Job Opportunities

Below is a list of current job opportunities in UHS. We'd love to have you on our team!

• Medical Director
  The Medical Director will lead the medical team within University Health Services (UHS), providing comprehensive primary and urgent care services while overseeing medical operations. This position is responsible for ensuring high standards in patient care, workflow efficiency, and team cohesion in alignment with UHS mission and vision. Collaborate with UHS leadership to foster a cohesive, team-oriented environment. Oversee the organization, management, and supervision of medical staff and programs, ensuring adequate staffing, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance. Learn More
• Physician
  The individual will perform primary level medical diagnosis and treatment of OSU students, employees, and other authorized patients. Duties may include acute care services, management of chronic conditions, medication management, minor office procedures, gynecological services, and general referrals and coordination of care within the community. Participates in meetings and committees as assigned by Senior Director. May assist in training and supervision of medical and health professional students. Learn More
• Mid-level Practitioner
  The position will provide primary medical and health services to patients of the Health Center. Person will work under approved protocols and approval of the Medical Director. Graduate of an accredited school or program for Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant. Nurse Practitioner must have a Master's Degree and prescriptive authority. Must have an Oklahoma License and Certification appropriate to field of study. Potential exposure to infectious materials; substances; bio hazards including HIV, hepatitis, latex, etc. Learn More
• Mid-level Practitioner
  Clinically competent, licensed, professional PMHNP, responsible for providing psychiatric and mental health care services, including assessing, diagnosing, prescribing, and treating under the applicable mandated supervision of a licensed physician. Educate patients on mental health management, coping strategies, and preventive care to enhance their psychological well-being and outcomes. Cultivate a climate of trust and compassion for patients with mental health needs. Collaborate with psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, clinical staff, and nonclinical staff to form an efficient and high-performing mental health care team. Learn More
• Medical Office Assistant I-IV
  Functions as a Medical Office Assistant in a professional medical office environment. Responsibilities range from processing patient visit utilizing clinical EMR system, receiving incoming calls, routing electronic phone notes to appropriate areas, facilitating patient check out process, running reports and preparing cash drawer for daily deposits to processing medical claims and payments. Learn More