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About the role

Research AssociateICF Next is looking for a Research Associate to play a critical role in supporting Federal communications efforts. This is an exciting role offering excellent opportunities and the chance to work in a dynamic, collaborative, and uniquely positioned organization on a growing and multi-faceted team. This is an On-Call/Part-Time role with the expectation that the successful candidate will work on average 8 hours or less per month.
Responsibilities:
  • Provide program review services for client website
  • Work closely with the associate project director and review coordinator
  • Review and score programs following provided rating system as needed
  • Participate in consensus calls as necessary
  • Assists in responding to quick-turnaround requests from clients
  • Work on multiple projects, often juggling priorities and working with tight deadlines
  • Create and edit correspondence documents, reports and presentations using Excel, PowerPoint, and WordWorks closely with client and internal team members
  • Participates in special projects as required
Qualifications: PHD, DrPH, MD or equivalent experience required Professional Skills:
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and oral
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
  • Proficient in Windows PC environment, including Microsoft Office applications
  • Communicates clearly and concisely and works well with all types of personalities
Strong organizational and time management skills and extreme attention to detail.
Location: This position requires the successful candidate to reside and complete all work within the continental United States due to contract requirements.

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