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Join a team that makes a difference in the lives of children and teens in the US foster care system!
NAA is seeking a Data Specialist to join its team!
Overview :
The Data Specialist will be responsible for managing, analyzing, and interpreting qualitative data collected from focus groups to create comprehensive reports for the National Center for Enhanced Post Adoption Support and National Center for Adoption-Competent Mental Health Services.
Reporting to the National Director of Equity and Partnerships, the Data Specialist will use data to inform content creation and dissemination of best practice approaches to post adoption support that are culturally and linguistically appropriate and responsive.
National Adoption Association (NAA) is the largest and only national association focused exclusively on supporting public and private adoption professionals at all levels, including frontline workers, agency directors, and state adoption managers.
Founded in 1982, NAA serves 500 members across the country, regularly convening members, to promote best and inclusive practices and increase competency in applying a race equity lens in all work with all families.
NAA shares promising practices through various outreach tools : webinars, conferences, think tanks, and publications.
For over four decades, NAA has built professional relationships with those who administer and interact with child welfare services, including two decades of operating Children’s Bureau program AdoptUSKids.
NAA brings tested, effective techniques and dissemination strategies from AdoptUSKids, strong national network, and reputation, to promote the Center’s work, including targeting specific communities with culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate content.
Education and Experience :
Requirements
Key Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities :
Role and Responsibilities
Data Analysis & Visualization :
Data Collection & Management :
Reporting & Documentation :
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Additional Notes
This position may require occasional evenings and weekends. NAA conducts background checks on all employees. This position is grant-funded.
Benefits
Benefits and Compensation :
The Data Specialist salary starts at $55,000. As a member of our team, you will not only receive a competitive salary and a generous benefits package including a gold health plan, dental & vision insurance (100% employer paid for employees!);
employer retirement plan contribution; and professional development opportunities, among others. You will also enjoy your work - knowing you are a part of a dedicated group of professionals making an impact.
NAA is an Equal Opportunity employer committed to a diverse workforce. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability.
Last updated : 2024-05-21
Full Time
$120k-165k (estimate)
05/23/2024
08/22/2024
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