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  • Senior Athletic Trainer in Eugene, OR

    In collaboration with the Chief Health Officer, responsible for organization and administration of autonomous healthcare delivery for student athletes. May reports to an Associate Director of Athletic Medicine with oversight from the Director of Athletic Medicine. This position will provide care mainly for the women's soccer team and/or other sport teams as assigned. Responsible for promoting the mission and objectives of the Intercollegiate Athletics Department, including adherence to all department policies and procedures, as well as the rules and regulations of the University of Oregon, BIG Ten Conference and the NCAA.

  • Research Business Coordinator in Eugene, OR

    The Office of Research and Innovation is looking for a detail orientated team member to join Research Core Business Services Administration as a research business coordinator. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-paced, collaborative, and mission-driven team committed to making an impact on discovery while advancing your career and support operational, financial, and procurement functions across a diverse and dynamic research environment.

  • Closes Nov 22 2026

    Senior Director for Family Engagement, Philanthropy and Student Life in various locations

    The University of Oregon is recruiting a Senior Director for Family Engagement, Philanthropy and Student Life to lead parent and family engagement, major gift fundraising, and Student Life advancement initiatives. This leadership role partners with university stakeholders and donors to strengthen philanthropic support and enhance the student experience. We welcome you to apply!

  • Custodian in Eugene, OR

    The Custodian position is responsible for maintaining clean, safe and sanitary conditions in and around the Erb Memorial Union (EMU). Duties include sanitation of restrooms; floor and window care; cleaning of the building, dining areas, and all surrounding grounds; emptying garbage and recycling; assisting with general maintenance of the facility, and providing excellent customer service to all EMU staff and visitors. This position will work a schedule of Sunday-Thursday 8:00p-4:30a. The Custodian will demonstrate and promote effective and respectful communication with staff, management, building users, and other campus departments. The person in this position will exhibit appropriate behavior in the workplace, creating a respectful work environment. This position reports to the Custodial Services Manager. Work Conditions and Physical Demands Physical demands include overhead work on ladders, heavy lifting (potentially up to 50+ lbs), stair climbing, bending, stretching, reaching, squatting, kneeling, pushing, pulling, lifting, carrying, extensive walking on hard smooth finishes as well as uneven surfaces and prolonged periods of exertion. Work conditions may be in freezers, coolers, basement spaces, noisy areas, inclement weather, and/or dimly lit spaces. Work may require clean-up of bodily fluids. Essential Personnel Weather/nature conditions change rapidly in the Pacific Northwest. As a result, there are certain personnel who are considered required at all times to maintain the continuity of critical operations and business during and after a disaster or natural event. This position is one of those necessitating that the employee make every reasonable effort to arrive at campus at their regularly scheduled times unless otherwise notified by their supervisor. Essential personnel must provide reliable and current contact information at all times.

  • Closes Jun 30 2027

    Pro Tem Instructor/Lecturer (Education Studies) - Open Pool in Eugene, OR

    The Department of Education Studies invites applications for Pro Tem Instructors and Lecturers.

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