George Washington University - Post-Doctoral Scientist, CCR Policy
Description:
Responsibilities Include
Transforming Mental & Behavioral Health Care Delivery Project
• Co-lead research and publication on sustainability and scalability of transformation in how (where and by whom) mental and behavioral health care is delivered (e.g. delivering care in non-traditional settings & services delivered by non-clinicians such as CHWs), including ECIN work in DC and in other communities within the CCR network;
• Identify policy levers at multiple levels (local, state, federal) to scale and support identified innovations and create white papers and other policy tools to disseminate to the field
Intersection of Multi-Generational Supports and Mental Health Project
• Investigate policies and policy levers related to supporting a multi-generational, equity-centered approach to family well-being, with a particular focus on mental health and wellness and caregiving supports
• Create and publish tools laying out model policies (including utilizing Medicaid and other funding streams) to support innovative approaches to multi-generational well-being
Teaching and Independent Project/Research Project
• Self-directed research project based on interests
• Supporting curriculum development for CCR-based courses for Milken Institute graduate students
Building Community Resilience (BCR) Policy & Advocacy Network Project
• Support facilitation of the network with a primary focus on development and execution of the collective policy agenda and advocacy platform for the network partners.
• Provide additional support for the DC Policy Network, including leadership of one or more policy priorities in partnership with community partners and based on identified priorities and the Post-Doctoral Scientist’s professional interests
Resilience Catalysts (RC) in Public Health Project
• Support the development of policy scans/landscape analysis for RC sites
• Provide policy analysis through the translation of quantitative data and qualitative research findings into succinct policy recommendations for written materials
Performs other related duties as assigned. The omission of specific duties does not preclude the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position.
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Qualified candidates will hold a Doctoral degree in a related discipline. Degree must be conferred by the start date of the position. |
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