AEAweb: JOE
|
|
|
AEAweb: JOE |
|
MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCH, INC., Princeton, NJ, Washington, DC, Cambridge, MA
I0 Health, Education, & Welfare
RESEARCHERS: Mathematica Policy Research
(MPR) is seeking economists with interest and
experience in policy research work in education,
labor, welfare, health economics, and related
applied microeconomic fields. Researchers
collaborate with senior staff in designing research
approaches for studies, identifying appropriate
analytical methods, conducting rigorous analyses,
writing reports, and presenting findings to policy
and professional audiences. Researchers should
have strong analytic and quantitative skills and
possess a Ph.D., or be close to receiving a Ph.D. by
summer 2007, in an applied microeconomic field
such as health, education, welfare, or labor.
Excellent written and oral communication skills are
essential. Experience in policy research is a plus.
MPR, a nationally recognized, nonpartisan research
organization, has offices in Princeton, NJ,
Washington, DC, and Cambridge, MA. The salary
and benefits packages are highly competitive. MPR
encourages and provides support for staff to engage
in professional activities such as journal publications
and conference participation. To apply for a Health
Researcher position, please submit a cover letter,
vitae, writing sample or job market paper,
via:http://careers.mathematica-mpr.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=50334 . To
apply for a Human Services Researcher position in
microeconomic areas excluding health, including
education, labor, and welfare, submit your
application materials via: http://careers.mathematica-mpr.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=50335 . For
additional information, please visit our website:
www.mathematica-mpr.com. Questions may be
addressed to hrdc@mathematica-mpr.com. As an
equal opportunity-affirmative action employer we
strongly encourage applications by researchers of all
racial, ethnic, and cultural groups.
|
