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  • Closes Dec 07 2026

    Videographer in Oklahoma City

    At the University of Oklahoma, every story has the power to inspire, inform, and change lives. We're looking for a creative, technically skilled visual storyteller who can turn ideas, people, and moments into compelling video and photography that connect with audiences and bring the OU brand to life. While based at and focused on the vibrant and fast-moving OKC health campus, this role has the opportunity to serve all three OU campuses while capturing the people, discoveries, innovations, and experiences that define the university. From patients and providers to researchers, students, faculty, and groundbreaking work, you'll help tell the stories that showcase OU's impact across Oklahoma and beyond. From concept to camera to final cut, you'll bring a strong creative eye, technical expertise, and sound editorial judgment to a dynamic range of projects and platforms. Whether producing a feature video, capturing a compelling photograph, documenting a major event, creating social-first content, or developing visual assets for university communications, you'll help turn everyday moments into powerful stories worth sharing. This is an opportunity to work alongside communicators, faculty, staff, and university leaders while helping shape the visual voice of one of the nation's top universities. If this sounds like you, please apply.

  • Closes Dec 07 2026

    PTTC Prevention Program Coordinator Sr in Norman

    The PTTC Prevention Fellowship Program increases the number of prevention scientists working in the field. This is done by developing and sustaining a well-trained and knowledgeable cadre of prevention professionals who understand and exemplify the principles and best practices of substance misuse prevention and prepare fellows to achieve certification from the International Certification and Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC) Certified Prevention Specialist (CPS) exam.

  • Closes Dec 07 2026

    Pharmacy Technician in Oklahoma City

    The Pharmacy Technician I plays a key role in helping patients access the medications they need. This position supports the prior authorization and pharmacy petition review process by ensuring requests are accurate, timely, and compliant. Working closely with pharmacists, healthcare providers, and insurance payers, the technician reviews requests, evaluates medication petitions against established criteria, gathers and documents critical information, and helps facilitate coverage decisions/keeping the process moving and patients at the center.

  • Closes Dec 07 2026

    Sr. Faculty Professional Development Specialist for Teaching in Norman

    The Sr Faculty Professional Development Specialist for Teaching within the Center for Faculty Excellence will bring both pedagogical expertise and effective communication practices to support the development of asynchronous resources for faculty by creating content for asynchronous delivery of courses that support faculty development in effective teaching practices.

  • Closes Dec 11 2026

    EMCOMM Call Center (Fall) in Norman

    OU Office of Admissions & Recruitment (OAR) works to bring in the next generation of Sooners. Our team operates from Norman as well as across the state, nation and world. We provide support to incoming domestic and international freshman and transfer students as they navigate the college application and decision process. Additionally, we partner with parents, counselors, and communities in providing resources to students interested in higher education. Our goal is to build a vibrant community with limitless potential by recruiting the most academically qualified students with a variety of educational, service, involvement and community experiences.

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