A master’s degree in public policy, economics, or a social science discipline such as psychology, sociology, or analytical methods such as applied statistics with 6 years of relevant experience; or a PhD in public policy, economics, or a social science discipline such as psychology, sociology, or analytical methods such as applied statistics with 2 or more years of relevant experience. In this role, you will have opportunities to contribute to research on behavioral health topics such as behavioral health system transformation, healthcare financing, mental health and substance use services, recovery and resilience, substance misuse prevention, overdose prevention, opioid and stimulant use disorders, and advancing access to effective behavioral health care.