Posted: March 28, 2024
General Duties:
Provides strategic expertise in regulatory processes, laws and regulations at the federal and state levels of government. Responsible for managing the organization's response to regulations, legislation and guidance that are strategically important to MetroHealth and for developing public policy recommendations. Convenes broad stakeholder collaborations to advance local, state and federal government relations initiatives. Upholds the mission, vision, values, and customer services standards of The MetroHealth System.
Requirements:
Required: Bachelor's degree in political science, business, economics, public or healthcare administration, or a closely related field or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience in addition to the experience stated below. 8 years of experience in government relations, public policy, advocacy or public service with a direct connection to the health care industry. Strong analytical, collaboration, and interpersonal skills. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Highly self-motivated and results oriented. Ability to plan, direct, implement, and evaluate simultaneous projects. Ability to work effectively alone and in teams. Impeccable ethics. Strong personal initiative and dedication to The MetroHealth System's mission. General knowledge of medical science and the health care industry. Ability to interact effectively with a wide range of cultural, ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
How to Apply:
Apply Online.
Posted: March 18, 2024
General Duties:
Reporting to the Managing Director of External Affairs and Government Relations (XA&GR), this position is responsible for supporting the Government Affairs and Events and Programming needs of the External Affairs department.
Government Affairs
Events and Programming
Requirements:
Pay Range: Up to $50,000 annually
How to Apply:
Apply online.
Posted: March 18, 2024
General Duties:
Reporting to the Managing Director of External Affairs and Government Relations, this position is responsible for the planning, implementation, and execution of all external events and programming and supports all internal events. Supplies both internal and external customers.
Planning and Execution of ORHA Member Events, Signature Events, and Programs
Special Projects, and Administrative Tasks
Requirements:
Work Experience + Requirements
Pay Range: Up to $50,000 annually
How to Apply:
Apply online.
Posted: March 8, 2024
General Duties:
The Associate Vice President for Government Affairs for State Relations is a highly accomplished individual who, working with the Vice President for Government Affairs, is responsible for the development, management, and execution of the university’s engagement with the governmental entities within the state of Ohio, including the Executive Branch, the Ohio General Assembly, and state agencies. In addition, the Associate Vice President monitors state legislative activity for potential implications and opportunities, develops advocacy strategies, works as part of a government affairs team that serves the university community and assists in facilitating university interaction with state elected and appointed officials and their staff, state agency personnel, other institutions of higher education and various constituent groups. The Associate Vice President must possess an in- depth understanding of issues affecting higher education, a keen understanding of state budget and legislative process, strong research, analytical, and communication skills. This position reports to the Vice President of Government Affairs and is based in Columbus, Ohio.
Requirements:
Master’s degree in relevant field or equivalent experience required; minimum twelve (12) years of experience in state government or related position; experience working with the state legislative branch, executive branch, and state agencies including the Ohio Department of Higher Education; a keen understanding of the state budget and appropriations process required, knowledge of issues and trends in higher education policy; strong research, analytical, and communication skills; the successful candidate must exhibit professionalism and be team-oriented.
Pay Range: $158,000 - $211,000 annually
How to Apply:
Apply online.
Posted: March 1, 2024
General Duties:
The Communications Director will oversee producing high-quality content that engages people and helps break down the stigma surrounding suicide while also providing valuable tools and resources for individuals, families, and communities.
Primary duties will also include creating informative content, social media messaging, press releases, articles, and media opportunities to share sound and effective prevention strategies to reduce suicide in a fresh and innovative manner. The Communications Director will also be an excellent communicator with outstanding relationship-building and organizational skills and solid attention to detail.
Requirements:
Pay Range: $70,000 annually
How to Apply:
Send resumes to Molly.mottram@ohiospf.org.
Posted: January 9, 2024
General Duties:
About us
Since 1963, the Ohio General Assembly, has sponsored a 13-month, full-time, paid (salary plus benefits) legislative fellowship program. Up to 24 individuals are selected each year to participate in the fellowship, which is administered by the Legislative Service Commission (LSC), in conjunction with the Ohio House of Representatives, the Ohio Senate, and the Ohio Government Telecommunications (OGT)/The Ohio Channel. The cohort typically includes ten fellows assigned to work with members of the House, ten with members of the Senate, two with LSC, and two with OGT. Although completing the 13-month fellowship program does not automatically guarantee permanent employment with the General Assembly or the state of Ohio, many fellows are offered permanent positions with the General Assembly as legislative staff or with state agencies as legislative liaisons as a result of participating in the fellowship program. Post-fellowship opportunities in the private sector have included positions with lobbying or public relations firms. See our Fellowship Program Brochure for additional information on the program.
What you’ll do
House or Senate Caucus Fellows: One of the primary responsibilities for most fellows assigned to the House or Senate is to assist members with constituent outreach, including responding to inquiries from district residents when they have a problem or concern. Writing assignments might include press releases, newsletters, speeches, and committee memorandums. Fellows also research issues and perform administrative work.
Nonpartisan LSC Fellows: Fellows assigned to nonpartisan LSC draft and analyze legislation, including a bill's fiscal effects on state and local government, conduct research to provide answers to legislative inquiries, and staff legislative committees. Fellows assigned to the Office of Research and Drafting (ORD) focus more on the “legal” side of legislative services, while fellows assigned to the Legislative Budget Office (LBO) focus more on the “budget” side of legislative services. Fellows are assigned many of the same duties as permanent ORD and LBO staff.
Qualifications - External
Minimum qualifications and characteristics of a strong candidate
Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree before the program starts. There are no requirements placed on major field of study; all majors are considered. Most successful applicants have a strong academic record, and all have excellent written and oral communication skills.
How to Apply:
Deadline to apply is April 12th, 2024. If you need help with your application, email Fellowship@lsc.ohio.gov or call (614) 466-8734.
A link to the State of Ohio Jobs career portal will be available at https://www.lsc.ohio.gov/fellowship/program-home. Follow the link to apply.
Remember to indicate your political party affiliation preference in the Prescreening Questions section of the application and attach all of the following documents:
Posted: January 9, 2024
General Duties:
About us
Since 1963, the Ohio General Assembly, has sponsored a 13-month, full-time, paid (salary plus benefits) legislative fellowship program. Up to 24 individuals are selected each year to participate in the fellowship, which is administered by the Legislative Service Commission (LSC), in conjunction with the Ohio House of Representatives, the Ohio Senate, and the Ohio Government Telecommunications (OGT)/The Ohio Channel. The cohort typically includes ten fellows assigned to work with members of the House, ten with members of the Senate, two with LSC, and two with OGT. Although completing the 13-month fellowship program does not automatically guarantee permanent employment with the General Assembly or the state of Ohio, many fellows are offered permanent positions with the General Assembly as legislative staff or with state agencies as legislative liaisons as a result of participating in the fellowship program. Post-fellowship opportunities in the private sector have included positions with lobbying or public relations firms. See our Fellowship Program Brochure for additional information on the program.
What you’ll do
Media production fellows work as production assistants at OGT/The Ohio Channel. Studio and field production assignments include camera operation, floor directing, control room directing, research, script writing, editing, lighting, videography, and audio and graphics production. Fellows will have the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art equipment including DSLR and HD cameras, cranes, sliders, green screen, and non-linear editing programs and to participate in producing broadcast and web-hosted governmental, contract, educational, historical, and art programming. Fellows will be able to observe the legislative process as they remotely operate multiple cameras for legislative sessions and committee hearings. Finally, they will participate with all other fellows in program activities such as monthly seminars.
Qualifications - External
Minimum qualifications and characteristics of a strong candidate
Candidates must, before the program starts, hold a bachelor’s degree with a major or minor in either Mass Media Communications, Journalism (Broadcast or Video & Film), Communication/Communication Arts (Electronic Media, Telecommunications, and Radio/Television), or Media Production. A bachelor’s degree in another area of study will be considered if you have acquired the requisite video production skills.
How to Apply:
Deadline to apply is April 12th, 2024. If you need help with your application, email Fellowship@lsc.ohio.gov or call (614) 466-8734.
A link to the State of Ohio Jobs career portal will be available at https://www.lsc.ohio.gov/fellowship/program-home. Follow the link to apply. Remember to indicate your political party affiliation preference in the Prescreening Questions section of the application and attach all of the following documents:
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