The Special Event Intern will work with Development staff to obtain hands-on experience in all aspects of event support as the team prepares for the Guttmacher’s 50th Anniversary Gala, which will take place on October 3, 2018. This is a paid internship opportunity.
Responsible for providing a range of administrative support services for 14-person Washington office, monitoring and analyzing state-level policy development related to sexual and reproductive health and rights (including abortion, contraception, HIV and STIs, pregnancy and services for adolescents) and assisting in the execution of public policy division research projects.
A Senior Research Scientist (SRS) is responsible for serving as a project principal and leading or playing a major role on multiple research projects, including planning and carrying out data collection, data analysis, and manuscript writing. An SRS also contributes to a range of other administrative and institutional activities, serves as a project manager, directs the work of midlevel and junior staff who are working on the projects she/he leads, and acts as supervisor for one or more midlevel and/or junior staffers. An SRS reports to a Principal Research Scientist (PRS) or to the Director of Domestic Research.
Reporting to the Director of Research Administration, the Research Administrative Manager works closely with the director and the Research Administrative Manager, Operations and Budgets, to ensure smooth functioning of the Research division and plays a key role in performing and managing the day-to-day administrative and managerial functions of the division. Primary responsibilities include oversight of contract development and disbursement of payments, assisting with US government grant submissions and reporting, and project and budget management. The Research Administrative Manager also supports three Directors of Research and two Vice Presidents for Research in successfully managing the division’s administrative and managerial needs.
This is a great opportunity for a doctoral or master’s level student to learn more about reproducible research practices and develop and apply coding skills using Stata. This is a paid internship opportunity.
This is a great opportunity to be exposed to, and learn about, Cisco Firewalls, routers and network equipment, ShoreTel phone system, RSA, Proofpoint email filtering, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Exchange, VMWare. The IT Intern will work with the IT staff to obtain hands-on experience in all aspects of support, while applying their knowledge to the support experience. This is a paid internship opportunity.
The Associate Editor will be one of a team of editors responsible for shaping Guttmacher’s publications. Products range from fact sheets and media materials to complex reports and articles for two peer-reviewed journals, Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health and International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health. The Associate Editor position requires three main aptitudes:
Background
The Guttmacher Institute is a global leader in advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights in the United States and globally. Through a unique program of research, policy analysis and communications, the Institute works to generate new ideas, encourage enlightened public debate and promote sound policies and programs. The Institute’s overarching goal is to ensure the highest standard of sexual and reproductive health for all people.
The Institute has been working tirelessly for 50 years to advance its vision of a world in which all people are able to exercise their rights and responsibilities regarding sexual behavior and reproduction freely and with dignity. The Institute’s work focuses on the following core areas:
In addition, the Institute is exploring the areas of men and sexual and reproductive health, sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS, LGBT population sexual and reproductive health, and sexual rights.
The Guttmacher Institute is widely recognized and occupies a critical niche within the sexual and reproductive health field. To support and advance its critical efforts, we seek a Director of International Research.
Position
The Director of International Research works in partnership with Guttmacher’s other research directors, including a second Director of International Research, to implement the Institute’s wide-ranging portfolio of policy-relevant international research, which may be global, regional or country-specific. The Director of International Research will bring particular geographic and/or substantive subject matter expertise as well as provide input and guidance on all areas of Guttmacher’s research. The director oversees the work and guides the professional development of a highly skilled team of senior, mid-level and junior researchers and represents the Institute and the research division externally.
The Director of International Research reports to the VP for International Research, and receives guidance from the VP for Domestic Research on division-wide matters.
The temporary Fielding Assistant assists with social science research pertaining to reproductive behavior and access to health care services, principally family planning, unintended pregnancy and abortion, in the United States.
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Your support enables the Guttmacher Institute to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights in the United States and globally through our interrelated program of high-quality research, evidence-based advocacy and strategic communications.