Job Opportunities

The Vaccine Delivery Technologies (VDT) Group at PATH seeks to advance innovative technologies that enhance the effectiveness, safety, and efficiency of immunizations in low-resource settings. Two projects in the VDT portfolio include the Disposable-Syringe Jet Injector (DSJI) and the Microneedle Flu Patch projects.

The Institute for Risk Analysis and Risk Communication at the University of Washington is seeking a highly motivated senior-level post-doctoral fellow to study the mechanisms of reproductive and developmental toxicity, with emphasis on neurodevelopmental toxicology.

The Access and Outreach Program Manager leads a diverse team of professionals with a mission to promote healthy communities by empowering families to obtain health insurance and other public benefits. This position manages staff, contracts, and projects to improve access to the health care system in order to achieve equal access to health care regardless of income, ethnicity, and language and immigration status.

IDRI is excited to announce a need for a Clinical Trials Manager position at IDRI in Seattle, Washington. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual looking for a new challenge that can thrive in a fast paced environment and function independently.

The goal of the Global Development Program (GDP) is to increase opportunities for people in the developing world to lift themselves out of hunger and poverty and to help deliver targeted healthcare solutions in these regions.

This is a senior leadership role reporting to the President of Global Development. The Director is charged with updating and executing a Vaccine Delivery Strategy which advances the foundation's immunization goals in developing countries, including the introduction of new vaccines such as rotavirus and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV), achievement of immunization coverage rates of >90%, and control of measles.

The Deputy Director, Budget & Planning is responsible for the development and promulgation of the foundation's core financial processes including budgeting, forecasting, and multi-year aggregate payout planning, and collaborates with the Program and Operations CFOs to drive best practices across the foundation.

The Infectious Disease Research Institute (IDRI) is a nineteen year old non-profit organization based in Seattle, Washington. Our mission is to develop novel, advanced products for the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of neglected diseases of poverty.

We are seeking a strategic and innovative leader for our outstanding and nationally recognized Prevention Division team and programs. This work includes ensuring the integration of proven and innovative strategies in our services and programs, the development of population-based policies to improve the health of county residents, and the commitment to community-based engagement, consistent with the Public Health Operational Master Plan and the King County Strategic Plan. The Division Director will also be a leader in working with schools, hospitals, community-based organizations, state and local public health personnel, elected officials, and others to achieve division goals.

The Director of Psychiatric Services in the Jail Health Services (JHS) Division oversees the Jail Health Services mental health program. The incumbent ensures compliance with applicable laws and statutes in the provision of mental health services at JHS and acts as a consultant regarding future mental health program development.
In conjunction with the JHS Medical Director and the JHS Manager, the Director of Psychiatric Services sets priorities, develops policy and protocols, provides direction for the design of programs, evaluates mental health programs and utilizes local and other published data in order to guide effective planning.