Reviewing literature and connecting with subject matter experts when needed to understand best practices in the field; Collecting data through surveys, focus groups, and interviews; Working closely with other CHDI staff to develop data collection, analysis, and reports using quantitative and qualitative data approaches, including producing high-quality data reports, and continuously improving implementation processes; Maintaining data and records necessary to complete required funder reports; Scheduling, convening, and facilitating virtual and/or in-person team and workgroup meetings; Regularly updating the team on progress toward deliverables at internal and external meetings; Communicating findings, in written and verbal formats, to internal/external stakeholders, including project reports, CHDI publications, and/or peer-reviewed publications; Participating in related committees, workgroups, and internal/external meetings with partners; Providing technical assistance and support as needed; Assisting with other aspects of the initiative and CHDI’s work, including administrative and operational support as needed; and. Position Requirements: Master’s Degree in psychology, public health, social work, alcohol and drug counseling, education, child/youth development, or a closely related field; or bachelor’s degree with relevant experience; Understanding Connecticut’s youth behavioral health, including substance and co-occurring disorders, youth and family treatment and prevention services, and other service systems (e.g., health, justice, and/or child welfare); Experience with partnership development, project coordination, and program implementation; Experience with identifying data sources, interpreting and utilizing data for program development and/or quality improvement activities; Experience using design programs (e.g., Canva) to develop slideshows, infographics, briefs, etc.