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Employment: Two Fellowships Available

Connecticut Voices for Children is seeking to fill two Policy Fellowships:

A two-year Policy Fellowship. This is an entry-level policy position at CT Voices that is specifically designed for persons who are up to two years out of college and who are interested in doing state-level policy work before entering graduate school.
A two-year Health Policy Fellowship position. This Fellowship is specifically designed for a person with strong quantitative skills, knowledge of publicly-financed health care systems for low-income families, and an interest in state-level health policy development and health services research. This position would be ideal for someone who has recently graduated from a Masters or PhD program in public health or public policy who would like experience working in a non-profit organization that works on state health policy.

Both are salaried positions with excellent benefits. Applications are due May 2, 2008. The positions begin during the summer of 2008.

Please see the job descriptions below for details.

Position Announced: Friday, April 4, 2008
Last Day to Apply: Friday, May 2, 2008

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Policy Fellowship Job Description (101.64K)
Health Policy Fellowship Job Description (102.31K)

Ensuring Accountability and Access to Care in the HUSKY Program Through Independent Performance Monitoring

Over 330,000 Connecticut children, parents, and pregnant women depend on the HUSKY Program for access to preventive care and treatment. To help ensure that tax dollars for this essential program were being spent wisely and to help meet federal accountability standards, the Connecticut General Assembly has appropriated funds for independent performance monitoring since 1995. By maintaining independent performance monitoring in the HUSKY program, Connecticut can ensure accountability for federal and state dollars and for program changes, as well as promote data sharing and policy development to improve public health. This accountability is particularly important during this time of tremendous change in the administration of the HUSKY Program.

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