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Pharmacist in Tulsa
OU Health Physicians in Tulsa offers a rewarding opportunity to join a community-based medicine practice that combines compassionate care with academic excellence. Team members enjoy competitive benefits, including comprehensive health coverage, generous paid time off, retirement plans, and professional development support. This role allows you to make a meaningful impact by caring for patients close to home while also contributing to the education and mentorship of medical students and residents, helping shape the next generation of healthcare providers. Join a collaborative environment where patient-centered care, teaching, and teamwork come together.
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Graduate Medical Education Director in Tulsa
The OUSCM-Tulsa Graduate Medical Education Office is recruiting for the GME Director position. This person will join the GME Institutional Office and assist the DIO in developing and maintaining the education quality of the training programs and ensure compliance with ACGME accreditation standards and other regulatory requirements. Will stay abreast of ever-changing ACGME institutional and common program requirements, and Institutional policies and procedures. The Director will function as a liaison between the DIO, the Program Directors (PD), Program Coordinators and participating sites. Will also directly supervise the GME Office staff.
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Field Student Support Coordinator in Tulsa
The Student Program Coordinator supports practicum and field education operations by building and maintaining relationships with agencies and helping students successfully meet requirements for practicum participation. This role identifies and develops practicum opportunities, connects students with field instructors and preceptors, and supports the onboarding of agency partners. The role provides guidance on practicum planning, requirements, and timelines; monitors compliance requirements; tracks documentation and deadlines; and maintains accurate records to support accreditation and program standards. Responsibilities also include developing and distributing communications to students, faculty, and external partners, responding to inquiries, and fostering collaboration across academic and administrative teams. The position manages program data and records using systems such as IPT and Qualtrics, provides user support, and contributes to continuous process improvement efforts. Additional responsibilities may include coordinating training sessions, practicum fairs, orientations, and other program events; supporting scholarship administration; maintaining related records; preparing reports; and assisting with recognition and award programs. This role performs other duties and special projects as assigned.
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Building Operations Administrator in Norman
The Building Operations Administrator for the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History will oversee all day-to-day operations of the physical building, which includes the Security, Facility, and Custodial departments. This position is responsible for the maintenance, repair, security, and safety of the museum. The Building Operations Administrator reports to the Director and will work closely with other staff to help implement the operational aspects of the Museum. The position requires a strategic thinker who will proactively recognize operational efficiency needs, anticipate issues and opportunities, and recommend value-added solutions. The candidate will possess progressive experience in facilities management, residential or commercial construction, general-contracting experience and/or combined education and experience, preferably in a cultural institution. The Building Operations Administrator must have strong interpersonal skills and be a team player with the ability to work with staff and stakeholders.
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Student Success Administrator in Oklahoma City
The Student Success Administrator provides strategic leadership, vision, and oversight for student services, student support operations, and student development programs within the OU College of Dentistry. This position is responsible for creating and enhancing a student-centered environment that promotes academic success, engagement, enrollment, retention, and overall well-being. The Administrator collaborates closely with Academic Affairs, faculty, and staff to develop and implement initiatives that support students throughout their educational journey. Through innovative programming, operational excellence, and a commitment to student success, the Administrator fosters a culture of belonging and achievement while strengthening lifelong connections between students, alumni, and the College. The position serves as a key advocate and resource for students and provides leadership for services and programs that advance the mission and strategic goals of the OU College of Dentistry.
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