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Analyst, State Health Policy

 Analyst, State Health Policy Department: STATE HEALTH POLICY Office: ASTHO HQ Location: Arlington, VA Full job description is here Apply here Summary Works to build the capacity of state and territorial health officials to identify, develop, and analyze evidence-based and evidence-informed law and policy.  **This is a temporary position with a 3-6month term period.  Principal Functions: Collects and analyzes state and territorial laws of public health significance. Collaborates with staff across ASTHO relating to integrated programs and activities. This collaboration could include legal research and analysis, tracking and analyzing public health law and policy issues, identifying and analyzing emerging public health policies and strategies, and/or developing and sharing resources for evidence-based and evidence-informed laws and policies impacting public health. Develops public health law and policy materials (e.g., briefs, blog posts, etc.). Responds to requests for ass...

State Policy Fellowship Program

State Policy Fellowship Program Details About the Fellowship: We are now accepting applications for 2021 class of State Policy Fellows. Fellows in this cohort would begin August 2021. Please have your application and materials submitted by February 19, 2021. Making a difference for low-income families and communities State Policy Fellows tackle domestic policy challenges in areas like health care, taxes, anti-poverty policy, education, and criminal justice. Working in independent, highly respected policy organizations located across the country, Fellows analyze the impact of state budget and tax policy choices on low-income residents and promote positive reforms. Bringing diverse perspectives to state policy debates To expand the diversity of voices that speak with authority in state policy debates, the program identifies highly motivated candidates – with particular attention to candidates having experience with communities that are underrepresented in state policy debates – who have ...