<human>: I'm tired of my current job (I work with autistic children). It's not a terrible job and I do love the kids, but it's very physically draining and I realize now that it's not really something I enjoy. I want to start looking for another job, maybe something like a research assistant or something that would look good for grad school. I don't really know how to go about it though. I want to add my current job to my resume - I feel like it looks good and shows good work ethic and experience with therapy. How do I keep potential employers from calling my current job, though? How can I go about this without my current employer knowing? I've never tried looking for another job while employed before, so this is kind of a weird position for me. Could I maybe put a warning on my resume not to contact that employer, just to be safe?

Also, how can I schedule interviews? I work from 8 to 4 on Monday to Fridays, not to mention I live an hour away (another reason I want to change jobs). How would it be possible for me to schedule interviews when I'm not free from 7 to 5 everyday?

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Looking for new job, and want to keep my current job on my resume because I feel it looks good. How can I keep potential employers from contacting my current job?