Posted by Willy Franzen on August 6, 2011. Positions below updated every five minutes.
| Job Title | Location |
|---|---|
| RECOVERY HOUSE MANAGER | New London, CT |
| AFTERCARE COORDINATOR - ADULT SUBSTANCE ABUSE | North Stonington, CT |
| MEDICAL ASSISTANT - MENTAL HEALTH | North Stonington, CT |
| Health Outcomes and Quality Improvement Researcher | Hartford, CT |
| Medical Science Liaison - Respiratory | Remote |
| Vice President, Government Affairs | Washington, DC |
| Medical Science Liaison | Remote |
| Staff IS Auditor (Internal Audit | Nashville, TN |
| Senior IS Auditor (Internal Audit | Nashville, TN |
| District Manager - ARAMARK Healthcare - New England | Boston, MA |
Now that our country has a shiny new AA+ credit rating (that’s a downgrade from AAA in case you were wondering), we’re going to have to get far more serious about cutting our government’s deficit spending. Considering that 23% of Federal spending is on health care and that health care costs are consistently growing faster than GDP, we’re going to have to find a way to spend less on health care. Oddly enough, there seem to be a lot of people who strongly believe that cutting costs and improving health care can go hand in hand. Some of those people run the New England Healthcare Institute, a Cambridge, MA based non-profit organization that is “dedicated to transforming health care for the benefit of patients and their families.” They realize how broken our system is, and they’re taking an evidence-based approach towards fixing it.
NEHI calls itself “the largest, most diverse, multi-stakeholder health care organization in the nation.” While many would consider them a think tank, NEHI prefers the term “think-and-do tank.” If you take a look at NEHI’s Programs and Initiatives, you’ll see that their main focus areas are Health Reform, Health and the Economy, Health Information and Technology, Medical Innovation, Waste and Inefficiency in Health Care, and Prevention and Wellness. It’s really interesting to dig into what they’re doing, because it’s an approach that makes sense, even if it’s not talked about much. Our country needs to take a new perspective on health care and start thinking about keeping people healthy instead of treating them when they get sick. That’s a big part of what NEHI is trying to do. If you’re interested in public health, you should really dig into their website and read up on them. If you like what you see, check out NEHI’s Jobs page. Right now they have two positions that could be suitable for new grads: Administrative and Database Coordinator and Health Policy Associate. Give them both a look.
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