HIRING Graduate Research Intern
The deadline for submitting applications is December 13, 2024
Requirements
The Center for Children and Families (CCF) is seeking a candidate with strong skills in research and writing to serve as an intern for 20 hours per week (specific hours to be determined based on student availability, but will be between the hours of 9am-5pm Monday through Friday).
The intern will:
- Provide research support for projects, including written reports, presentations, and policy analysis, undertaken by CCF;
- Assist in compiling and quality-checking state and federal data for web-based resources, tools, and visualizations;
- Help to gather data from federal sources and survey datasets, such as the American Community Survey;
- Assist in monitoring state legislative and administrative activities in relation to child and family health coverage;
- Provide assistance on research topics related to Medicaid/CHIP; and
- Provide support for administrative tasks, as needed.
- Job requirements: In addition to research and writing skills, the candidate must be detail-oriented and possess proficiency using Microsoft Excel and familiarity with Stata. Candidate should have at least a working knowledge of and interest in Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and state and/or federal health policy issues. Preferred candidates are graduate students in public policy, public health, or a related field.
This position is remote or hybrid. CCF is located on the Law School Campus and 500 First St NW, accessible to the main campus via GUTS. Remote work must be conducted in the DMV area.
Make sure to apply through GMS and please submit a resume and cover letter to ccfrecruiting@georgetown.edu. Include “Graduate Research Internship” in the Subject Line.”