Preferred Qualifications: Demonstrated professional experience working in state government, conducting research on new and emerging complex topics that are directly related to laws, rules, and/or regulations; Demonstrated professional experience storing, managing, and synthesizing large amounts of research data into factual summaries for others; Demonstrated professional experience reading and analyzing large amounts of literature in a research process to identify underlying principles, reasons, or facts of information; Demonstrated professional experience working in a high-profile environment and for senior leaders and/or high-profile decision-makers; Master's degree in business, business administration, communications, economics, political science, psychology, public administration, public health, statistics, or a field of study related to the work assignment; Demonstrated experience working in health policy and health policy coverage; Demonstrated professional experience providing summaries or presenting complex facts of research to decision-makers. Duties include, but are not limited to: Determining best practices for new initiatives and processes to mitigate or reduce risk relating to policy development, implementation processes and procedures, and public policy impacts; Coordinating with stakeholders as needed to ensure rulemaking follows all procedural requirements; Drafting comment letters in response to changes; Providing temporary support to health teams on various programs including but not limited to the DOI Primary Care and Payment Reform Collaborative; Supporting process improvement projects through the identification of opportunities and solutions for improvement and the implementation of such solutions; template revision; and other Division initiatives.