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Director of Clinical Training (DCT)
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Portland, OR
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| The Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health at the University of Oregon is seeking a full-time Director of Clinical Training (DCT) for our innovative undergraduate program preparing bachelor’s-level providers in evidence-based mental health care for children and adolescents. The DCT will refine the training model, develop and oversee practicum placements, supervise students, and foster partnerships with schools, healthcare, and community agencies. If you’re passionate about expanding access to high-quality child behavioral health care, we encourage you to apply. |
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First-Year Advisor
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Eugene, OR
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| The Clark Honors College is seeking a collaborative, student-centered First-Year Advisor to join our dynamic advising team. This role supports new students as they transition to university life; guiding them through academic planning, course registration, and exploration of majors and minors. The advisor will work closely with faculty and campus partners to provide proactive, holistic support that helps students thrive personally and academically. |
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Pro Tem Practicum Supervisor - Open Pool
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Eugene, OR
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| The Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences is seeking qualified applicants for its Pro Tem Practicum Supervisor open applicant pool. |
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Research and Business Administrative Coordinator
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Portland, OR
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| (Hybrid eligible) Join the Ballmer Institute Team! We’re looking for a Research and Business Administrative Coordinator who thrives on details, problem-solving, and keeping operations running smoothly. In this role, you’ll support faculty, leadership, and research projects with everything from financial operations and grant compliance to event coordination and special projects. If you’re organized, adaptable, and ready to work independently while collaborating with a wide range of partners, this could be the perfect opportunity for you! |
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Collections Manager
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Eugene, OR
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| The Museum of Natural and Cultural History is seeking a Collections Manager to support both the Anthropological Collections and Paleontological Collections. If you're organized, adaptable, and passionate about collection preservation and management, we invite you to apply. |
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Pro Tem Instructor/Lecturer - Open Pool
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Eugene, OR
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| The Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences is seeking qualified applicants for its Pro Tem Instructor/Lecturer pool. |
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Web Content Specialist
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Eugene, OR
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| Join us as a web content specialist and help create clear, useful content for uoregon.edu. You'll write pages that connect with prospective students and other key audiences, helping them take the next step. |
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Prospect Management Analyst
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Eugene, OR, Portland, OR
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| (Hybrid) (2 positions) Join our dynamic Prospect Development team as a Prospect Management Analyst, where you'll ensure data integrity, support strategic decision-making, and collaborate with fundraisers to optimize donor engagement. This role combines data analysis, system management, and stakeholder training to drive impactful fundraising outcomes. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, enjoy working with large datasets, and thrive in a collaborative, service-focused environment. We are hiring for one Eugene-based position and one that is open to either Eugene or Portland-based candidates. |
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Research Assistant-Lab Manager
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Eugene, OR
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| The technician will maintain and develop instrumentation for microscopy and biophysical imaging, especially of zebrafish and bacterial communities, and will work with other lab members and colleagues to design, implement, and analyze experiments. The technician will also assist with basic laboratory tasks such as inventory and organization. The position will offer the opportunity to learn cutting-edge instrumentation and quantitative analysis techniques, work at the forefront of biophysics, publish papers, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary group of physicists and biologists. |
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Project Manager/Lab Manager
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Eugene, OR
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| A research assistant will serve as a project manager for a new NIH team science project on microbiome assembly and function in zebrafish. This person will be responsible for supporting a large-scale NIH research project and laboratory operations including organizing research meetings, coordinating personnel training, ordering supplies, managing data storage and record keeping, and maintaining equipment. This person will also conduct original research, independently and in teams, involving microbiology, molecular biology, and animal studies. |
