- Doctoral degree in criminology, economics, epidemiology, nursing, psychology, psychiatry, public health, social work, sociology, or a related field.
- Demonstrated experience in either measurement, statistics, psychometric analyses, methodology, advanced qualitative analysis, or mixed methods analysis.
- Training in human subjects’ research protocols and ethical conduct of research
- Distinguished contributions in the human services research field as evidenced by a successful publications record (i.e., 50+ peer-reviewed journal articles), including numerous (i.e., 25+) first- or second-author peer-reviewed publications and many (i.e., 10+) first-author peer-reviewed publications (or else 5+ as first author for a Lead Methodologist with 15+ as second author).
- Demonstrated continuously increasing scholarship in one or more major research (books, editorships, awards, major review articles), high citation indices(H10 >20; most cited article >200), and prior positions as endowed chair or principal scientist of a research lab (or methodology group).
- Multiple Grants Funded – 3+ grants with PI/MPI status that employs a group of people (e.g., a lab, center, or program of research) or key methods/economist/statistical person who provides value added as Lead Methodologist Co-Investigator to one or more such groups that has 6+ grants/contracts.
- Preferred 10 or more years of experience doing applied research.
- Preferred people with lived experience (i.e., in recovery from substance use and/or formerly involved with the adult or juvenile justice system) and/or applicants from underrepresented populations.
- Successful experience working in an environment with multiple stakeholders, multiple sources of qualitative/quantitative data, and a team approach.
- Ability to communicate with non-technical, clinical, administrative, and statistical staff, good customer service approach and flexibility, strong technical skills and attention to detail, able to meet deadlines.
- Ability to define problem, ask questions of other staff before and during project development, draft list of deliverables for review, and revise upon receipt of comments.
- Capable of working with team to define task, managing its progress independently, reporting back, and revising as necessary.
- Ability to directly supervise assigned staff, and provide supportive and corrective feedback as appropriate.
- Ability to mentor research scientists and other staff to enhance their own career development.
- Excellent organizational, oral, and written communication skills.
- Willingness to work flexible hours to meet key project deadlines and to travel to research sites and/or professional meetings when necessary.
- Satisfactory completion of Chesnut's background checking process.
This full-time position includes an excellent compensation and benefits package including health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance, a retirement savings plan with company match, generous paid time off benefits, and more.
Chestnut welcomes applications from qualified individuals with recovery experience.
EOE – Minorities/Females/Vets/Disabled
The anticipated starting pay for new hires for this position is between $203,700 - $226,333 annual salary. There are several factors taken into consideration in determining base pay, including but not limited to: job-related qualifications, skills, education, experience, local market conditions, and internal equity.
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