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Senior Claims Attorney - Gainesville OR Jacksonville 27030000 - HA-SELF INSURANCE TRUST FUND Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
This position can be located in Gainesville or Jacksonville. This position is a staff member of the Healthcare Education Insurance Company (HEIC) which is a single parent captive insurance company established by the Florida Board of Governors domiciled in the State of Vermont responsible for the oversight and management of the professional and general patient related liabilities for the State of Florida. This position is also part of the workforce for the distinct component entities serving the governing councils of the University of Florida J Hillis Miller Health Center Self-Insurance Program (UF SIP), Florida State University Self-Insurance Program (FSU SIP), University of Central Florida Self-Insurance Program (UCF SIP), Florida Atlantic University Self-Insurance Program (FAU SIP), Florida International University Self-Insurance Program (FIU SIP), and the Florida Board of Governors (collectively SIPs). The University of Florida serves as the pay agent for the staff members serving HEIC and the FBOG SIPs. The incumbent is responsible for the identification, investigation, analysis, and evaluation of the medical, legal, and fiscal issues related to covered claims, potential and asserted, against protected participants of UF SIP; the management and resolution, including denial, settlement, or defense, of all covered claims; the coordination, management and execution of all presuit legal and administrative processes required by Florida Statute; the coordination and management of litigation processes in defense of lawsuits filed based on covered claims; the identification of risk factors which cause or contribute to claims and suits.
OPS-PKY-Elementary Behavior Coach 18180600 - ED-ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
The Elementary Behavior Coach at P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School is a vital role responsible for ensuring a safe and secure learning environment for our PreK-5 students. The primary objective of this position is to support student behavior to enhance overall academic achievement. This is a 10-month OPS appointment that begins immediately.
Admissions Coordinator 24020300 - LW-ADMISSIONS Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
Are you a natural relationship-builder with a passion for working with students, travel, and hospitality? We are seeking an energetic, results-driven professional to join our team in as an Admissions Coordinator. No prior JD degree or higher-ed experience is required—if you love connecting with people and building vibrant communities, we will give you the tools, mentorship, and room to grow. This is a forward-facing, high-energy role perfect for someone looking to build a long-term career. As you master the core responsibilities, you will have opportunities to take on more ownership and advance within our organization. Why You’ll Love This Role • Drive Impact Through Applicant Recruitment: Be the face of our institution. You will actively recruit top talent, conduct admission interviews with prospective students, and help guide them through their application process. • See the Country (On Us!): Hit the road and travel to undergraduate institutions nationwide to pitch our programs and recruit the next generation of law students. Qualifying business travel, hotel, and meal expenses are covered by the university. • Build Community & Lead Ambassadors: Coordinate our dynamic student ambassador program. You will work with our current students, facilitate their outreach, and leverage their stories to drive recruitment success. • Bring On-Campus Events to Life: You will be the organizational force behind memorable experiences that help prospective students navigate their admissions journey and drive applications to the law school.
Adjunct Lecturer Principles of Interaction and Usability 13050000 - DW-DIGITAL WORLD Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
The University of Florida Digital Worlds Institute in the College of the Arts is seeking a qualified adjunct instructor to teach DIG3124 Principles of Interaction and Usability for Spring 2027. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of interaction design fundamentals and usability principles, with hands-on expertise in prototyping platforms such as Figma, and code editors like Visual Studio. They must be skilled in user research, data collection, and able to transform findings into wireframes, flowcharts, and functional prototypes, and experienced in facilitating collaborative group projects and user testing. A background in HCI or related disciplines, strong communication skills, and a commitment to fostering student-centered learning will be highly valued. The course requires the instructor of record to provide in person lectures, grading, office hours, and student feedback. This position requires an estimated 10 hours/week to support this course. This time-limited appointment is from January 1, 2027, to May 15, 2027. This is an excellent opportunity to join our dynamic team and contribute to the education and success of our students. Link to most recent DIG3124 Syllabus is available here https://arts.ufl.edu/syllabi/2026/Spring/2026-Spring-Dig%203124%20-%20Principles%20Of%20Interaction%20And%20Usability-00000%20(2).pdf
Assistant Director of Bar Support 24010000 - LW-DEANS OFFICE Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
The Program Manager of Bar Support helps provide strategic support for the Levin College of Law's academic success and bar readiness program, in collaboration with the Associate Dean for Academic Success and the Dean of Students, assisting in the assessment, enhancement, and ongoing development of program components to support students and graduates from matriculation through bar admission. The Program Manager works closely with faculty, administrators, staff, alumni, and external partners to identify and support students at risk of bar exam underperformance; helps design and deliver workshops, programs, and resources that promote student achievement, professional development, bar readiness, and licensure success; and supports the program's alignment with evolving accreditation standards and licensure requirements, including the NextGen bar exam. The Program Manager teaches academic success and/or bar preparation coursework, provides individualized advising and coaching to students and graduates, and contributes substantially to the structure and delivery of the Law School's bar readiness program.

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