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Employment Opportunities EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Provided by the Career Resource Center, Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base, Barstow Eletrconic version of this information is available at: http://barstow.mccscp.com/crc/ updated – 31 October 2016 Employment opportunities: Local, Regional and National This document provides only a sample of available employment opportunities. SECTIONS IN THIS DOCUMENT HOT JOBS Federal Employment Opportunities (High Desert) Employment opportunities with the County of San Bernardino General Employment Opportunities (High Desert) (Warehouse-Retail etc.) Veteran Employment Opportunities State of California Employment opportunities (state wide) Job Fairs COMPANY LAYOFFS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES General Information Section (temporary employment services, share ride, newspapers, unemployment Numbers, internships, volunteering, disability employment websites etc..), HOT JOBS JOB INFORMATION CITY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Merchandise Associate Hesperia, CA http://www.eyworkforceservices.com/job- posting.cfm?CBO_ID=6107&CLIENT_ID=1&JOB_ID=1010727 Laborer/Pallet sorter ReLogistics Services Fontana, CA TO APPLY submit resume to DORIAN.DANIELS@RELOGISTICS- SERVICES.COM. Quality Supervisor Dr. Pepper / Snapple https://dpsg.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobsearch.ftl?lang=en Production Supervisor - 2nd Shift Associate HR Manager Microbiologist HR Manager In Victorville (RETAIL) Associate - Logistics Harbor Freight http://www.harborfreight.com/corporate_opportunities.html (RETAIL) Supervisor FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES - High Desert Employment positions posted are available within 50 milies of Barstow CA https://www.usajobs.gov/ JOB LOCATION JOB LOCATION Engineering Technician (Civil) Fort Irwin Packing and Processing Inspector Fort Irwin INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Fort Irwin Food and Beverage Attendant Fort Irwin Logistics Management Specialist (Information Systems) Fort Irwin Custodial Worker, NA-02 Fort Irwin Information Technology Specialist Fort Irwin Operations Assistant, NF-02 Fort Irwin Waiter NA-02 Fort Irwin Food and Beverage Attendant Fort Irwin Food and Beverage Attendant Fort Irwin Medical Officer (General Practitioner) Fort Irwin Bowling Equipment Worker Fort Irwin Health Technician (Medication Technician) Fort Irwin Bowling Equipoment Repairer Fort Irwin Engineering Technician (Aerospace) Edwards AFB Management and Program Analyst Fort Irwin HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICIAN Edwards AFB Lead Child and Youth Program Assistant Fort Irwin Safety and Occupational Health Specialist Edwards AFB Food Service Worker NA-02 Fort Irwin ELECTRICIAN Edwards AFB Architect Fort Irwin Teller Edwards AFB Bartender, NA-03 Fort Irwin Pathways Intern Student Trainee Edwards AFB Cook, NA-04 Fort Irwin County of San Bernardino Employment Opportunities EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WORKING FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO CA http://cms.sbcounty.gov/hr/EmploymentClassification/CurrentJobOpenings.aspx Employment Opportunity Employment Opportunity Employment Opportunity NEW! Accounting Technician Enterprise Programmer Analyst I* Mental Health Specialist Microwave Equipment and Circuit Repair NEW! Administrative Manager Enterprise Programmer Analyst II* T... NEW! Agricultural Field Aide II Enterprise Programmer Analyst III* Microwave Radio Network Analyst* Air Conditioning Mechanic Environmental Health Specialist I* Motor Fleet Maintenance Superintendent Alcohol and Drug Counselor Environmental Health Specialist II* NEW! Network Services Supervisor Ambulance Operator - Paramedic Environmental Health Specialist III* Nurse Educator Animal Control Officer Environmental Health Specialist Trainee* Nurse Manager - Public Health* Appraiser II NEW! Fire Hazard Abatement Officer Nurse Practitioner I Associate Hospital Administrator - Ambul... Fire Prevention Specialist Nurse Practitioner II Auditor-Appraiser I First District Executive Secretary - Con... Nurse Supervisor - Quality Management Auditor-Appraiser II Float Pool Registered Nurse - Per Diem Nutritionist* Auditor-Appraiser Trainee NEW! Forensic Division Manager* Occupational Therapist I* Automated Systems Technician NEW! General Maintenance Mechanic Occupational Therapist II Behavioral Health Program Manager II* General Services Worker II - Moabi Regio... Occupational Therapy Assistant Big Bear Valley Recreation and Park Dist... Hazardous Materials Specialist I (Fire D... NEW! Operative Services Nurse Educator* Budget Officer (Fire Department) Hazardous Materials Specialist II (Fire ... Phlebotomist Building Plant Operator NEW! Hazardous Materials Specialist III – CUP... Physical Therapist I* Business Systems Analyst II - Contract Hazardous Materials Specialist Trainee Physical Therapist II - Contract California Children Services Physician C... NEW! Head Start/State Preschool Teacher Physical Therapist II* NEW! Child Psychiatrist Health Navigator - Contract Physical/Occupational Therapist - CCS* Child Welfare Services Manager Hospital Risk Program Manager* Pre-licensed Clinical Therapist* NEW! Classification/Compensation Analyst Human Capital Management Functional Anal... Pre-licensed Psychologist* Clinical Laboratory Scientist I* Human Capital Management Functional Anal... Pre-Registered Nutritionist* Clinical Laboratory Scientist II* Information Services Security Officer Probation Corrections Officer Clinical Therapist II Internal Review Accountant II Probation Corrections Officer Trainee Clinical Therapist II - Barstow Internal Review Accountant III Probation Health Services Manager NEW! Clinical Therapist II - CHOICE Internal Review Accountant IV NEW! PSD Center Clerk - Contract Clinical Therapist II - Licensed Psychol... Land Use Services Planner I* NEW! PSD Teacher Aide II - Contract Clinical Therapist II - Psychologist Land Use Services Planner II* Psychiatric Technician I Collections Officer I Land Use Services Planner III* Psychiatrist I* Communications Technician II-Radio Land Use Services Planner Trainee* NEW! Psychiatrist III Contract Special Procedures Radiologic T... Land Use Technician Public Health Microbiologist I Correctional Nurse - Per Diem Lead Legal Document Classifier Public Health Microbiologist II Correctional Registered Nurse I* Lead Medical Office Specialist - Contrac... Public Health Microbiologist III NEW! County Counsel Lead Secretary Librarian I - High Desert Public Health Nurse I Department Systems Engineer - Contract Library Assistant - Trona Public Health Nurse I - CCS Deputy Sheriff Lateral Licensed Clinical Therapist* Public Health Nurse II Deputy Sheriff Trainee* Licensed Psychologist* Public Health Nurse II - CCS Deputy Sheriff-PreService Licensed Vocational Nurse I - Correction... Quality Management Nurse Dietitian Licensed Vocational Nurse I - Public Hea... Radio Communications Analyst* DNA Criminalist II * Licensed Vocational Nurse II - Correctio... Registered Nurse Case Manager - Per Diem NEW! Early Head Start Home Base Teacher Licensed Vocational Nurse II - DBH* Registered Nurse I - ARMC* Economic Development Coordinator III Licensed Vocational Nurse II - Public He... Registered Nurse I - Public Health Education Director* Maintenance Worker II - Water/Wastewater Registered Nurse II - ARMC* Eligibility Worker II Maintenance Worker III - Water/Wastewate... Registered Nurse II - Corrections* Emergency Communications Manager Maintenance Worker PSE - Water/Wastewate... Registered Nurse II - Public Health Emergency Department Registered Nurse II Mental Health Clinic Supervisor Respiratory Care Practitioner I Emergency Services Dispatcher (Fire Depa... Mental Health Nurse I* Respiratory Care Practitioner II Employee/Labor Relations Officer I* Mental Health Nurse II - DBH RN Care Manager Employee/Labor Relations Officer II* Mental Health Nurse II* SBCERA Account Auditing Supervisor General Employment Opportunities EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE HIGH DESERT https://www.csb-win.org/vosnet/Default.aspx JOB EMPLOYER CITY JOB EMPLOYER CITY Vans Stockroom Supervisor VF Corporation Barstow Trans Driver Coordinator Wal-Mart Apple Valley Medical Assistant Career Peak Seasonal Support - Levi's Retail Levi Strauss Barstow Training My Medical Career Apple Valley Part Time Retail Team Leader Reebok Barstow Cashiers Associate Burlington Coat Factor Apple Valley Retail Store Associatate Reebok Barstow Custodian Wal-Mart Apple Valley Vans Floor Supervisor VF Corporation Barstow Medical Staff Coordinator St. Mary Medical Center Apple Valley Relationship Manager Bank of America Barstow Buyer Trainee/Loan Officer Alaska USA Federal Credit Union Apple Valley Relationship manager Bank of America Apple Valley Sales rep Lincare Apple Valley Relationship Manager Bank of America Barstow Customer Service Specialist Best Buy Apple Valley Tinberland PT seasonal Sales Associate VF Corporation Barstow Beauty Consultant Walgreens Apple Valley Kipling PT Sales Associate VF Corporation Barstow Cashiers Associate Sears Holding Copr Apple Valley Sales Consultant A Wireless Barstow Customer Service Sears Holding Copr Apple Valley Retail Sales & Supervisory Ralph Lauren Barstow Dir. Of Patient St. Mary Medical Center Apple Valley PT Teller JP Morgan Chase & Co Hesperia Propane Delivery Silver Valley Propane Apple Valley Specialist TAF USA DSS Cubic Transportation Fort Irwin Pharmacy Technician Rite Aid Apple Valley Forklift Operator AECOM Barstow Asset Protection Manager Suppressed Apple Valley Stock Clerk AECOM Barstow Hourly Associate Food 4 Less Apple Valley Warehouse Specialist CBAIA & Associates Barstow General Manager Americold Victorville
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