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Clinical Case Manager 633850
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Tulsa
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| As a member of the multidisciplinary health care team, the Clinical Case Manager assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates options and services to meet an individual’s health care needs through communication and available resources to promote quality cost-effective outcomes. The Clinical Case Manager facilitates access to all core medical services and coordinates comprehensive HIV primary care service delivery planning for patients through assessment, service facilitation, referral, advocacy, and follow-up. By working collaboratively with the patient and the health care team, and utilizing established Levels of Service Criteria, the Clinical Case Manager plans and implements with the patient a Comprehensive Medical and Health-related Services Care Coordination Plan, updates the plan as needed, documents all care and service contacts, monitors patient progress, and continually reassesses the individual's need for level of service. The Clinical Case Manager provides treatment adherence readiness counseling and treatment education and support, in collaboration with the other members of the health care team.
Internal and External Working Relationships: Close internal working relationships with members of the I.M. Specialty Services Clinic and other OSU-COM Physicians Clinics and departments to coordinate patient care. Regular, ongoing external contact with local health and social service providers and local and state community-based providers to assist patients in accessing all needed medical and social service supports. Day-to-day supervision by Clinical Director, with supervisory oversight provided by Medical Director. |
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Academic Success Coach - SSOC
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Oklahoma City
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| The Academic Success Coach works with faculty and staff to facilitate and support the curricular and co-curricular development and retention of OSU-Oklahoma City students. The Academic Success Coach provides academic support services via individual and small group meetings, workshops, and classroom presentations with the goal of helping students develop and implement strategies to succeed academically. |
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Extension Educator, Family and Consumer Sciences, 4-H Youth Development - Washita 430212
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Washita County
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| About Us: Oklahoma State University (OSU) Extension educators are the “front door” to the University, providing a link between OSU and the people of the state in all 77 Oklahoma counties. OSU Extension represents a federal, state, and county partnership working since 1914. The mission of OSU Extension is to disseminate information to the people of Oklahoma and encourage the adoption of research-generated knowledge.
Extension educators provide research-based information to clientele in the areas of agriculture, family and consumer sciences, 4-H youth development, and community and rural development. |
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Capital Asset Accountant-2142
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Langston
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| Job Summary: The Capital Asset Accountant (Entry-Level) supports the tracking, accounting, and reporting of the University’s equipment. The position plays a vital role in ensuring that asset management activities comply with applicable university policies, state regulations, and federal reporting requirements.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Coordinate the daily accounting of equipment acquisitions, transfers, and disposals.
Ensure assets are properly tagged and categorized according to university policies.
Assist with data entry and updates to the asset management system.
Work with Procurement to ensure that capital asset acquisitions are properly identified, recorded, and classified in the university’s accounting system
Perform annual physical inventory of all equipment and reconciliation of asset records.
Assist in preparing documentation for audits and financial reporting.
Coordinate the periodic disposal/sale/auction of unneeded physical assets.
Other duties as assigned. |
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School Psychology Project Director GS9067
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Tulsa
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| THIS IS A GRANT FUNDED POSITION
The Project Director will oversee externally funded projects, managing the daily operations of the OSU UPCAST Mental Health Professional Services grant and the OSU BRIDGE Center. This role includes coordinating professional development, consultation, coaching, and grant evaluation services. Additionally, the Project Director will supervise and provide direct training to school districts on implementing evidence-based mental health practices.
Key responsibilities include supporting schools in establishing and maintaining effective Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) frameworks to address student mental health needs at Tier 1 and Tier 2 levels and supervising graduate practicum students placed at school sites.
This position plays a critical role in enhancing mental health support systems in educational settings through strategic leadership and direct engagement with school personnel and graduate trainees. |