Jobs at Oregon Judicial Department

Leads Oregon Health Authority’s statewide Medicaid program integrity, fraud, waste, abuse, audit, investigation, compliance, and provider oversight operations. Establishes strategy, policies, priorities, and performance objectives; manages multidisciplinary staff, budgets, contracts, and partnerships; represents OHA with federal, state, legal, regulatory, and community stakeholders; and uses data to identify risks and strengthen Medicaid compliance.

Provides culturally responsive spiritual and Native services to forensic inpatient and residential patients. Duties include counseling, talking circles, smudge and sweat lodge ceremonies, Indigenous arts and crafts, cultural education, family support, treatment-team consultation, documentation, volunteer mentoring, and administration of Native spiritual programs. The role also develops community partnerships, maintains service records and schedules, and supports culturally competent care across Oregon State Hospital.

Provides in-person, phone, and email assistance to Oregon residents applying for public benefits. Guides customers through eligibility applications, explains rules and procedures, verifies data, protects confidential information, supports office operations, and may handle financial desk duties. The role requires empathetic service to individuals experiencing financial or emotional hardship, bilingual English-Spanish communication, accurate computer work, and flexibility in a high-volume environment.

Provides in-person and phone assistance to Oregonians accessing public benefits and related services. Duties include customer service, online application support, data entry and verification, confidential information handling, office operations, financial processing, and de-escalating interactions with customers experiencing financial or emotional hardship. Requires bilingual English and Spanish proficiency and the ability to explain complex rules compassionately and accurately.

Manages daily operations, staffing, resources, and safety programs for a multidisciplinary hospital safety department. Oversees work assignments, employee development, regulatory compliance, incident and hazard analysis, corrective actions, and program improvement across two campuses. Partners with safety leadership to maintain compliance with Oregon OSHA, The Joint Commission, CMS, hospital licensing requirements, and fire and life safety standards. Leads cross-training, service continuity, risk-based recommendations, and communication across varied hospital stakeholders.

Provides secure transportation for adults in custody to institutions, courts, medical appointments, and other authorized locations. Maintains custody, public safety, security practices, and control of individuals during transfers. Operates various vehicles, performs courtroom escorts, handles incidents, documents unusual events, and may respond to emergencies or work overtime. Requires weapons and Taser qualification, a valid driver’s license, correctional certification, background checks, drug testing, and CJIS eligibility.

Leads secure transportation of adults in custody to correctional facilities, medical and dental appointments, courts, and other authorized locations. Supervises transport staff and drivers, conducts searches, maintains key and equipment control, processes documentation, and enforces safety and security procedures. The role requires operating various vehicles, including large buses, carrying authorized weapons, maintaining Taser and range qualifications, working overtime, and responding to emergencies. Applicants must be current ODOC or OCE employees and meet correctional certification, licensing, background, and drug-testing requirements.

Coordinates statewide infectious disease surveillance and FoodNet epidemiologic studies. Responsibilities include organizing data collection and staffing, surveying clinical laboratory practices, coordinating specimen and isolate transfers, supporting study design, analyzing and reporting data, and serving as a liaison among clinical laboratories, public health partners, CDC, and other agencies.

Processes unemployment insurance claims by gathering claimant and employer information, entering documentation, evaluating eligibility under applicable laws and regulations, correcting claim issues, and answering questions about claim status and procedures. Provides customer education and quality assurance while managing high call volumes. Requires bilingual Russian communication, administrative research experience, accurate data entry, and effective handling of inbound and outbound calls.

Supports procurement and contracting activities, including purchasing products and services, reviewing contract requests, coordinating vendors, resolving invoicing and payment issues, and maintaining procurement systems. Provides administrative support for OregonBuys, Workday recruiting, payroll records, public records requests, files, badge access, and emergency preparedness. The role also offers staff training, process support, and compliance assistance.

Processes unemployment insurance claims by answering claimant and employer inquiries, entering and verifying claim information, analyzing eligibility under applicable laws and regulations, correcting claim issues, conducting research, and ensuring accuracy and quality. The role involves high-volume phone interaction, documentation, customer education, and independent work in a fast-paced public-service environment.

Plans, designs, engineers, maintains, tests, repairs, and troubleshoots statewide wireless communications systems, including EDACS, P-25, microwave, SCADA, IP networks, consoles, towers, and radio equipment. Installs infrastructure, performs preventive maintenance, supervises contractors, documents system performance, and provides emergency support. The role requires frequent travel, tower work, heavy lifting, prison-facility access, on-call coverage, and CJIS eligibility.

Provides in-person, phone, and email assistance to Oregonians accessing public benefits and related services. Duties include explaining eligibility rules, collecting and verifying sensitive information, entering data, supporting office operations, maintaining accurate records, and potentially handling financial actions. The role requires English and Spanish fluency, trauma-informed customer service, confidentiality, flexibility, and the ability to support individuals experiencing financial or emotional stress.

Provides front-line public assistance for Oregon benefit programs, including answering client questions, entering tasks, processing eligibility-related administrative work, explaining application and hearing procedures, screening potential eligibility, and applying program rules. The role requires high-volume data entry, customer service, communication with diverse populations, problem solving, de-escalation, and accurate database use in an in-person office environment.

Provides in-person, phone, and email assistance to Oregonians accessing public benefits and related services. Duties include front-desk customer service, online eligibility-system support, data entry and verification, safeguarding sensitive information, financial desk responsibilities, and office business support. The role requires empathy, de-escalation skills, adaptability, accuracy, and the ability to explain complex rules to diverse populations.

Conduct inspections and compliance investigations for Oregon cigarette and tobacco tax programs. Gather and analyze records, apply tax laws and policies to determine correct tax obligations, communicate with taxpayers and businesses, manage potentially volatile situations, and track compliance training activities. The position involves frequent statewide fieldwork, public contact, and hybrid office and remote work.

Provides bilingual English-Spanish front-line assistance to Oregonians accessing public benefits and related services. Responsibilities include answering questions in person, by phone, and email; supporting the Oregon Eligibility system; explaining procedures; handling confidential information; entering and verifying data; supporting office operations; and potentially tracking and accounting for financial actions. The role serves customers experiencing financial or emotional stress in a busy office environment.

Provides direct administrative support to Health Licensing Office management. Coordinates job recruitments, interviews, onboarding, board member recruitment, HR functions, office maintenance scheduling, project work, regulatory interpretation, process improvement, and business-process tracking. The position is full-time, permanent, and hybrid in Salem, Oregon.

Investigates complaints involving licensed individuals and facilities, gathering evidence, interviewing parties, analyzing facts, preparing reports, recommending enforcement actions, and testifying in administrative hearings. Provides compliance guidance, collaborates with regulatory partners, identifies trends, and supports policy improvements while maintaining objectivity, confidentiality, accuracy, and professional independence.

Provides in-person and telephone customer support for Oregon public benefits programs. Assists applicants with medical, food, cash, childcare, domestic violence, and long-term care services; gathers information, provides case updates, explains processes, and connects customers with resources. Performs data entry, document review, financial transaction support, case documentation, system notices, and internal coordination in a high-volume office environment. Requires bilingual English/Spanish communication, compassion, confidentiality, attention to detail, and de-escalation skills.