This is a working level research consulting job. Incumbents consult with and make presentations directly to agency executives, local officials, legislators, or other similar high ranking officials routinely in the performance of duties. Incumbents form conclusions, and develop recommendations for policy, programs, regulations, etc. Incumbents provide specialized expertise in research design, analysis, and data needed to examine issues, trends and program evaluations. Incumbents design, conduct and coordinate research projects for all areas of concern to the agency. Incumbents recommend policy options based on project findings and provide detailed cost-allocation plans and impact analyses, and facilitate the use of research data to improve existing programs. Incumbents select from established guidelines or practices to accomplish tasks. Incumbents work with a minimal level of supervisory controls and errors in data/recommendations may have significant impact on the agency. Incumbents are required to have a wide range of knowledge of assigned subject matter. Incumbents may functionally or directly supervise. The research consultant is responsible for accurately documenting, analyzing, and reporting data collection trends within USDC. This position requires a wide range of knowledge pertaining to the rules and regulations of an intermediate care facility. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a keen attention to detail, strong communication skills, and a thorough understanding of the needs and care requirements of individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED