According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook Handbook, the medical and health services manager profession is expected to increase by 32% between 2020-2030 as individuals pursuing a Master’s in Health Administration degree will most likely have the best prospects in the field. In addition, the master’s degree may help professionals advance to leadership roles more quickly and may be beneficial for individuals transitioning into the field (US News & World Report).

There are numerous opportunities individuals may pursue in the field. Common entry-level job titles in the field include:

Auditor
Clinical Care Coordinator
Clinical Research Associate
Consultant
Data Analyst
Discharge Coordinator
Financial Analyst
Health Informatics Manager
Health Insurance Specialist
Healthcare Human Resources Manager
Healthcare Recruiter
Intake Coordinator
Insurance Underwriter

Medical Executive Assistant
Medical Office Administrator or Manager
Medical Records Associate
Office Manager
Operations Assistant
Outpatient Care Supervisor
Patient Service Representative
Policy Analyst
Practice or Program Administrator
Project Administrator
Public Health Manager
Social and Community Service Manager
Quality Practice Advisor

Places of employment graduates from the Master in Health Administration program are employed include:

Atria Senior Living
Atlantic Health System
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Deloitte Consulting
Fellowship Senior Living
Flatiron Health
Hackensack University Medical Center
Johnson & Johnson
Kaiser Permanente
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Merck
Mount Sinai Health System
Nestle Health Science
New Jersey Department of Health
NJ Spine and Wellness
RWJBarnabas Health
Saint Peter’s Healthcare System
Siemens Healthineers
Syneos Health
Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
UnitedHealth Group
Veeva Systems

Healthcare Administration Associations (National)

State (NJ) Healthcare Administration Associations

JOB BOARDS FOR EMPLOYERS THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY

Ambulatory Care

Consulting

Education/Research

Fellowships

Government

Hospitals/Health Systems

Insurance

Long-Term Care/Nursing Homes

Pharmaceutical / Biotech / CRO / Medical Device Companies

JOB BOARDS FOR EMPLOYERS IN NEW YORK CITY

Ambulatory

Government

Hospitals

Insurance

Non-Profits

Phamaceutical/Biotech

- - - - Intercept
      - Pfizer

JOB BOARDS FOR EMPLOYERS IN PHILADELPHIA

Ambulatory

Government

- - - - Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS)

Hospitals/Health Systems

Pharmaceuticals/Biotech

Public Health Sites:

Government Sites:

- - - - Harvard Kennedy School State List
      - Missouri State Jobs
      - National Conference of State Legislatures
      - New Jersey Office of Management and Budget (NJ-OMB)
      - New Jersey State Website
      - New York State Department of Civil Service
      - NYS Internships

Academia Sites:

International Sites:

General Career Resources:

General Public Policy Related Job Boards

Brad Traverse Job List (Capitol hill jobs)
Policy Jobs* (US & Abroad)
Ethical Jobs*
GovJobs.com
Government Finance Officers Association Job Board
Political Jobs*
Public Service Careers
Roll Call Jobs (Washington, DC area jobs: non-profit, Capitol Hill)

State and Local Government

Links to all US State Government Websites

The following online job boards include state & local government opportunities nationwide.

Non-Profit Sector Job Boards

Craig’s List
Foundation Center – Foundation Finder
Idealist.org – Action Without Borders
NIRA’s World Directory of Thinktanks
NonProfit Jobs
Philanthropy News Digest
ProFellow (Database of US and international fellowships)
Unionjobs.com
Work for Good
Work for Progress (environmental & social change campaign jobs)
Young Non-Profit Professionals Network

Private Sector Resources

International Job Boards

Association for Women in Development
DevEx*
InterAction (Nonprofit international development, US & Abroad)
International Job Center (International Development Jobs, US & Abroad)
ProFellow (Database of US and international fellowships)
United Nations Job List

Evaluation Job Boards

American Evaluation Association Job Board

	March 2023
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			1 SGS/CAPS Graduate Student Workshop: Stigma Reduction: Myths and Facts about Mental Health SGS/CAPS Graduate Student Workshop: Stigma Reduction: Myths and Facts about Mental Health Starts: 2:00 PM Location: 675 Hoes Lane West, Deans Conference Room 123, Busch Campus The Rutgers School of Graduate Studies has partnered with CAPS, Dana Simons to offer workshops specific for graduate students this semester. No registration is required and you can just listen or participate to your level of comfort. Everyone is welcome. Stigma Reduction: Myths and Facts about Mental Health (In person only) Wednesday, March 1st, 2:00pm Join Community Based Counselor Dana, along with your peers, to talk about common misconceptions about mental health, the benefits of mental health, and ways to reduce stigma, including self-stigmatization. FREE PIZZA •	2 PhD Colloquium: Fieldwork PhD Colloquium: Fieldwork Starts: 12:00 PM Location: CSB 490 and Zoom Presented by Associate Professor Mi Shih Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Lit Review 101 Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Lit Review 101 Starts: 4:00 PM Location: College Ave. Learning Center, Academic Bldg. 1150AB Register at https://rlc.rutgers.edu/GWS CAREERS - Healthcare Outside the Hospital CEO Panel CAREERS - Healthcare Outside the Hospital CEO Panel Starts: 5:00 PM There are many career opportunities within a hospital system, however, did you realize there are just as many career paths in other healthcare sectors? Please join this spring's event for another engaging conversation with three additional CEOs as they discuss the healthcare sectors and organizations they lead, their career journey, and advice for becoming a leader and pursuing a career “outside the hospital” setting. Panelists include: Christopher Schaber – President/CEO at Soligenix, Inc. Randy Gerstl – CEO at University Radiology Group Toni Pergolin – President/CEO at Bancroft Moderated by Jane Kaye, Assistant Teaching Professor, Bloustein School Please go to the following link to register: https://go.rutgers.edu/hqkef3zg • • •	3 WLC Spring Conference: Building Coalitions WLC Spring Conference: Building Coalitions Starts: 9:00 AM Location: Gov. James J. Florio Special Events Forum, Civic Square Building Join us as we gather to network, hear from professionals, and learn how to use our leadership skills and resources to bring together people from other marginalized communities or identities to work towards a common goal. We will host a professional development workshop and a speaker panel with grassroots activists working on the ground to advance their missions. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. The speakers are: Professional Development Facilitator: Patti O'Brien-Richardson, Associate Professor, Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University Panel Moderator: Janice Fine, Professor, School of Management & Labor Relations, Rutgers University Panelist: Adriana Abizadeh, Executive Director of the Kensington Corridor Trust Panelist: Patricia Campos-Medina, Executive Director of the Worker Institute at Cornell University Panelist: Katie Brennan, Executive Director of the New York Office of Storm Recovery This event is open to the entire Rutgers community, and we welcome participants of all gender identities and backgrounds. Registration is free for all. Please register here. Dissertation Defense: ''Closing the Gap: Enhancing Access to Electric Vehicles for Lower-Income Households'' Dissertation Defense: ''Closing the Gap: Enhancing Access to Electric Vehicles for Lower-Income Households'' Starts: 11:00 AM Location: Zoom Presented by Wei San Loh • •	4
5	6 Dissertation Defense: Analyzing and Improving Social Safety Net Access Dissertation Defense: Analyzing and Improving Social Safety Net Access Starts: 12:00 PM Location: Zoom Presented by Stephanie Walsh •	7 Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Starts: 4:00 PM Location: Lobby, Civic Square Building, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick Have a research or library question you need assistance with? Visit Open Office Hours with Bloustein Librarian Julia Maxwell. Every Tuesday from 4-5pm. Can't make it? Make an appointment at https://bit.ly/libjulia CAREERS: Build Your Brand Virtual Workshop CAREERS: Build Your Brand Virtual Workshop Starts: 4:30 PM Did you know you can INTENTIONALLY change your personal and professional brand? Through social media platforms such as LinkedIn and creative self-marketing, you can define how you want the world to see you. Join Life Coach and Social Media Influencer, Melanie Franco, for a one hour Build Your Brand workshop where you will be inspired, influenced and encouraged to develop your own unique personal and professional brand. Harness the power of social media/LinkedIn to kickstart your career journey by tapping into your why, who, what, and how, and attract attention from the folks you are looking to connect with most! Please go to the following link to register: https://go.rutgers.edu/6qei1ou0 • •	8 Dissertation Defense: Suburbanites Engaged: Perspectives of Civic Engagement in a Multi-Ethnic Community Dissertation Defense: Suburbanites Engaged: Perspectives of Civic Engagement in a Multi-Ethnic Community Starts: 9:00 AM Location: CSB 556 and Zoom Presented by Edrice Robinson-Wyatt Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Unleash Your Productivity Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Unleash Your Productivity Starts: 4:00 PM Location: Livingston Learning Center, Tillett 111N Register at https://rlc.rutgers.edu/GWS • •	9 PhD Colloquium: Research & trajectory PhD Colloquium: Research & trajectory Starts: 12:00 PM Location: CSB 490 and Zoom Presented by Assistant Professor Bernadette Baird-Zars PANEL DISCUSSION--Junctures in Women’s Leadership: Health Care and Public Health PANEL DISCUSSION--Junctures in Women’s Leadership: Health Care and Public Health Starts: 5:00 PM Location: Gov. James J. Florio Special Events Forum, CSB The book Junctures in Women’s Leadership: Health Care and Public Health highlights the leadership of twelve transformational women leaders in the field of health care and public health who have improved population health on the local, national or global level. While doing so, many of these women challenged the social and cultural norms or constraints in our society from the perspectives of gender, race and motherhood. Their leadership stories demonstrate a broad definition of population health and their work influenced social change in diverse settings and disciplines including: environmental justice, research, advocacy, policy, clinical care, mentorship, healthcare delivery systems and governance. This event will engage several of the book’s contributing authors in a discussion about the lessons learned by these women leaders and how to they might inform our future work to improve health. Free and open to the public. Registration requested by visiting Register at https://go.rutgers.edu/2023healthcareleadership Speakers will include Mary O’Dowd, Executive Director of Health Systems and Population Health Integration, RBHS; former Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Health Alexander M. Bartke, BS (Public Health) ‘18, Administrative Coordinator, Safeguard Biosystems; Ann Marie Hill, Teaching Professor and Internship Coordinator Emeritus, Bloustein School and former Executive Director, New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research Elizabeth A. Ryan, Executive in Residence, Bloustein School and former CEO, New Jersey Hospital Association • •	10 Dissertation Defense: Roadside Tree Removal: Causes, Consequences, and Who Decides Dissertation Defense: Roadside Tree Removal: Causes, Consequences, and Who Decides Starts: 10:00 AM Location: CSB 556 and Zoom Presented by Ellen Oettinger White •	11
12	13	14 Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Starts: 4:00 PM Location: Lobby, Civic Square Building, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick Have a research or library question you need assistance with? Visit Open Office Hours with Bloustein Librarian Julia Maxwell. Every Tuesday from 4-5pm. Can't make it? Make an appointment at https://bit.ly/libjulia •	15	16 SGS/CAPS Graduate Student Workshop: Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict SGS/CAPS Graduate Student Workshop: Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict Starts: 4:00 PM Location: 675 Hoes Lane West, Deans Conference Room 123, Busch Campus The Rutgers School of Graduate Studies has partnered with CAPS, Dana Simons to offer workshops specific for graduate students this semester. No registration is required and you can just listen or participate to your level of comfort. Everyone is welcome. Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict (In person only) Thursday, March 16th, 4:00pm Join Dana, along with your peers as we discuss techniques and strategies to address conflict and let go of resentment. We will talk about anger as a healthy emotion, and discuss various ways we can express and discharge angry feelings in a productive way. FREE PIZZA •	17 Disseration Defense: Energy Consumption Behaviors in U.S. Households: Combining Top-Down and Bottom-up Approaches Disseration Defense: Energy Consumption Behaviors in U.S. Households: Combining Top-Down and Bottom-up Approaches Starts: 2:00 PM Location: virtual By Pranay Kumar •	18
19	20	21 Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Starts: 4:00 PM Location: Lobby, Civic Square Building, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick Have a research or library question you need assistance with? Visit Open Office Hours with Bloustein Librarian Julia Maxwell. Every Tuesday from 4-5pm. Can't make it? Make an appointment at https://bit.ly/libjulia •	22 The Stuart Meck Memorial Lecture: Land and Power: A history of commodification The Stuart Meck Memorial Lecture: Land and Power: A history of commodification Starts: 5:00 PM From stolen land to rematriation, all land ownership and control is rooted in its value as a commodity. A commodity that is not equally accessible and that has a value assigned to it based on markets that serve the few, not the many. What does it take to decommodify land? Is it possible? Can land and power be redistributed for collective benefit? This talk will take us on a journey through history to examine land ownership in the United States and the reverberating impacts experienced in the 21st century. Adriana Abizadeh '12 is a Senior Policy Fellow at the Bloustein School and is the executive director of the Kensington Corridor Trust (KCT) in Philadelphia, whose mission is to utilize collective ownership to direct investments on the corridor that preserve culture and affordability while building neighborhood power and wealth in Kensington. She is also the President of Catalyst Consulting Group (CCG), a boutique consulting firm that is moving projects forward for nonprofits and other stakeholders. The firm specializes in strategic planning, leadership development, and board governance. Adriana’s expertise is in supporting grassroots organizations with growth strategies and the development of welcoming and inclusive work cultures. She has a BA in political science from Rutgers with a minor in Security Intelligence and Counter Terrorism. She also has an MS in Public Policy from Drexel. Free and open to the public. Register at https://go.rutgers.edu/ejbmeck2023 •	23 PhD Colloquium PhD Colloquium Starts: 12:00 PM Location: CSB 490 and Zoom Presented by Assistant Professor Ruth Winecoff Making Scholarship Public Webinar Series: Writing Scholarly Books Making Scholarship Public Webinar Series: Writing Scholarly Books Starts: 1:00 PM The Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute for Leadership, Equity and Justice at the Rutgers Graduate School of Education is once again hosting its Making Scholarship Public (MSP) series. This virtual series offers best practices on making scholarship more accessible to the public. Each session is focused on a different method to extend the reach of your research. All webinar workshops are free to attend by faculty, staff, and students. In this workshop, participants will learn how to organize and write a scholarly, authored book, dedicate time to writing, craft a book proposal, and navigate the book publishing process. Register at https://rutgers.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7W8tuc8DRMu0eD8ysrzttw • •	24 CAREERS: Excel: Fixing Data CAREERS: Excel: Fixing Data Starts: 1:30 PM Join Marcie Anszberger of CTAAR for live, virtual 90-minute Excel workshops, geared to Bloustein undergraduate and graduate students. Please go to the following link to register: https://go.rutgers.edu/o7ca492k Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Lit Review 101 Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Lit Review 101 Starts: 3:00 PM Location: Zoom Register at https://rlc.rutgers.edu/GWS • •	25
26	27	28 Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Bloustein Librarian Open Office Hours Starts: 4:00 PM Location: Lobby, Civic Square Building, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick Have a research or library question you need assistance with? Visit Open Office Hours with Bloustein Librarian Julia Maxwell. Every Tuesday from 4-5pm. Can't make it? Make an appointment at https://bit.ly/libjulia •	29 Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Reading & Selecting Journal Articles Rutgers Learning Centers Graduate Workshop Series: Reading & Selecting Journal Articles Starts: 11:00 AM Location: Livingston Learning Center, Tillett 111P Register at https://rlc.rutgers.edu/GWS Lessons in Leadership: Democracy at a Crossroads Lessons in Leadership: Democracy at a Crossroads Starts: 12:00 PM Join Eagleton for an engaging presentation from Steve Adubato, PhD about the lessons he learned over three decades as a broadcaster on public television. Dr. Adubato will also share his experiences interviewing top government leaders and policy experts, as well las his experience as New Jersey’s youngest state legislator in the 1980s. Virtual event. Regsiter at https://eagleton.rutgers.edu/event/lesson-in-leadership-democracy-at-a-crossroads/ 20th Century American Foreign Policy on Ukraine 20th Century American Foreign Policy on Ukraine Starts: 5:00 PM Location: Van Dyck Hall Conference Room 011 Join the Rutgers Undergraduate Society of History for a professor talk by Rutgers History Professor David Foglesong, who will be giving a lecture on 20th Century US Foreign Policy on Ukraine.Please RSVP to https://rutgers.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8972590 • • •	30 PhD Colloquium: Household Finance, Health, and Race PhD Colloquium: Household Finance, Health, and Race Starts: 12:00 PM Location: CSB 490 and Zoom Presented by Assistant Professor Jermaine Toney Mentoring for Social Justice and Community-Building Mentoring for Social Justice and Community-Building Starts: 12:00 PM Location: Virtual Presented by Anneliese Singh, PhD, LPC, Professor and Associate Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity/Chief Diversity Officer at Tulane University Mentoring of students in higher education often centers students’ academic and career development without a sufficient power analysis to understand how structural issues and social identities shape the mentoring relationship itself. In this talk, Anneliese Singh will apply sociocultural and critical race theories to mentoring, guiding participants through a deconstruction of the ideas and beliefs that shape our understandings of mentoring and moving toward an analysis of the structural forces that inform mentoring relationships, all in service of cultivating a more just and power-conscious mentoring practice. Participants will learn power-conscious mentoring strategies that can be implemented across disciplinary areas to support graduate and undergraduate students’ personal, professional, and academic thriving. Anneliese will intersperse breakout rooms and discussion prompts throughout the talk, offering participants an active space to reflect and make connections to their own mentoring practice with students. Come prepared to engage! Register at https://go.rutgers.edu/anneliesesingh This event is part of the Mentoring for Social Justice and Community-Building Project, a joint SGS and DRC initiative supported by the IDEA Innovation Grant. Event Co-sponsored by: School of Graduate Studies, Douglass Residential College, the Division of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement, the School of Social Work, the School of Arts & Sciences, the School of Engineering, and the School of Environmental & Biological Sciences, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, School of Communication and Information, School of Management and Labor Relations, Graduate School of Professional and Applied Psychology • •	31 Public Informatics Student Group (PISG) Open Student Meeting Public Informatics Student Group (PISG) Open Student Meeting Starts: 12:00 PM Public Informatics Student Group (PISG) would like to invite you to join us virtually for an open student meeting to network, discuss opportunities, and share advice and questions about the MPI program, research, and just about anything else. PISG is a student-run group focused on public informatics and providing resources to students and hosting interesting speakers and events. Please join us next Friday to meet the team and other students interested in public informatics. This is a good opportunity to ask questions and seek guidance on the MPI program and public informatics research from senior students. Invite your friends or anyone you know that may be interested! Come hang out! Please join in with Zoom: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/92259366161?pwd=cVJsY09FenVmeWo2NElXWFFNZ3FaQT09 •