Job posting for a PhD-level health economist focusing on vaccine access and delivery. The position is located in Seattle, WA.
For more information, see the job posting here.
Mid-Atlantic Permanente Research Institute of Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group, P.C. ("MAPMG"), Rockville, MD
Summary of Duties Serves as biostatistical consultant on projects and programs for the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Research Institute ("MAPRI")
Serves as a principal investigator and co-investigator on research projects for MAPRI
Works independently with general supervision by Executive Director Research and Community Benefit
Specific interest and expertise in biostatistics, including modern methods for observational cohort analysis and study design Minimum Qualifications Doctoral degree in Biostatistics or related field.
Competent in advanced statistical techniques, study design and research methods used in observational analyses, health services, clinical and epidemiological research.
Demonstrated ability to develop and conduct original and independent research and publishing peer-reviewed results.
Experience developing successful federal grant applications
Experience working with and/or leading multidisciplinary teams How to Apply Please contact Walter Cronin at 301-816-7330 or Walter.L.Cronin@kp.org Research Scientist--Health Policy and Economics
Mid-Atlantic Permanente Research Institute of Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group, P.C. ("MAPMG"), Rockville, MD Summary of Duties Serves as researcher and consultant on projects and programs for the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Research Institute ("MAPRI")
Works independently with general supervision by Executive Director Research and Community Benefit.
Specific interest and expertise in health systems research, including health care delivery, organization, and management. Minimum Qualifications Doctoral degree in Health Management or Services Research, Economics, or related field, or equivalent training and mastery.
Expertise in the statistical techniques, study designs and research methods used in applied economics, health services, and epidemiological research.
Demonstrated ability to develop and conduct original and independent research and publishing peer-reviewed results.
Experience developing successful federal grant applications
Experience working with and/or leading multidisciplinary teams How to Apply Please contact Walter Cronin at 301-816-7330 or Walter.L.Cronin@kp.org Two positions are currently accepting applications in Franklin Lakes, NJ and Durham, NC. At BD, Graduate Interns drive influence and change. Customized projects and assignments enable you to accelerate their career through both personal and professional development, while solving some of the world’s most compelling problems, saving human lives. As a successful MBA recruit you can have the opportunity to develop rewarding experiences early on in your career that can last a lifetime. The BD MBA Internship program is our primary pipeline for engaging and hiring leadership talent at the early career stages. For more information or to submit a resume, please contact Betsy Lahue at betsy_lahue@bd.com. The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Office of Science and Data Policy, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is recruiting for two health economists. The positions will involve economic and policy analysis relating to the Department’s science, public health and regulatory programs.
Candidates with a Ph.D. in economics are preferred, but candidates with a master’s degree or doctoral degree in a related field, such as public policy or public health, will also be considered. Qualified applicants will possess strong analytical and empirical skills, as well as proficiency in oral and written communication. Knowledge of public health and a strong interest in applied policy research issues are essential. If you know of someone who may be interested, please have him or her send a resume and cover letter to Kristina Williams at kristina.williams@HHS.GOV ASAP. The University of Washington Bothell has two faculty openings with a focus on public health or nursing. For more information, please see http://www.washington.edu/admin/acadpers/ads/aa3314.html. The Policy Communication Fellows program provides participants with an understanding of how research can inform social policy, and a detailed knowledge of different approaches to communicating research findings to non-specialists. It begins with a two-week workshop held at PRB, during which participants learn about how research influences the policy process and how to communicate research effectively. During the 2013-2014 academic year, participants will prepare several policy-oriented written products, one of which they will present at a workshop prior to the 2014 Population Association of America (PAA) Annual Meeting. We are accepting applications from citizens of developing countries that plan to return to their home countries upon completion of their doctoral studies. Candidates accepted into the Policy Fellows program will be provided with travel, lodging, and per diem associated with the Washington and PAA workshops, PAA registration costs, as well as a $2,000 research stipend. The program is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and for this reason we can only accept candidates that come from developing countries where USAID provides population and family planning funding (visit our recruitment page online for a complete list of eligible countries). The deadline for applications is February 6, 2013. The announcement is available on PRB’s website under “Events & Training” (http://www.prb.org/EventsTraining/InternationalTraining/PolicyFellows.aspx). PRB looks forward to working with a skilled, diverse, and enthusiastic group of participants again this year. Questions about the program can be directed to my attention at: policyfellows2013@prb.org. Answers to frequently asked questions about the program can also be found online. | 
