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Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Aug 31, 2027
The Oregon State Medical Examiner is currently accepting applications for locum tenens pathologists. Please see attached Job Listing for more information. Per diem Forensic Pathology Services - postmortem examination, toxicology interpretation and the filing of autopsy reports - SEE ATTACHED POSITION INFORMATION
Posted
Feb 22, 2025
Dec 31, 2026
The Oregon State Police is seeking Mental Health Professionals (MHPs) to support OSP’s peer support team by providing mental health services to agency employees. Eligible professionals include licensed LPC, LMFT, LCSW, psychologists, and licensed psychiatric mental health practitioners, including those working toward licensure. This is an intermediate procurement blanket contract that allows electronic quotes and continues a prior solicitation.
Posted
Dec 4, 2025
Aug 30, 2027
The Oregon State Medical Examiner (Oregon Department of State Police) is seeking locum tenens forensic pathologists to assist with a growing caseload and triage cases alongside a state medical examiner. Candidates must be board-certified in anatomic and forensic pathology, have at least three years post-fellowship experience, hold a valid Oregon medical license, and be able to commit to at least three consecutive days; professional liability insurance is required. Compensation is listed at $1,750 per day and vendors are directed to the official OregonBuys posting for full documentation and response instructions.
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City
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Salem
County
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Marion
Address
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3565 Trelstad Ave SE
Phone Number
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(503) 378-3720
Zip Code
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97317
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oregon State Police
This Affirmative Action Plan for the Oregon State Police outlines strategies to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion within the organization. Its core objectives include enhancing recruitment and assessment, diversifying the workforce, fostering an inclusive workplace, promoting intentional community engagement, and developing robust succession planning and mentorship programs. The plan aims to cultivate a culture of excellence and accountability, improve the quality and perception of policing, address historical injustices, and contribute to an environment where all Oregonians feel safe and can thrive.
The Oregon State Police IT Strategic Plan outlines how the IT organization will integrate with the broader OSP business strategy to enhance effectiveness, efficiency, and responsiveness in serving Oregon citizens. It is structured around four strategic focus areas: Governance and Engagement, Secure and Standardize, Modernize and Innovate, and Continuous Improvement. The plan's vision is to empower OSP through data-driven insights, robust security, and innovation, ensuring excellence in public safety services.
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The Commission discussed and approved three proposed rule changes regarding the approval of alternate rule sets for outside organizations, additional medical requirements for athletes 40 years of age or older, and equipment specifications related to gloves. The Commissioners also reviewed concerns regarding foul protocols in the event of an accidental low blow, specifically addressing the industry standard for unintentional fouls and resulting decisions. Additionally, the Commission discussed potentially advocating for a change to female boxing round duration standards at the national level.
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