Full-Time

District 4

Transportation Specialist I, II

Confirmed live in the last 24 hours

Oklahoma State Government

Oklahoma State Government

201-500 employees

Manages state-funded health care costs and quality

Compensation Overview

$43k - $48k/yr

Entry, Junior

Oklahoma, USA

Candidates must possess a valid Oklahoma driver’s license and be willing to fulfill all job-related travel normally associated with this position.

Category
Transportation Engineering
Architecture & Civil Engineering
Required Skills
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • Possession of a valid Oklahoma driver’s license
  • One year of experience in transportation related work for Level II; or an equivalent combination of education and experience, substituting two college courses in mathematics, natural science, engineering or a closely related field for the year of the required experience.
Responsibilities
  • Performs sampling and testing of materials for use in highway construction and maintenance operation; performs plant inspections and prepares materials certifications.
  • Surveys grade and alignment of highways using survey equipment.
  • Collects statistics and documentation about the state highway system.
  • Conducts traffic studies to aid in the determination of transportation system improvements.
  • Performs or supervises the various functions required for the bid letting of construction projects, such as developing bid proposals from design plans, incorporating revisions to proposals, and disseminating information to contractors and industry throughout the letting progress.
  • Inspects, reviews, or provides oversight for contractors, consultants or utility relocations associated with construction projects to ensure compliance with plans and contracts for highway construction activities; prepares progressive and final estimates for construction contractors.
  • Performs planning and review functions for transportation systems such as rail, public transportation, waterways, and highways; determines existing service levels and future needs for transportation modes; considers social, economic, and environmental effects of proposed projects.
  • Performs real estate duties in one or more of the following areas; property appraisal, acquisition of real property, or relocation assistance; prepares plans and reports for right-of-way projects.
  • Performs audits on the effectiveness of research programs, the adequacy of right-of-way plans, the support of planning decisions by appropriate data, the reliance of materials testing, the reliability of surveys, and the accuracy of construction project documentation.
  • Supervises employees in any area of transportation work.
Oklahoma State Government

Oklahoma State Government

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The Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) manages the costs of health care funded by the state in Oklahoma. It ensures that the health care services provided meet acceptable standards while also creating a supportive system for citizens who rely on these services. OHCA's main tasks include purchasing health care efficiently, analyzing ways to improve access and quality, and building partnerships to enhance health outcomes for Oklahomans. The agency serves a variety of clients, particularly low-income individuals and families, focusing on cost control, quality assurance, and accessibility in the public health sector. Unlike private health care organizations, OHCA operates with a commitment to fiscal responsibility, using state and federal funds to provide necessary health care services. The goal of OHCA is to improve the health of Oklahomans by ensuring that they have access to quality health care services.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$4.2M

Headquarters

Kansas City, Missouri

Founded

1953

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What believers are saying

  • Telehealth expansion improves accessibility for rural and underserved populations in Oklahoma.
  • Value-based care models help manage costs and improve health outcomes.
  • AI integration enhances diagnostic accuracy and operational efficiency for OHCA.

What critics are saying

  • Focus on physical activity for older adults may shift funding from health care services.
  • Turnpike widening may lead to budget reallocations affecting health care funding.
  • Centralized measles updates may increase scrutiny on OHCA's outbreak management.

What makes Oklahoma State Government unique

  • OHCA focuses on cost control and quality assurance in state-funded health care.
  • The agency serves diverse populations, including low-income and vulnerable groups.
  • OHCA fosters strategic partnerships to improve health outcomes in Oklahoma.

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