Employment Opportunities
The Georgia Health Policy Center at Georgia State University is an exciting place to work. The fast-paced environment allows staff to work across a gamut of health policy issues and in a variety of different ways. From facilitation to data analysis, the center provides its employees opportunities to advance knowledge and practice through their work.
The Georgia Health Policy Center is in long-lasting relationship with decision makers at the local, state and national policy making levels. These relationships create a natural learning lab for research, which the center offers to AYS and GSU faculty and students.
All interested external candidates must apply through the Georgia State University Human Resources website.
Available Positions
Research Coordinator II – #21000300
The research coordinator II will support all aspects of the Center of Excellence’s System of Care (SOC) work and serve as a member of the SOC project team. Experience in behavioral health, social services or other related fields is important. The ability to multitask, design multiphase tasks and operations, and support SOC staff are essential to this position. This is an Atlanta-based position.
Research Associate 1 – #21000261
The Research Associate I (RAI) is a member of multiple research, technical assistance, policy development, and programmatic teams, with a focus on the long-term services and supports portfolio. The RA I is responsible for conducting research of a technical nature, especially in the social sciences, that provides a scientifically sound background for the center’s activities. This is an Atlanta-based position.
Research Associate 1 – #21000262
The Research Associate I (RA I) will support the Center of Excellence for Children’s Behavioral Health with program evaluations and technical assistance functions. This position will support evaluation planning and implementation, as well as programmatic and evaluation technical assistance. This is an Atlanta-based position.
Research Associate 1 – #21000264
The Research Associate I (RA I) will be a part of the Community Health Systems Development Team and will support technical assistance and training work with rural and frontier communities. Activities will include project management, research (including systematic reviews and primary data collection), and development of training curricula and activities. This is an Atlanta-based position.