09 Aug
|
Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
|
New Brunswick
09 Aug
Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
New Brunswick
Contribute to statewide health care decisions as a Senior Researcher at the Minnesota Department of Health. This hybrid role combines economic analysis and complex research in health policy.
As part of the Health Economics Program, you will lead pivotal economic studies on health care access and financing. Your expertise will inform key decisions impacting Minnesota's health care landscape while managing hospital moratorium reviews and analyzing expenditure trends. This full-time role requires robust statistical analysis, independent judgment, and the ability to convey complex data insights effectively.
Key Responsibilities:
• Lead economic research on health services and financing
• Oversee hospital bed moratorium review processes
• Analyze health provider financial performance and market trends
• Conduct research on workforce and access challenges
• Prepare reports and presentations for stakeholders
Requirements:
• Four years’ experience in health-related empirical research
• Proficiency in statistical analysis software (e.g., SQL, Python)
• Ability to communicate findings to diverse audiences
• Degree in Economics or related field preferred
• Experience with public policy analysis
Apply your analytical skills and economic knowledge to support improved health care outcomes for all Minnesotans.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
📌 Senior Researcher in Health Economics (New Brunswick)
🏢 Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
📍 New Brunswick