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Social Sciences
Social Science Analyst:
These positions require planning, conducting and reporting descriptive social
science research on a myriad of professional and scientific issues. The work is
varied, constantly changing, requires consulting skills and a high degree of
writing and oral communication skill.
Economist:
These positions require application of a professional knowledge of economics
that includes research into economic phenomena, analysis of economic data, and
the preparation of interpretive reports; advice and consultation on economic
matters to governmental officials and private organizations or citizens.
Civil Rights Analysts:
These positions are primarily concerned with planning, conducting, and
reporting descriptive social science research in the field of civil rights and
equal opportunity. These positions typically involve research into specialized
technical fields such as voting rights, public accommodations, or equal
employment.
Psychologists:
These positions involve professional work relating to the behavior, capacities,
traits, interests and activities of human and animal organisms. It may involve
experimenting with or systematically observing organisms to develop scientific
principles or laws concerning the relationship of behavior to factors of
environment, experience, or physiology, or to develop practical applications of
findings, applying professional knowledge of psychological principles,
theories, methods, or data to practical situations and problems; and/or
providing consultative services or training in psychological principles,
theories, methods, and techniques to advance knowledge of them and their
appropriate use.
Health Insurance Administration:
These positions are concerned with the administration and operation of national
health insurance programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid. This includes
interpreting program requirements and formulating policies, methods, and
procedures; monitoring, reviewing, evaluating, and assessing the integrity and
quality of program operations; and preparing and analyzing health care data
related to the programs.
Last revised: October 3, 2006
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