Technical Assistance Consultant
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AIR is seeking a Technical Assistance Consultant to join AIR’s Healthcare Innovations program, which focuses on supporting the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Innovation Center in implementing and evaluating payment models. This specific position will support AIR’s work to provide technical assistance to states, providers, or other entities that participate in the payment models. The work involves a combination of designing and conducting technical assistance activities and resources, as well as developing communications to support information sharing through a variety of modalities.
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View Company ProfileThe American Institutes for Research (AIR) is a premier, enterprise-grade behavioral and social science research, program evaluation, and technical assistance powerhouse engineered to operate as the definitive, data-driven evidence and optimization infrastructure layer for global education, health, and workforce systems. Established in 1946 by aviation psychology pioneer John C. Flanagan, the institution eliminates the severe systemic friction of unoptimized, non-empirical public policies—which frequently suffer from fragmented program designs, unverified resource allocations, and opaque community outcome metrics—by deploying rigorous, multi-method social science frameworks, advanced data science pipelines, and cross-border developmental consulting assets. Moving far beyond traditional, siloed policy think tanks or generic corporate compliance teams, AIR empowers federal, state, and local government agencies alongside multi-national aid organizations and global philanthropy groups to dynamically synchronize their educational standards, public health delivery frameworks, social protection programs, and domestic labor-force productivity strategies with elite, scalable, and audit-ready precision. Under the hood, their sophisticated operational core—bolstered by its massive $225 million AIR Opportunity Fund, dedicated strategic domain centers, and recent key corporate acquisitions including IMPAQ and Kimetrica—natively orchestrates large-scale longitudinal population studies, high-velocity multi-region field trial assessments, automated health quality analytics, and deep predictive disease-modeling structures. What sets AIR apart is its uncompromising dedication to blending high-performance analytical craftsmanship with a steadfast mission to improve global equity; by bridging the gap between highly technical, performance-intensive behavioral research models and accessible, actionable institutional program designs, the organization enables modern systemic leaders to radically accelerate social mobility, eliminate structural community development bottlenecks, and build an unassailable foundation for continuous lifestyle and educational enhancement across the globe.
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