Policy Manager

at  Childrens Hospital Association

Washington, DC 20005, USA -

Start DateExpiry DateSalaryPosted OnExperienceSkillsTelecommuteSponsor Visa
Immediate20 Jan, 2025USD 88000 Annual21 Oct, 20245 year(s) or aboveChildren,Public Policy,Health Policy,Project Management Skills,ChaNoNo
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Job Description:
At CHA, we are champions for children’s health. In collaboration with children’s hospitals and health systems across the nation, our teams work to advance child health through driving innovation in the quality, cost, and delivery of care. CHA represents more than 200 members as the unified voice of children’s hospitals, setting the standard for the highest quality pediatric care. Our Public Affairs team is growing! The Policy Manager will report to the Director of Policy and work a hybrid schedule from our DC Metro Center office. This individual will play a vital role in managing health policy analysis for CHA’s advocacy work by serving as a trusted advisor and thought leader, maintaining subject matter expertise on assigned issues and developing strategies to advance organizational priorities. The Policy Manager will work collaboratively with other staff members to represent CHA’s priorities and perspectives with external entities in coalitions and other settings.

Responsibilities:

  • Lead efforts to influence federal policies and programs in assigned issue areas with HHS and other relevant federal agencies to support children’s health and children’s hospitals.
  • Develop proactive advocacy strategies to advance CHA regulatory priorities on assigned issues, by monitoring, analyzing and responding to regulatory guidance, drafting comments that incorporates children’s hospitals’ feedback/data and internal CHA expertise while outlining relevant policy alternatives.
  • Work in collaboration with the CHA federal affairs team by serving as a policy advisor, providing significant policy support to contribute to legislative advocacy.
  • Develop, build, and maintain working partnerships with staff within HHS, other federal agencies, and other experts in the field on priority policy issues.
  • Work with CHA communications team to increase visibility of assigned policy issues for children’s hospitals.
  • Provide technical assistance and policy analysis support directly to children’s hospitals on assigned issues.
    Experience and Skills:


REQUIREMENT SUMMARY

Min:5.0Max:10.0 year(s)

Hospital/Health Care

Pharma / Biotech / Healthcare / Medical / R&D

IT

Graduate

Proficient

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Washington, DC 20005, USA