Jobs at University Frames, Inc.

This full-time Certified Respiratory Therapist role operates on the night shift within the Respiratory Therapy department at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. The position involves delivering high-quality patient care under physician direction, including managing mechanical ventilators, performing arterial blood gases, assisting with rapid responses, and documenting treatments in the electronic health record. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment that champions diversity and supports career growth through education discounts and retirement matching. The position requires physical stamina for lifting and donning protective equipment within a medical facility setting.

This temporary work-study role within the Academic Support & Compliance department at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock supports the athletics compliance team. The position involves performing clerical and administrative duties such as scanning and filing records, developing materials for compliance education, and handling other assigned tasks. Candidates must be currently enrolled students with a federal work-study award and possess strong attention to detail and Microsoft Office skills. The role offers a flexible schedule suitable for students and provides valuable experience in a university compliance environment.

The Director of Research Programs leads strategic and administrative functions for inter-institutional biomedical research initiatives within the Gulf Coast Consortia at Rice University. Key responsibilities include managing seed grant programs, facilitating collaborations across the Texas Medical Center, organizing conferences, and overseeing program staff. This role appeals to candidates seeking a leadership position in a top-ranked academic environment that values responsibility, integrity, and community. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with three to four days in the office, providing flexibility while supporting close-knit collaboration. The role focuses on driving program growth, developing partnerships, and enhancing the biomedical research training community in the Houston area.

This full-time Registered Nurse role operates within the Family Medical Center at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, focusing on telephone-based patient care and clinical support. The position involves collecting patient assessment data, developing individualized plans of care, administering medications, and performing point-of-care testing such as blood draws. The role offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative healthcare environment that champions diversity and supports professional growth through education discounts and retirement matching. While primarily a day shift position, the nurse may float to assist other clinics as needed, providing a dynamic experience within a major academic medical institution.

This full-time academic role is for a Glaucoma Specialist within the Department of Ophthalmology at Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine. The position combines a robust clinical and surgical practice with academic duties, including teaching medical students and residents. Key responsibilities involve managing patient care at the Huntington campus, conducting clinical research supported by an institutional trials team, and contributing to the department's educational mission. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collegial atmosphere within a well-established, expanding department dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of West Virginia and Central Appalachia. The position is based on-site at the university facility.

This full-time, 11-month faculty role at Huntington University Arizona focuses on leading the Animation program within a Christian liberal arts environment. The position involves teaching core courses such as 3D rendering, character animation, and motion graphics while contributing to curriculum design for a 24-credit annual load. Key responsibilities include mentoring students in artistic and technical growth, providing timely academic feedback, and staying current with industry software trends. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven setting where they can integrate faith with professional excellence in digital media. It offers a collaborative, hands-on project-based culture with opportunities for program development and student mentorship in Peoria, Arizona.

The Real Estate Associate role supports the University of New Mexico's Property Management Office at the Science and Technology Park, overseeing approximately 350,000 square feet of diverse research and office facilities. Key responsibilities include coordinating maintenance and repairs, managing relationships with tenants and vendors, and assisting with fiscal administration tasks such as procurement and contract monitoring. This position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative team that fosters economic development and research innovation. The role provides a benefits package including health insurance and educational programs, with a hybrid work arrangement allowing for in-person duties and occasional telecommuting. Success in this position requires a current or soon-to-be-obtained New Mexico Real Estate Broker license and strong organizational skills.

This full-time administrative assistant role supports the Zimpleman College of Business at Drake University, serving a diverse team of faculty, staff, and students. Key responsibilities include managing operational budget tasks and financial reimbursements, providing administrative support for professional education programs and faculty course evaluations, and overseeing office logistics such as room scheduling and facility work orders. The position appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment dedicated to diversity, equity, and the mission of empowering students. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including tuition waivers and operates on a hybrid basis within the Aliber Hall building.

This full-time, non-tenure faculty role at Chaminade University of Honolulu serves as an Assistant or Associate Professor of Psychology within the School of Education and Behavioral Sciences. The position involves teaching 21 credit hours annually, coordinating school psychology practicum and internship placements, and leading program assessment for accreditation. Key responsibilities include curriculum development, student recruitment, grant writing, and serving on university committees. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a collaborative, Catholic Marianist learning environment that fosters moral character and serves the Pacific region. Located on the Oahu campus, the position offers the opportunity to shape a growing program while engaging in meaningful community partnerships and student advising.

This full-time Lecturer role within the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Informatics at IU Indianapolis focuses on delivering instruction in the Health Informatics Program. Key responsibilities include teaching four courses per semester across traditional, lab, and online formats, developing curriculum aligned with core industry competencies, and advising students. The position offers a clear advancement track for teaching-focused faculty, from Lecturer to Professor of Teaching, within a dynamic interdisciplinary environment. The role appeals to those seeking to contribute to a fast-growing department with strong industry partnerships and research opportunities. This is an in-person, on-campus appointment requiring full-time presence at the IU Indianapolis location.

This full-time Library Information Specialist 2 role within the Access Services team at the University of New Mexico focuses on delivering circulation, reference, and facility oversight services to support a safe learning environment. Key responsibilities include monitoring daily library operations, implementing policies, coordinating student staff, and managing specialized tasks such as resource sharing and technology lending across multiple campus facilities. The position offers the appeal of working within a Tier I research institution that values diversity and inclusion, providing opportunities for professional growth in a collaborative team setting. The role is based on-site at Zimmerman Library and other campus buildings, featuring a schedule that varies between academic semesters and summer periods.

The Electronic Image Technician role at Bell Hospital supports the Radiology Imaging Center by managing patient imaging data and systems. Key responsibilities include retrieving and creating electronic folders, accessing patient records through various software platforms like Epic and PACS, and ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations. The technician also distributes images to physicians and patients, troubleshoots hardware and software issues, and handles the digitization and storage of medical records. This position appeals to candidates seeking a patient-centered environment within a collaborative healthcare team. The role is full-time and requires basic computer skills, offering an opportunity to contribute to efficient radiology operations and patient care.

This opportunity involves multiple tenure-track faculty positions within the Intelligent Systems Engineering department at Indiana University Bloomington, focusing on microelectronics design and nanoscale engineering. The role requires developing a robust research portfolio to secure major funding, teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, and providing service to the university and professional community. Candidates will join a multi-year initiative to expand research in areas such as neuromorphic computing, quantum technologies, and advanced integrated circuits. The position is appealing for its potential to lead cutting-edge interdisciplinary research and contribute to academic excellence at a major research institution. Successful candidates are expected to work on the Bloomington campus to ensure full engagement with the department and community.

This full-time Assistant Manager role within the College of Communication's Field Production Services department oversees the management of a large equipment facility circulating 30,000 items annually. The position involves supervising and training a team of student employees, optimizing circulation workflows to ensure efficient distribution, and maintaining accurate inventory records for audio-visual gear. Key responsibilities include coordinating equipment checkouts, troubleshooting technical issues, and implementing quality control measures to minimize loss. The role is appealing for its opportunity to lead a student team in a dynamic academic environment, offering professional growth in operations management and equipment logistics. The position is based on-site and requires strong organizational skills to handle high-pressure periods during peak academic cycles.

This part-time, on-site Registered Nurse role at the Liberty Clinic supports ambulatory patient care within a health system. The position involves conducting preliminary patient assessments, evaluating complex clinical situations, and providing educational instruction to patients and families regarding their health needs. Key responsibilities include managing treatment-related phone calls, completing necessary administrative documentation, and utilizing independent nursing judgment to ensure quality outcomes. The role is appealing for its flexible PRN schedule with no on-call requirements, offering 1-2 shifts weekly during standard business hours. It provides an opportunity to work in a collaborative environment focused on patient-centered care without the demands of overnight shifts.

This full-time Medical Assistant role supports a pediatric clinic in Prairie Village, focusing on delivering culturally sensitive patient care within a collaborative healthcare team. Key responsibilities include preparing patients for visits, performing clinical tasks such as vital signs and specimen collection, managing electronic medical records, and handling administrative duties like scheduling and prescription processing. The position offers the appeal of working in a specialized pediatric environment with opportunities to assist physicians and nurses in various procedures. The role requires a high school diploma, graduation from an accredited program, and Basic Life Support certification, providing a stable career path in a supportive health system.

The Program Manager role within the School of Education and Behavioral Sciences at Chaminade University of Honolulu oversees daily operations and administrative support for Organizational and Education Leadership programs. Key responsibilities include managing program data and enrollment reports, coordinating student events and workshops, and collaborating with faculty to ensure program goals are met. The position also involves supporting student success through advising and assisting with budget tracking. This full-time opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a collaborative, mission-driven environment that values moral character and community service. The role offers flexible scheduling to accommodate occasional evening or weekend events and provides a chance to work within a diverse, Pacific-serving academic community.

This full-time faculty position at Felician University seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Mathematics to join the School of Arts and Sciences for the 2026-2027 academic year. The role requires a doctoral degree and involves teaching the complete spectrum of undergraduate mathematics, ranging from developmental courses to advanced upper-level offerings. Key responsibilities include delivering instruction in both traditional and online environments, utilizing educational technology, and fostering an inclusive learning environment that aligns with the university's Franciscan core values. The position is appealing for its commitment to student success, opportunities for professional growth, and a supportive culture emphasizing compassion and justice. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including retirement plans and tuition remission, with a hybrid work arrangement accommodating both on-campus and online teaching.

This full-time permanent role serves as a Patrol Officer within the University Police Department at Commonwealth University's Bloomsburg campus. The position focuses on maintaining a safe and secure environment for the campus community through community-oriented policing, emergency response, and crime prevention. Key responsibilities include patrolling grounds on foot or by vehicle, responding to diverse emergencies such as medical incidents and active threats, conducting investigations, enforcing traffic and parking laws, and testifying in legal proceedings. The role is appealing for its commitment to 21st-century policing practices that prioritize student success and ethical interaction with diverse populations. It offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans, along with tuition assistance. The position operates on a rotating shift schedule, including nights and weekends, and requires availability during campus emergencies.

The Clinical Research Coordinator I role supports the Division of Clinical Research in Obstetrics and Gynecology by managing daily operations for basic to moderately complex clinical studies. Key responsibilities include recruiting and enrolling participants, obtaining informed consent, performing phlebotomy, ensuring regulatory compliance, and collecting clinical data. The position requires reliable transportation for off-site visits and collaboration with investigators to maintain study protocols. This opportunity appeals to those seeking to contribute to medical advancements in a patient care setting while benefiting from comprehensive wellness programs, family support resources, and professional growth within a collaborative research environment.

This Research Assistant 2 role supports the Black Women's Health Study at the Slone Epidemiology Center, focusing on a new five-year project to identify Alzheimer's risk factors in Black women. Key responsibilities include recruiting participants, conducting and recording telephone cognitive interviews, managing data quality control, and maintaining study documentation. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to impactful public health research while working in a hybrid environment with flexible scheduling that includes some evenings and weekends. Candidates will receive training on cognitive assessment batteries and benefit from a collaborative, multidisciplinary team culture.

This regular Graduate Assistant role within the College of Public Health at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences supports doctoral students through research and administrative functions. The position involves conducting research activities aligned with faculty initiatives, collecting and analyzing data for project proposals, and providing general support to department leadership. The role appeals to current graduate students by offering a stipend and the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a collaborative healthcare environment focused on improving patient care. Candidates must be enrolled in a UAMS doctoral program to qualify for this on-site day shift position.