NIH Office of Science Policy Currently Recruiting for Supervisory Health Science Policy Analyst

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NIH Office of Science Policy Currently Recruiting for Supervisory Health Science Policy Analyst

Posted on April 12, 2024April 12, 2024

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Do you like a fast-paced environment where your work drives evidence-based policies to support the health of the Nation? If so, a career in the NIH Office of Science Policy (OSP) might be the place for you. OSP works across the biomedical research enterprise to ensure NIH policy evolves in tandem with rapidly advancing science and technology.

The successful candidate will work on a broad range of cross-cutting biomedical research issues affecting NIH, focusing specifically on those affecting the clinical research enterprise. Specific duties would involve reviewing, analyzing, evaluating, and participating in the development of new Federal policies to promote the coordination, standardization, and streamlining of federal requirements pertaining to clinical research, with a specific focus on enhancing protections for participants in clinical research.

This vacancy will be open until April 15, 2024. Full information on how to apply can be found at:

Please contact OSP Chief of Staff, Kelly Fennington at SciencePolicy@od.nih.gov , with any questions. Also, you can follow us on X: @NIH_OSP

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