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
Assistant/Associate Research Professor
Georgia State University invites applications for a non-tenure-track faculty position in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies to start in fall 2023. The primary appointment will be to the Georgia Health Policy Center (GHPC) to support and grow a maternal health policy research and evaluation agenda as part of its population and global health portfolio. We seek faculty candidates with expertise in public policy/health policy analysis, including evaluation of health services, and/or public health programs focused on pre-natal health and pregnancy outcomes.
Research Associate II – #22000617
This RA II will work primarily on projects within the portfolio focusing on aging, disabilities, and long-term services and supports. This is an Atlanta-based position.
Research Associate II – #22000885
The RA II provides a broad range of technical assistance to communities as they implement health improvement initiatives and build locally and regionally integrated health systems. This position may require extensive national travel at certain times of the year.
Senior Research Associate – Data Analyst – #22000908
The Senior Research Associate will work primarily in the data analysis areas of planning, organizing, and using data, conducting complex computational processes reporting, and technical assistance on the Population and Global Health Team.
Research Coordinator II – #22001066
The RC II will provide administrative, research, and project support to the Health Policy & Finance and Blood Disorders portfolios.
Marketing Manager – Center of Excellence – #22001377
The marketing manager is responsible for working with GHPC’s Center of Excellence for Children’s Behavioral Health and the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities. The marketing manager will develop communication tools and deliverables to increase organizational marketing ability and develop targeted strategies to improve marketing and communication capacity. This is an Atlanta-based position.
Senior Research Associate – Center of Excellence – #22001439
The Senior Research Associate will provide leadership across content areas, with a focus on children’s behavioral health and will have a lead role in overseeing the daily operations and logistics of the team’s work.
Research Associate I – Center of Excellence – #22001440
The RA I will coordinate special projects as assigned by senior staff, facilitate meetings, and assist in the preparation, coordination, and dissemination of various GHPC research-related materials on mental health services for children and youth.
Research Associate II – Center of Excellence – #22001441
This RA II will work primarily on projects within the portfolio children and youth health and well-being. Current projects in the portfolio are related to mental health services for children and youth, LGBTQ+ health, behavioral health and developmental disabilities, and health and racial equity.
Assistant Project Director – Population and Global Health, Community of Practice – #22001490
The Assistant Project Director (APD) will lead design, implementation, and evaluation of a community of practice for a statewide health equity effort.
Assistant Project Director – Population and Global Health, Equity Scholar – #22001491
The equity scholar will guide the development of a robust data system that will support the design, implementation, translation, and evaluation of the health opportunity pilot program that engages communities throughout the state of Georgia.
Assistant Project Director – Population and Global Health, Health Opportunity Pilots – #22001494
The Assistant Project Director will lead the design, implementation, and dissemination of practices for the health opportunity pilot program. In this capacity, the APD will collaborate with diverse leaders to articulate the vision and strategic plan for a comprehensive community-led approach that engages participants throughout the state of Georgia.