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Billing Representative in Tulsa
Reviews coding in Electronic Medical Records system and post the charges. Codes and bills for hospital charges. Captures all billing from all clinics and hospitals. Checks all accounts for any duplicate charges. Uses proper Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes, ICD-10 codes, and modifiers. Attends seminars or webinars to stay current with changes in billing. Must have and maintain Certified Professional Coder certification.
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Project Coordinator in Okmulgee
GENERAL SUMMARY: This position supports the Sr. Manager by performing various administrative and organizational tasks to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Will oversee the management of the work order system, assigning work orders, follow up, etc. Will be the point of contact for outside contractors and scheduling repairs with outside contractors. Other key responsibilities include coordinating meetings, managing project documentation, tracking progress, preparing reports, facilitating communication, and assisting with budget and resource management.
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Animal Science Research Scientist and Extension Specialist -2149* in Langston
About this Position The mission of the Langston University American Institute for Goat Research (LU-SL/SAAS-AIGR) is to research, develop and transfer enhanced goat and hair sheep production and distribution system technologies, with impacts at local, state, regional, national, and international levels. AIGR strives to fulfill this mission through excellence in a results-driven, highly productive research program; an effective, client-oriented community-based extension approach; and dynamic international activities that stress business development and human capacity building. The AIGR has in recent years expanded its mission to encompass beef Cattle research and Extension. Cutting-edge research focuses on providing new information that are relevant and usable by producers, researchers, and consumers alike. Enhancing information exchange and producer skill levels through hands-on workshops, field days, and web-based information and interactive components is the goal of the extension program. Care for goat producers worldwide is engendered through international activities that encompass research, human capacity building, and village development. These programs, along with knowledgeable and caring personnel and a dedication to the improvement of the lives of goat and hair sheep producers around the world, have made the LU-AIGR a recognized leader in the arena of small ruminant production technologies. The recently enhanced focus on product development and consumption of meat and milk products has added a new dimension to the AIGR. SL/SAAS and AIGR are committed to excellence in research, extension, teaching, and international programs in accordance with the Land Grant mission of Langston University. More information about SL/SAAS, AIGR, and LU are available at www.langston.edu and www.goats.langston.edu. ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Support the research, development, and transfer of enhanced goat and hair sheep production and distribution system technologies, as well as initiatives related to beef cattle research and Extension. Assist with conducting cutting-edge, results-driven research that provides relevant, usable information for producers, researchers, and consumers. Help implement the community-based extension program, including organizing hands-on workshops, field days, and other outreach activities. Contribute to web-based information and interactive components that enhance producer skill levels and knowledge exchange. Support international activities focused on research, human capacity building, and village development initiatives for goat producers worldwide. Provide administrative, communication, and programmatic support to ensure excellence in research, extension, teaching, and international programs in alignment with Langston University’s Land Grant mission. Perform other duties as needed to further AIGR’s commitment to improving the lives of goat, hair sheep, and cattle producers locally and globally.
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Research Scientist and Extension Specialist, Small Ruminants-2148 in Langston
OVERVIEW: The mission of the Langston University American Institute for Goat Research (LUSAAS-AIGR) is to research, develop and transfer enhanced goat and hair sheep production and distribution system technologies, with impacts at local, state, regional, national, and international levels. AIGR strives to fulfill this mission through excellence in a results-driven, highly productive research program; an effective, client-oriented community-based extension approach; and dynamic international activities that stress business development and human capacity building. Cutting-edge research focuses on providing new information that are relevant and usable by producers, researchers, and consumers alike. Enhancing information exchange and producer skill levels through hands-on workshops, field days, and web-based information and interactive components is the goal of the extension program. Care for goat producers worldwide is engendered through international activities that encompass research, human capacity building, and village development. These programs, along with knowledgeable and caring personnel and a dedication to the improvement of the lives of goat and hair sheep producers around the world, have made the LU-AIGR a recognized leader in the arena of small ruminant production technologies. The recently enhanced focus on product development and consumption of meat and milk products has added a new dimension to the Institute. SL/SAAS and AIGR are committed to excellence in research, extension, teaching, and international programs in accordance with the Land Grant mission of Langston University. More information about SL/SAAS, AIGR, and LU are available at www.langston.edu and www.goats.langston.edu. ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBLITIES: The successful candidate will be an integral part of the research and extension programs. He/she will serve in the extension and research programs and conduct applied research with primary focus on unique aspects of goats and hair sheep production and management. The candidate will be expected to be in contact with leaders in the small ruminant industry and conduct workshops in various areas of animal production and management. He/she will collaborate with other scientists on research of interest. The candidate is expected to be familiar with parasites of 2 sheep and goats and participate in the American Consortium for Small Ruminant Parasites. Teaching assignments in area of specialization will be available periodically.
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Assistant/Associate Professor & Department Chair, School of Education-1555 in Langston
School of Education & Professional Programs This position serves as both a faculty member and the academic and administrative head of the department. The Chair role is a distinct, separate appointment from the faculty rank. The successful candidate must be a collaborative and strategic leader with the ability to work effectively across schools and departments. The Chair will lead accreditation efforts, support program development, and drive student success initiatives aligned with the university's mission and strategic priorities. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses. Advise and mentor students. Support and engage with student organizations. Maintain regular on-campus presence for instruction, meetings, and university events. Lead the department’s accreditation and certification efforts, including coordinating data collection and compliance processes. Collaborate with faculty and leadership to advance the mission, vision, and goals of the School. Contribute to faculty development and recruitment/retention strategies. Perform additional duties as assigned to support departmental and institutional success.
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