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Post Doctoral Fellow - Psychology
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Tulsa
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| This posting is recruiting for 2 positions.
The Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral Psychology Fellow position will be housed within the OSU Behavioral Medicine Clinic, part of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. This is a 12-month, full-time training program designed to meet the Oklahoma State Board of Examiners of Psychologists’ postdoctoral supervision and training requirements for licensure. The fellowship provides comprehensive clinical experience under the direct supervision of licensed psychologists, with opportunities to refine assessment, therapy, and consultation skills across diverse client populations.
The postdoctoral fellow will provide psychological assessment and evidence-based therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults in an outpatient medical setting. Training experiences will be individualized to align with the fellow’s professional interests and career goals, with opportunities to specialize in areas such as integrated behavioral health, trauma, neuropsychological assessment, and school-based services. Additional professional development activities will include didactic seminars, supervision of trainees, multidisciplinary collaboration, and participation in program development.
This position offers rich exposure to interdisciplinary practice within a medical setting and is ideal for individuals seeking a broad-based clinical and professional experience leading toward independent licensure. |
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Adjunct Faculty - Design/Drafting
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Okmulgee
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| GENERAL SUMMARY:
This position will facilitate learning for an associate in applied science degree in the Design/Drafting Technologies program. The focus of this instructional position will include teaching in AutoCAD 2D & 3D, SoildWorks, Revit, CADWorx, Civil 3D, GIS, & SDS2. This will range from fundamental drafting basics to advanced design techniques and 3D printing. |
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Ranch Hand - OSU Research Range BS9492
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Stillwater
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| Who We Are: The Field and Research Service Unit (FRSU) is a component of OSU Ag Research that has a mission to conduct research on agriculture, natural resources, rural economies and social issues to increase science-based knowledge and develop technology to improve the lives of Oklahomans. |
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Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal (CAMA) Specialist I AS8935
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Stillwater
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| The Center for Local Government Technology (CLGT) provides education, training, research, technical assistance, and customized services to local, state, and tribal governments, and other public and private entities through multiple programs funded by state appropriations, grants, and cooperative agreements. The Valuation Training Assistance Program (VTAP), located at CLGT, provides education, training, support, and technical assistance to County Assessor and County Treasurer offices in Oklahoma. |
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Veterinary Technician Supervisor I - II 633134
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Stillwater
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| Supervision of veterinary assistants/technicians and oversight of the food animal department, including management of staffing needs and coordination of after-hours emergency schedules/shifts, while instructing/assisting year-four veterinary students and providing high quality veterinary assistance. Provide high quality veterinary technical assistance in accordance with the Practice Act. Complete other tasks that are assigned or necessary. |
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Billing Specialist AS8203
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Stillwater
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| Responsible for Medical Records Management systems including receiving, assembling, evaluating for completeness, deficiencies of all discharged records, utilization of advanced computer skills and electronic medical record system. Teach other staff and clinicians how to use the medical record module. Perform patient chart audits, discharge billing audits, and create templates, bundles and codes within the medical software. |
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Animal Care Technician I - III 630079
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Stillwater
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| Responsible for thoroughly cleaning, scrubbing, and sanitizing stalls between patients and/or periodically when patient is hospitalized for extended period of time. Operate pickup, forklift, and other equipment as necessary to transport patients and hay. Assist in handling patients as instructed. Assist in maintaining security and biosecurity in large animal barns/isolation areas. Responsible for general maintenance including repairs to stalls, equipment, fences, doors, etc. Assist with maintaining inventories of feed and supplies as directed. |
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Animal Care Technician 632015
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Stillwater
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| Responsible for thoroughly cleaning, scrubbing, and sanitizing stalls between patients and/or periodically when patient is hospitalized for extended period of time. Operate pickup, forklift, and other equipment as necessary to transport patients and hay. Assist in handling patients as instructed. Assist in maintaining security and biosecurity in large animal barns/isolation areas. Responsible for general maintenance including repairs to stalls, equipment, fences, doors, etc. Assist with maintaining inventories of feed and supplies as directed. This position is heavy in manual labor and requires to physical ability to lift and manipulate loads in excess of 80 pounds, including lifting and stacking hay and feed. Must be able to stand, walk, bend, crawl, stoop, and work overhead and below waist level for long periods of time. Primary work location is not climate controlled - required to work in extreme weather (hot, cold, wet) conditions at times. |
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Landscape Maintenance Technician I - Sr. 632625
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Stillwater
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| Are you passionate about maintaining beautiful outdoor spaces? Do you have a keen eye for detail and a love for working in nature? OSU Facilities Management Landscape Department is looking for a dedicated and hardworking Landscape Maintenance Technician to join our team. As an LS Maintenance Tech, you will play a crucial role in ensuring our grounds are pristine, safe, and welcoming for all students, staff, faculty, and visitors. If you enjoy hands-on work and take pride in creating well-maintained landscapes, we want to hear from you! |
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Visiting Research Scientist - Internal Parasites Control in Ruminants-2178
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Langston
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| The successful candidate will be expected to conduct research with goats or hair sheep at the LU-SLSAAS. The research involves investigating the interrelationships between host animals and internal parasites, manipulating host immunity to reduce parasitism, and exploring alternative medicines to control internal parasites in small ruminants. The successful candidate is expected to mentor undergraduate and graduate students in the research laboratories. |
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Visiting Research Scientist - Ruminant Breeding and Genetics-2181
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Langston
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| The successful candidate will be expected to develop a nationally and internationally recognized research program in basic and/or applied animal breeding and genetics fields, both independently and in collaboration with other scientists on research of interest. The individual is expected to supervise student workers and mentor undergraduate and graduate students. The successful candidate is also expected to participate in extension programs of ruminant production. |
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Visiting Research Scientist – Plant/ Crop Scientist-2179
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Langston
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| The successful candidate will conduct research in plant breeding, physiology, production, yield, and management of crops, fruit trees, and nursery stock under both greenhouse and field conditions. Study soil–plant interactions to optimize fertility and nutrient cycling, while designing sustainable production systems that incorporate crop rotations and cover cropping to enhance yields and maintain ecological balance. Play a key role in extension education to ensure that research findings are translated into farmer-friendly practices and that future generations are trained in sustainable agriculture. |
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School of Arts & Sciences/Biology Department Adjunct Instructor-1841
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Langston
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| The Department of Biology at Langston University invites applications for the position of Adjunct Instructor of Biology. We are seeking a dedicated and scientifically rigorous educator to teach undergraduate-level courses, specifically General Biology I & II, and potentially upper-division electives depending on departmental needs. |
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Adjunct Intructor-Public Health Program-2072
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Langston
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| The Public Health Program at Langston University is seeking qualified adjunct faculty to teach undergraduate public health courses on a part-time, semester-by-semester basis. Adjunct faculty play an essential role in supporting quality instruction and fostering student learning within the program. |
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Community Resource Development Extension Educator-2175
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Langston
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| The Community Resource Development Extension Educator serves as a critical link between Langston University Sherman Lewis School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences (LU SL/SAAS) and the residents of Oklahoma. This position develops and delivers innovative, research-based educational programs that address local needs and strengthen the economic, social, and environmental well-being of communities.
The educator collaborates with county, state, and tribal agencies; partner organizations; businesses; schools; and community leaders to assess needs, design programming, and build capacity across the region. Through these efforts, the educator contributes to improving the quality of life for both current and future residents. |
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School of Arts & Sciences/Technology Department Adjunct Instructor-1841
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Langston
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| The Department of Engineering Technology at Langston University, a proud Historically Black College or University (HBCU) and land-grant institution, is seeking qualified Adjunct Faculty members to teach undergraduate courses in engineering technology on a part-time, semester-by-semester basis. This department, housed within the School of Arts and Sciences, emphasizes hands-on laboratory and project-based learning to prepare students for high-demand careers in fields such as electronics, drafting, and construction. Adjunct instructors will deliver engaging instruction, support student success, and contribute to our mission of fostering excellence in education, research, and service to diverse communities. |
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School of Arts & Sciences/Mathematics Department Adjunct Instructor-1841
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Langston
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| Position Overview
Langston University’s Mathematics Department is seeking qualified and committed Adjunct Professors to teach courses in the Department of Mathematics. The successful candidate will join a team committed to academic excellence, student success, and meaningful research engagement.
Adjunct Professors will deliver high-quality instruction, engage students in meaningful learning experiences, and contribute to the academic mission of Langston University. Courses will be offered primarily in person, with the potential option for some online instruction, depending on departmental needs. |
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School of Arts & Sciences/English & Foreign Languages Department Adjunct Instructor-1841
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Langston
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| Position Overview: Langston University’s English and Foreign Languages Department is currently seeking qualified instructors to teach courses in English and Spanish and contribute to the academic mission of Langston University. Courses will be offered primarily in person, with the potential option for online, depending on departmental needs.
Adjunct Professors will deliver high-quality instruction, engage students in meaningful learning experiences, and contribute to the academic mission of Langston University. Courses will be offered primarily in person, with the potential option for some online instruction, depending on departmental needs. |
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School of Arts & Sciences/Chemistry & Physical Science Department Adjunct Instructor-1841
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Langston
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| About this Position
The Department of Chemistry and Physical Sciences is seeking a qualified Adjunct Instructor to teach lower-division courses, including Introductory Chemistry, General Chemistry I & II laboratory/lecture support (as needed), Physics, and Physical Science for non-majors. Candidates with a Master’s degree will be considered for lower-division teaching assignments. Applicants holding a Ph.D. in Chemistry or a closely related discipline may also be eligible to teach upper-division coursework based on departmental needs. |
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School of Arts & Sciences/Computer Science & MIS Department Adjunct Instructor-1841
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Langston
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| About this Position
The Department of Computer Science and Management Information Systems is seeking adjunct Instructors from all areas of Computer Science, spanning software, cybersecurity, systems, theoretical foundations, data science, and applications. We are also interested in applicants considering research at the frontiers of Computer Science with other disciplines, including but certainly not limited to those in mathematics, agriculture, medical, physics, and social sciences.
The Computer Science Department and Langston University value faculty who will help foster an open and respectful academic environment for colleagues, students, and staff. Candidates may choose to include as part of their research and teaching statements a brief discussion about how their work and experience will further these values. |