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Program Manager in Oklahoma City
The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine is seeking a highly motivated Program Manager to support the expansion of graduate medical education through the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) Rural Residency initiative. This grant-funded position plays a critical role in advancing rural healthcare workforce development across Oklahoma by coordinating and supporting residency training programs in rural and underserved communities. The Program Manager will collaborate with College of Medicine departments, residency program leadership, rural healthcare organizations, community partners, state agencies, and funding entities to ensure successful implementation of program objectives, compliance requirements, and grant deliverables. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, program coordination, data collection and reporting, budget monitoring, and oversight of activities that strengthen rural residency training opportunities. This position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on rural health by helping develop the next generation of physicians who will serve Oklahoma's rural communities. Some travel to rural training sites and partner organizations throughout the state is required. As a grant-funded position, continued employment is contingent upon the availability of grant funding.
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PEAK - Central Mail Associate in Norman
Picks up and delivers United States Postal Service (USPS) and interdepartmental mail. · Picks up USPS mail by utilizing a state owned motor vehicle. · Delivers mail to various destinations. May make special mail runs as directed by the supervisor. · Assists in preparation of special mailings. · Sorts and meters incoming and outgoing mail by route and location. Separates outgoing mail by account number for postage. · Maintains state owned motor vehicle, to include but not limited to inspecting the vehicle for engine oil, and brake pressure. Informs central mail supervisor of any deficiencies. · Performs various duties as needed to successfully fulfill the function of the position.
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PEAK - Food Service -Chick-fil-A in Norman
Performs a wide range of duties involved with preparing and/or serving foods and beverages and Follows proper kitchen standards when cleaning/sanitizing the work area (floors, food carts, cabinets, tables, kitchen utensils and equipment, dishes, and tableware, etc.). Prepares, produces, and/or sets up and serves food items to include daily specials, standard menu offerings, limited time offerings, infusion meals, catering meals, standard menu, etc. Stocks and stores food services items. Receives, rotates, and dispenses food commodities using all applicable guidelines. Utilizes various kitchen utensils, appliances, and heavy/industrial equipment in food preparation. Operates a variety of manual and/or automatic kitchen equipment such as ovens, grills, dishwashers, mixers, slicers, etc. Promotes a safe and healthy workplace by identifying unsafe practices, unsafe equipment, and removing refuse as soon as appropriate. Uses appropriate practices for safe cleaning and is responsible for own safety and safety of others. Provides professional and exceptional customer service. Adheres to University policies, as well as health department quality and safety standards. Performs various duties as needed to successfully fulfill the functions of the position.
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HRPP QI COORDINATOR in Oklahoma City
As Oklahoma's flagship academic health center, the University of Oklahoma Health Campus integrates world-class research, education, and patient care. Within this environment, the Office of Human Research Participant Protection (HRPP), fully accredited by AAHRPP, ensures that research involving human participants meets the highest standards of ethics, safety, quality, and regulatory compliance, with a strong commitment to protecting the rights and welfare of research participants. We are seeking a Quality Improvement (QI) Coordinator to support this mission by monitoring and assessing the effectiveness of HRPP and Institutional Review Board (IRB) processes and oversight activities, and conducting post-approval monitoring of research studies. This role plays a key part in strengthening oversight, identifying opportunities for improvement, and promoting consistent and compliant research practices in alignment with federal regulations and institutional policies.
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Research Technician in Oklahoma City
Join a dynamic and collaborative research team dedicated to improving the lives of children and adolescents affected by diabetes and endocrine disorders. The Department of Pediatrics, Division of Diabetes-Endocrinology, is seeking a motivated Research Technician to support innovative clinical and translational research aimed at advancing the understanding, treatment, and prevention of pediatric endocrine diseases. The Research Technician will play a key role in the day-to-day conduct of research studies, assisting with participant recruitment, data collection and management, specimen processing, and regulatory documentation. Working closely with investigators, research staff, healthcare providers, and study participants, this individual will contribute to high-quality research that directly impacts patient care and scientific discovery. This position offers an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking hands-on research experience in a pediatric academic medical center environment while supporting meaningful work that improves health outcomes for children and families.
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