This Maui County Hawaii job guide highlights credible employment pathways across local, state, and federal government, healthcare, education, public safety, and workforce resources serving Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi, including Kahului, Wailuku, Kīhei, Lahaina, Upcountry Maui, Hāna, Kaunakakai, and Lānaʻi City.
Job-volume badges: A “10+ jobs” badge means that ten or more openings were observed during the most recent review. These badges can help identify employers that may be more likely to have current opportunities, but they do not guarantee that the same number of jobs is still available.
This Maui County Hawaii job guide highlights credible employment pathways across local, state, and federal government, healthcare, education, public safety, and workforce resources serving Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi, including Kahului, Wailuku, Kīhei, Lahaina, Upcountry Maui, Hāna, Kaunakakai, and Lānaʻi City.
Job-volume badges: A “10+ jobs” badge means that ten or more openings were observed during the most recent review. These badges can help identify employers that may be more likely to have current opportunities, but they do not guarantee that the same number of jobs is still available.
The County of Maui is the primary local-government employer for Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi. Its civil-service system recruits across departments such as Public Works, Water Supply, Parks and Recreation, Environmental Management, Housing, Finance, Planning, Transportation, Human Concerns, and emergency services; 87 public postings were displayed during this review, including permanent, temporary, seasonal, and continuous recruitments.
The Maui County Council maintains a separate employment page for positions within the Office of Council Services and individual councilmember offices. These non-civil-service opportunities can involve legislative research, policy analysis, legal and committee support, communications, administrative services, and other work supporting the County's legislative branch.
The Hawaiʻi State Judiciary's Second Circuit serves Maui County, with court operations centered in Wailuku and district-court service extending to Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi. Judiciary careers include courtroom and clerical support, social work and probation-related services, fiscal and research positions, information technology, facilities, administrative work, and other civil-service or exempt roles.
Haleakalā National Park employs federal staff across the Summit and Kīpahulu districts on Maui. National Park Service careers can involve interpretation and education, biology and natural-resource protection, trail and facilities maintenance, visitor and resource protection, administration, and seasonal or internship work; the park also partners with conservation organizations for youth and early-career opportunities.
Maui Health operates Maui Memorial Medical Center, Kula Hospital and Clinic, Lānaʻi Community Hospital, and outpatient services serving Maui County. Its current employment search displayed 67 results during this review, ranging from registered nursing and critical care to imaging, laboratory, pharmacy, patient access, food service, maintenance, hospital aides, clerical work, and other clinical and non-clinical functions.
Kaiser Permanente provides outpatient care on Maui through facilities including Maui Lani Medical Offices and other clinic services in the Wailuku area. The Maui Lani career search alone showed eleven openings during this review, with opportunities such as medical assistants, nursing, care coordination, imaging, pharmacy, specialty care, and ambulatory clinical support.
Molokai General Hospital in Kaunakakai is the island's critical-access hospital and a member of The Queen's Health Systems. Its workforce supports inpatient and emergency care, nursing, diagnostic services, rehabilitation, outpatient services, patient access, administration, facilities, and other hospital operations; current Queen's listings included a new-graduate and staff-nurse opportunity specifically at Molokai General.
Mālama I Ke Ola Health Center, operated by the Community Clinic of Maui, is a nonprofit community health center serving Maui residents through primary care, pediatrics, women's health, dental care, behavioral health, street medicine, and related programs. Its employment page was active during this review, supporting clinical, community-health, dental, information-services, administrative, and program roles.
Hāna Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center serving the remote Hāna district with medical care and broader community-health initiatives. Its current opportunities page included both health-center and Hāna Fresh positions during this review, reflecting an organization whose employment can span healthcare, transportation, food and nutrition, agriculture, operations, and community-support work.
Maui Medical Group is a multispecialty physician organization with offices in Wailuku, Kahului, Kīhei, Pukalani, and Nāpili. Its career portal supports work across physician practices and diagnostic services, including medical assistants, licensed practical nurses, advanced-practice providers, scheduling and patient support, clinical specialties, and business or administrative operations.
Hawaiʻi operates one statewide public school district rather than separate county school systems. Across Maui County, HIDOE staffs public schools on Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi with teachers, librarians, counselors, educational officers, educational assistants, custodians, food-service employees, office staff, technical personnel, and other classified or student-support professionals.
University of Hawaiʻi Maui College in Kahului combines liberal-arts education with career and technical programs such as nursing, culinary arts, automotive technology, business, construction, agriculture, information technology, and administration of justice. College employment includes faculty and lecturers, professional and technical staff, civil-service positions, student services, facilities, administration, and campus-support work.
Kamehameha Schools Maui serves roughly 1,100 K-12 students on a 180-acre campus in Pukalani. The larger Kamehameha Schools organization recruits for classroom teaching as well as counseling and student support, athletics, security, facilities, ʻāina and cultural programs, technology, finance, communications, administration, and other educational and operational roles.
Seabury Hall is an independent college-preparatory school in Makawao serving students in grades 5 through 12. Its campus combines academics with arts, athletics, extracurricular programs, and extensive grounds and facilities; the school maintained an active employment page during this review, including a facilities groundskeeper opening.
Maui Preparatory Academy is an independent preschool-through-grade-12 school serving West Maui from its Lahaina-area campus. Employment can include classroom and specialist teaching, early childhood education, counseling and student life, athletics, arts, admissions, communications, advancement, operations, and other school-support functions, with applicants directed through the school's dedicated careers page.
Kihei Charter School is a tuition-free K-12 public charter school built around project-based learning and integrated technology. During this review its employment page listed openings for educational assistants, sixth-grade humanities, eighth-grade mathematics, and fifth-grade teaching, with the school accepting application materials directly for current and future instructional needs.
Maui Police Department provides law-enforcement service throughout Maui County, with stations on Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi. Its dedicated recruiting page directs applicants to current sworn and civilian openings, eligibility requirements, salaries, benefits, and job notifications; career paths include police officers, emergency-services dispatch, records, forensics, administration, and other support functions.
Maui Fire Department provides fire suppression, rescue, emergency response, prevention, and ocean-safety functions across the County. Fire Fighter Trainee recruitments are announced through County Personnel Services when application periods open, while the department's workforce also supports specialized rescue, emergency medical response, fire prevention, fleet and equipment needs, and other public-safety operations.
For Maui County applicants interested in corrections, the Hawaiʻi Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation operates Maui Community Correctional Center in Wailuku. Adult Corrections Officer recruiting is the most visible entry route, while the institution also depends on civilian employees to support programs, health and human services, food operations, facilities, records, administration, and the day-to-day work of a secure correctional setting.
HireNet Hawaiʻi is the state's public labor-exchange and career-information system and is a core resource used by Maui County's workforce network. Job seekers can search openings, create and post résumés, explore occupations and training, assess skills, review labor-market information, and connect with employment services without relying on a commercial job board.
State of Hawaiʻi Careers is the central employment gateway for executive-branch civil-service opportunities outside the Department of Education. Maui County applicants can use it to find state work connected with health and human services, transportation, natural resources, regulation, administration, trades, professional services, and other public programs operating on Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi.
The Maui American Job Center in Kahului is the hub of Maui County's collaborative workforce-development system. Free services include public computers for HireNet and résumé updates, on-site employment counseling, training and support services for eligible participants, job fairs and information sessions, partner referrals, and priority of service for veterans.
Maui County's Virtual Job Fair provides an online connection point for local employers and job seekers. The County identifies the site as part of its current workforce system, where users can search employment opportunities and explore career information, internships, subsidized training, résumé-building help, and financial-aid resources between in-person hiring events.
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation helps eligible people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, or advance in employment. Maui-area services can include vocational assessment and counseling, employment planning, training, job-placement assistance, supported employment, assistive technology, and coordination with other workforce partners through the American Job Center system.
Goodwill Hawaiʻi provides free employment and career-development services through its Maui programs, including a Kahului office that has supported local job seekers and workers affected by economic disruption. Career Navigators can help participants identify skills, prepare résumés, strengthen interview and job-search strategies, pursue training, and connect with employment or placement support.
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