r/SFBayJobs

Hello,

My department in a major hospital in San Francisco is hiring for technician positions inside cardiovascular operating rooms.

Ideal candidates are graduated from bachelor's degrees students looking for patient care experience. Many of our staff are pre nursing, PA, med and Perfusion individuals.

Training is 3-6 months, full time and so we are looking for a minimum 2 year commitment. Scheduling after training is semi flexible and many of our staff spend that time retaking courses and prepping applications.

Pay starts at low 30s per hour and jumps up heavily after the 1 year evaluation.

Job entails taking on call (50% of base, 1.5x pay if called in) so applicants must live within 30 minutes of the hospital.

No hospital experience required, some biology background preferred.

You will rotate through operating rooms, cath labs and ICUs assisting with devices and doing day to day builds/primes and patient checks. Devices include ecmo, lvads, cell saver, and more.

Postings are currently posted for internals only but we are looking to fill positions ASAP so posting for visibility/prescreening.

Hello! My wife and I are moving from Colorado to the Bay to help with a family health situation and will be looking for employment starting in September.

She has been operating a successful sports and lifestyle video/photo company in the surrounding states for the past ten years. Her skills are in shooting video and stills as well as editing. Most of her work has been in capturing dance and similar sports, though she has also done real estate, corporate shoots, restaurant/bars, and weddings. She is looking forward to finding a good (hopefully arts related) company to work for rather than restarting her business in a very crowded market.

My skills are a bit more scattered and would muddy the waters on this post. Suffice it to say I am an experienced camera operator, recording/mix engineer, operations consultant, and a moderately skilled software dev. I am looking for an individual contributor job in the media sector that values results rather than hours, and understands that treating your clients/guests with hospitality is a key indicator of success.

This is a shot in the dark but if nothing else I would love to connect with people in these industries. I haven't lived in the Bay for nearly 20 years and we are both community oriented people that don't know anybody outside of family out there.

Hi,

My ideal part time product management role would be:

* help a set of founders take an idea from paper to first release
* help an incubator with their startups 
* help a company identify new tech to bring in-house (why build when you can buy)
* be a scout for an organization that is looking for companies to invest in or purchase.
* work on a new product in the social good space from scratch.

I am inspired by projects like Kiva, Too Good to go, gofundme, Craigslist. 

My skill set in short:
Have taken multiple projects from ideation to first deliverable or Prototype (used for fund raising)

MSc CS
Developer 6 years (real time embedded avionics)
Product Manager 15 years (web, mobile apps using native functions and Bluetooth sensors)

Leadership roles are welcome, happy to lead product managers.

One might ask why not work full time?
Good question:
I feel I can deliver better or same results in half the time. Why would I pretend to work full time when it really takes me half the time.
Having said that, if you need a full time team member to come to work everyday, then I am not your person.

Thanks for reading this far. I am in the Bay Area.
Happy to discuss a possible gig/project in person.

Ps, I have a talented tech team in Eastern Europe that has delivered a lot of my projects.

I applied for a HR Service Center Customer Service Associate position at Stanford. I thought I’d post here in case anyone works at Stanford or has a connection who might be willing to refer me. I’d really appreciate any help or advice! 🙏

I’m relocating to SF from Orange County and looking for my next role as a Project Manager.

Background is in infrastructure and tech program delivery, with PMP and CSM certifications. Strongest at cross-functional execution, vendor and stakeholder management, and IT/infra rollouts.

Open to full-time or contract-to-hire, remote-friendly but also open to hybrid or on-site if the commute is doable. If your company’s hiring or you know someone who is, I’d really appreciate a referral or pointer. Thank you!