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Project Coordinator (9611C), Public Health Administration - 50547
8 months ago
Description
Job Title
Project Coordinator (9611C), Public Health Administration - 50547
Job Location
Berkeley, California, United States
Job Overview
- Collaborate with Innovations for Youth (i4Y) at the University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health
- Evaluate increased state funding for youth experiencing homelessness
- Conduct a mixed-methods evaluation of the Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) youth-set aside funds
Compensation
- Budgeted salary range: $62,315.34 (step 1.0) - $75,950.42 (Step 11.0)
- Exempt position, paid monthly
- 18-month, 100% full-time (40 hours per week), limited (temporary) position
- Eligible for UC benefits
- Hybrid position with 50% remote capability
Responsibilities
- Train, supervise, and manage research team
- Monitor and analyze study progress and budgets
- Develop quantitative data collection instruments, recruit research subjects, and conduct statistical studies
- Develop and manage databases
- Communicate findings via reports, briefs, and academic papers
- Participate in workshops, training, and professional development opportunities
- Other duties as assigned
Requirements
- Ability to work independently and as a member of a research team
- Strong quantitative data analysis and presentation skills
- Excellent attention to detail, organizational skills, and initiative
- Excellent communication and writing skills
- Master's Degree in Public Health, Social Welfare, or related field
- Experience with marginalized communities preferred
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Education Management
Typical pay range:
$20.14 - $25.90
Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Berkeley, CA | $6,327/mo
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