Careers
God needs you! Are you interested in working at Wildwood Health Institute, and help share the gospel with the whole world? Check below to see what positions* are vacant, and apply if you feel God calling you.
*Please be aware that not all positions are applicable for a visa if you are a not a US-citizen or permanent resident.
Available Positions
Cook - Diet Kitchen
Wildwood Lifestyle Center is looking for a Cook to serve in the Diet Kitchen.
Construction Workers
Head Chef
Wildwood Lifestyle Center is looking for a Head Chef to serve at the Diet Kitchen.
Health Evangelism Course Coordinator
The Wildwood Education Department is seeking a coordinator to oversee the students enrolled in the Health Evangelism course.
Housekeeping Worker
The housekeeping workers need to be trained and led according to our mission, vision and values.
IT Technician
Wildwood Health Institute is seeking a skilled and dedicated IT Technician to join our team.
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Lifestyle Educator
Wildwood Lifestyle Center is seeking an educator to give hands-on support to guests looking to make meaningful lifestyle changes.
Maintenance Technician
Job Responsibilities:
- Perform routine maintenance: fixing structural damage, e.g. window, door or wall repair
- Repair broken or leaking plumbing to avoid water damage and restore full use of water fixtures
- Work on damaged electrical wiring when a shortage or severed wire occurs
- Maintain HVAC equipment to keep climate control functioning properly
- Carpentry work on doors, windows, and trim
- Apply preventative measures to reduce the risk of future problems, such as using a sealant on a roof
- Fix potential safety hazards to avoid injuries
- Paint buildings when old paint has become faded
Education Required
- High school diploma/GED or equivalent in experience
- Ability to read and write English
- 3 years of technical experience in carpentry, plumbing, and electrical is preferred
- Driver’s license
Physical Demands
- Good physical condition
- Work is medium to heavy in nature; ability to safely lift 50 lbs. – 75 lbs. occasionally
- Repair work requires excellent hand and finger dexterity
Working Conditions
- Worker is subjected to cold/wet winters and extreme hot/humid summers
- Hazardous conditions exist, such as proximity to moving mechanical parts, electrical current and working in high places
Other
- Maintain good interaction with supervisor and co-workers
- Initiative taking; ability to work independently
- Good communication skills
- Flexibility; job requires to be ‘on call’ as emergencies may arise
Physician or Mid-Level Practitioner
See outpatients and lifestyle guests in the Wildwood Clinic, and treat them with lifestyle medicine, natural remedies, herbs, and if necessary conventional medicine. Work in a Christian mission field where taking time for your patients, and providing spiritual care are encouraged. You will be overseeing nurse practitioners. Medical professionals (including other physicians) regularly attend the Lifestyle Medicine Observer Program. Teaching classes for this program and having the medical observers shadow you is a possibility.
Telecom Technician
Wildwood Health Institute is seeking a skilled and dedicated Telecom Technician to join our team.
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Applications
Before you fill out your application please read the Policy Handbook.
Worker
Workers generally make a two-year commitment to the institution, working 40 hours per week. They are provided housing, utilities, financial assistance with car insurance, a discount at the Natural Food Market, lifestyle center, and clinic, an opportunity to invest into and get assistance from Wildwood’s health fund, a monthly food allowance, and a stipend.
Volunteer
Volunteers work a minimum of 30 hours per week for a period of one-six months, and receive housing and meals at the student cafeteria, but no monetary compensation.
Intern
Interns are graduates of the Center for Health Evangelism, LIGHT, or another affiliate school, looking for experience in one of our departments. Interns volunteer for up to 40 hours a week for up to six months. They receive housing, meals at the student cafeteria, and a monthly stipend.
Medical Observer
Medical observers are medical professionals who have been accepted into the Lifestyle Medicine Observer Program, a month-long training in lifestyle medicine and natural remedies. Medical observers are not workers and therefore do not get any stipend or benefits, besides housing and meals at the student cafeteria.