingent upon successful completion of the NARM examination and the fellow's eligibility to work toward licensure in the state of Minnesota. If the NARM exam is not passed on the first attempt, the practice may discuss temporary alternative support roles while preparing for a subsequent exam attempt.


Future Employment Opportunities

Participation in the Phase II Fellowship does not guarantee employment as a staff midwife. If future staff midwife positions become available within the practice, including potential openings at other birth center locations, those positions will be filled through the practice's standard interview and hiring process.