| | | UWS Clinics have openings for Vacation Relief/Clinical Assistants.
The Vacation Relief Clinical Assistant's chief responsibility is to provide either the Attending Physician or the Clinical Assistant at the Campus Clinic or other off-site clinical training sites, with support in supervising the delivery of patient care and the education of interns. The hourly rate of pay for the Vacation Relief/Clinical Assistant varies as listed below and there are no benefits associated with this appointment.
Vacation Relief Standard $22.00 per hour
Vacation Relief Working Alone $24.00 per hour
Vacation Relief West Burnside Clinic $25.00 per hour
Please see the job description below for the duties, responsibilities and qualifications for the position.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please send a letter of interest along with a current resume to Human Resources. Your letter of interest and resume should detail your training, education and experience as they relate to the duties, responsibilities and minimum requirements of the position. |
| | | Under direction of the Vice President of Clinics, the Director of Clinic Operations provides direction and supervision of the University’s clinics and supports operations associated with the Division of Clinics. |
| | | The Financial Aid Specialist plays an integral role in the day-to-day operations of the financial aid office. The Financial Aid Specialist provides student financial aid counseling to current and prospective students and their families, and serves as the primary point of contact for individuals contacting the financial aid office by phone, email, or in person. In addition, the Financial Aid Specialist assists in the management of financial aid data, creates student files, reviews financial aid applications, performs verification, awards aid, and processes loans. |
| | | Assist in the preparation and serving of breakfast, lunch and various on-campus events for the University of Western States faculty, staff, and students. |
| | | Attending Physicians (AP’s) are responsible for patient care, the supervision of interns’ delivery of patient care, and the clinical education of chiropractic interns. |
| | | Perform duties at the front desk as a receptionist. Assist Insurance/Billing Coordinator. |
| | | Works under the supervision of the Director of Student Services to support administrative functions related to the management of student programs and to support the planning and staffing of student and co-curricular events and activities. |
| | | The Standardized Patient Program Assistant assists the Standardized Patient Program Coordinator with a variety of administrative and support tasks related to OSCE examinations in the DC program. Provide professional support related to content and physician-level competency evaluation and presentation. This position is also required to assist the SP Program Director to ensure that all OSCE events run smoothly and effectively. |
| | | The University of Western States Massage Therapy Program at Chemeketa Community College in Salem, Oregon, is inviting applications for part time massage therapy instructor positions. The primary responsibility for these positions will be teaching various technique and application courses within the UWS Curriculum. These courses include hands-on and lecture components. |
| | | The University of Western States Massage Therapy Program at Chemeketa Community College in Salem, OR, is inviting applications for a part time/adjunct massage therapy instructor position. The primary responsibility for this position will be teaching the Communication and Ethics course. This course defines and explores ethics, values, principles, morals, laws and professionalism between the massage therapist and client. Communication barriers are examined and many tools are studied to give the student a range of therapeutic interactive skills.
This course is offered in the Fall and Spring terms.
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| | | The University of Western States Massage Therapy Program at Chemeketa Community College in Salem, Oregon, is inviting applications for a part time massage therapy instructor position. The primary responsibility for this position will be teaching the Anatomy and Physiology 1 Lecture and Lab courses. This is the first of a three-part sequence to cover the basic structure and function of the human body. Particular attention will be paid to body organization, cell structure and function, tissues and membranes, and the skeletal and muscular systems and the effects of massage on these structures.
The Lab portion will provide hands-on experiences with the human skeleton, bony landmarks and the surface muscles of the axial and appendicular skeleton. This course will be offered in the Fall and Spring Quarters
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| | | The Clinic Information Systems Manager performs independently under the general direction of the Chief Information Officer and will provide technical support and training to the UWS clinic system. Their primary function will be to manage, support and provide training for the Practice Management / Electronic Health Records system. They will also provide setup, maintenance and support of all Information Technology hardware and software used within the UWS clinic system, including but not limited to: desktop computers, printers, copiers, and the VoIP phone system. |
| | | The chief responsibility of the Clinic Phase Labs Teaching Assistant is to assist in the education of 3rd year students in their Clinic Phase I-III labs. |
| | | Assist in the preparation and serving of breakfast, lunch and various on-campus events for the University of Western States faculty, staff, and students. |
| | | This position is responsible for developing SharePoint and other web based tools and applications in support of the UWS Research Department and a NIH funded Grant. Other key responsibilities include creating reports and views for research data, documenting system functions, and writing custom scripts or programs to automate various other research processes. |
| | | The Financial Aid Specialist plays an integral role in the day-to-day operations of the financial aid office. The Financial Aid Specialist provides student financial aid counseling to current and prospective students and their families, and serves as the primary point of contact for individuals contacting the financial aid office by phone, email, or in person. In addition, the Financial Aid Specialist assists in the management of financial aid data, creates student files, reviews financial aid applications, performs verification, awards aid, and processes loans. |
| | | Under the direct supervision of the Dean of Undergraduate Studies, online instructors are needed for undergraduate-level science courses in the following areas: biology, anatomy & physiology, general chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. Instructors are responsible for ensuring students meet all learning objectives and successfully complete their course as outlined in the course description, lesson topics and syllabus. These course items are provided, but instructors are responsible for reviewing course content for quality and accuracy prior to the start of the term. It is also their responsibility to ensure students achieve and demonstrate mastery of learning objectives and receive appropriate feedback and assessments of their progress throughout the course. |
| | | The Licensed Massage Therapist is responsible for providing professional massage services to clients of the UWS Health Center - Salem. |
| | | This mid-level administrative position is responsible for the day to day management of the Doctor of Chiropractic Program (DCP) and the development and management of programmatic improvements that ensure graduates are able to represent the profession as mainstream, primary health care professionals. The Dean is a member of the Vice President’s academic affairs leadership team and collaborates with other program managers, the Vice President of Clinics and other university executives in the fulfillment of the DCP’s purpose statement and the university mission. |
| | | The UWS Massage Program at Chemeketa-Salem is inviting applications for two student clinic supervisor positions. The clinic supervisors are responsible for supervising student interns in massage techniques, massage theory, time management, practice management, correctly filling out required clinic paperwork and patient care.
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| | | The Chiropractic Sports Medicine Fellow is a full time position in the Master’s in Exercise & Sports Science Program. It is a one-year program designed to produce a highly skilled clinician, academician and supervisor in complex and independent athlete evaluation and management, formal educational and research activities. Provision of care is commensurate with the fellow’s level of advancement and competence under the direct supervision of clinical director and or supervising physician. Fellows are required to attend several classes and seminars where they may receive additional degrees and certifications which may include but are not limited to; CSCS, CCSP, DACBSP, Graston, EMT, CPR Instructor Certified, among others. The Fellow functions as a physician, teacher of MS students and clinical supervisor for sports medicine interns in their practicum experiences, teaching and supervising students, faculty, other health care professionals, and the community. Fellows are involved in research activities as required by the MS Program. The opportunity to work many different sporting events both nationally and internationally exists. In addition Fellows will function as team doctors/trainers at local high schools or other programs as they evolve. Providing services which include but not limited to pre-participating sports physicals for all athletes, managing the training room, on field assessment and care during athletic events and games. Fellows may have opportunities to organize medical care for sporting events. The Fellow will work closely with The Director of the MS program, Supervising Physician, staff and administration to ensure smooth integration of the clinical services associated with the program into the campus processes, procedures and resources. |
| | | Under the direct supervision of the VP of Enrollment and Student Services, the Alumni Relations Advisor (ARA) works to unite graduates, friends and students of the University of Western States into an integrated body that fosters and perpetuates engagement with and support for the institution. The ARA works in support of the university’s objective to serve its alumni and friends by building and maintaining a network of relationships to promote excellence in the chiropractic profession and leadership in the professional health care community. |
| | | Attending Physicians (AP’s) are responsible for patient care, the supervision of interns’ delivery of patient care, and the clinical education of chiropractic interns. |
| | | This is a rotational position serving two areas in Auxiliary Services to provide operational support. For two days a week, this position will support the UWS Bookstore and Spinal Tap coffee kiosk by providing excellent barista and retail customer service to the campus community. One day a week, this position will assist the Chiro Café in the preparation, and serving of breakfast, lunch and various on-campus events for the University of Western States faculty, staff, and students by performing the following duties. |
| | | The Student Services Assistant works under the supervision of the Director of Student Services to support administrative functions related to the management of student programs and to support the planning and staffing of student and co-curricular events and activities. |
| | | Provide excellent customer service to the University’s constituents in the bookstore and the espresso kiosk. |
| | | The University of Western States Massage Therapy Program at Chemeketa Community College in Salem, Oregon, is inviting applications for a part time massage therapy instructor position. The primary responsibility for this position will be teaching the Anatomy and Physiology 1 Lecture and Lab courses. This is the first of a three-part sequence to cover the basic structure and function of the human body. Particular attention will be paid to body organization, cell structure and function, tissues and membranes, and the skeletal and muscular systems and the effects of massage on these structures.
The Lab portion will provide hands-on experiences with the human skeleton, bony landmarks and the surface muscles of the axial and appendicular skeleton. This course will be offered in the Fall and Spring Quarters
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| | | This position is responsible for designing, creating and maintaining the university’s SharePoint web sites and applications. This position acts as the university’s webmaster, managing all aspects of the public websites and internal portal. Other key responsibilities include developing interfaces to other university systems, creating reports and views for university data, and writing custom scripts or programs to automate common business processes. |
| | | Provide excellent customer service to the University’s constituents in the espresso kiosk and bookstore. |
| | | The primary duties of this job are as a classroom instructor for Clinic Phase I-III labs and Clinical Internship I. Additional classroom instruction in the clinical education courses or related divisions may also be required. Intern competency assessments: assessment of intern skills through observation of patient visits and audits of patient records. |