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NYU Wagner currently has a full-time opportunity for a researcher to participate in a series of studies and reports about U.S. health policy, health reform, and the national healthcare system.

Responsibilities include:

• Provide general research support
• Manage and analyze data/graphics using STATA software and Excel
• Conduct literature reviews for research projects
• Use survey data, publicly available government data, and claims data
• Summarize project results for academic papers
• Write, review, and edit various materials for publication

• BA/BS degree
• Demonstrated experience in quantitative or qualitative research
• Knowledge of the US healthcare system, including the Affordable Care Act, is desirable   
• Proficient writing and verbal communication skills
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to work on multiple projects at once
• Positive attitude, willingness to pitch in and help out on assignments as needed
• Proactive and self starter
• Interest in research on the subject of healthcare
• Proficient with MS Office Suite applications: MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint
• Experience with statistical software STATA - experience with scraping data a plus

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