US Public Affairs Vacancies -- November 7th, 2011

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American College of Emergency Physicians
Congressional & Political Affairs Analyst
Washington, DC
Competitive salary

"Responsibilities of this position consist of providing administrative support to the Director, NEMPAC & Grassroots Advocacy, and Congressional Affairs Director; including typing and proofing a variety of documents; originating correspondence independently or in draft form for the appropriate review; obtaining and disseminating information requested for projects."

American Heart Association
Government Relations Manager
Washington, DC
Competitive salary

"Under the direction of the Vice President of Federal Advocacy, the Government Relations Manager will be responsible for representing the AHA before Congress, Executive agencies, and coalitions on assigned legislative and regulatory issues. These include, but are not limited to, issues concerning acute cardiovascular care, systems of emergency care, health care quality, health information technology, care transitions and end-of-life care."

NACHC
Assistant Director, Federal Affairs
Washington, DC
Competitive salary

"The Assistant Director will be responsible for developing and implementing all elements of the Association's legislative strategy for the continued growth of the Community Health Centers program and the primary care workforce, as well day to day management of NACHC activities on a host of issues, including: HIV/AIDS, oral and behavioral health, public health interventions, and others."

NCSHA
Legislative and Policy Associate
Washington, DC
Competitive salary

"National Council of State Housing Agencies (NCSHA) seeks top notch talent to help execute its homeownership policy and legislative agenda. The successful candidate will have familiarity with housing and tax policy, a solid understanding of Congress, excellent writing skills, a great work ethic, initiative, and analytical abilities."