Opportunities

Evaluation and Program Operations Specialist

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Do you LOVE Wraparound?

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Do you have experience with Wraparound implementation, evaluation, and/or workforce development?​

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The University of Washington Wraparound Evaluation and Research Team (UW WERT), the accountability wing of the NWIC, is recruiting a high-level Evaluation and Program Operations Specialist.

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The successful applicant will be located in our office in Seattle, WA, and will be responsible for managing the day to day operations of our team, and promoting high-quality wraparound world-wide.

 

Specific duties include:

• Manage upkeep and dissemination of the measures of the Wraparound Fidelity Assessment System (WFAS). Click here for more information.

• Manage relations with 100+ states and programs nationally that license tools of the WFAS and/or receive implementation support from NWIC

• Evaluate systems change progress, wraparound implementation, fidelity, and outcomes being achieved by 10+ states receiving implementation support from NWIC

• Oversee development of our ambitious new online WFAS data collection and reporting and wraparound evaluation management system, provisionally titled WrapUP!

• Supervise Research Assistants and undergraduates working with UW WERT

• Manage local and national evaluation contracts and deliverables

• Maintain UW WERT communications, social media, website, etc.

 

Qualifications include:

• Minimum of five years’ experience with wraparound and/or children’s behavioral health systems of care

• Fluency with evaluation, data, and data analysis

• Excellent oral and written communication skills, including ability to independently design and develop reports and reporting templates

• Experience managing complex programs or projects

• Experience managing multiple staffpersons and working as part of a team

• Experience designing and/or managing evaluation measures and/or web-based data systems a plus

 

If you are interested, send a letter of interest and resume to Philip Benjamin (pbenia87@uw.edu) with a cc: to Eric Bruns (ebruns@uw.edu).