The Health Policy Institute at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking an Outreach Coordinator for the newly created National Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Family Support.

The Outreach Coordinator is responsible for assisting in the development and execution of an outreach plan for the National Center that includes:
- Research and information dissemination to universities, providers, stakeholder organizations and community-focused non-profits and
- Community engagement and training in family caregiving.

Research and dissemination activities will focus on caregiving, disability/rehabilitation, and health self-management support with the goal of supporting persons with disabilities and their family caregivers to maintain independent living in the community. This position will require active engagement and coordination with local, regional and national agencies, businesses and organizations.

The selected candidate will be responsible for developing and maintaining a database of caregiving and rehabilitation partner organizations and resources to support stakeholders. This individual will research and write pamphlets, brochures, bulletins, flyers, web-based information, press releases and other communication materials. The incumbent will develop relationships and maintain ongoing communication with internal team, external members, stakeholders, and consultants.

Qualifications:

Minimum of 3-5 years' experience in health policy analysis, government relations, caregiving or disabilities research or advocacy, and/or other related fields. Must have experience with stakeholders, community-based organizations and professional presentations. Experience working in a school of public health or health sciences, particularly with grant-funded projects preferred. Familiarity with Departmental, School and University procedures regarding research integrity. Knowledge of public health and health policy issues. Experience coordinating multiple projects with different timelines.