Main duties

The successful applicant will be asked to conduct the following major tasks and responsibilities:

• Work as a reference point on the health and social responses of drugs, with a focus on drug treatment;
• Play a major role in monitoring the agency and evaluating the quality of drug therapy and analyzing the results;
• Coordination of the agency’s development work in quality and quality assurance standards in drug therapy services and systems;
• Coordination of the development of the European Union quality project on the standards of European services quality, implementation and follow -up;
• Contributing to the agency’s work with capacity development, capacity building and training for professionals in drug services and systems;
• Keeping pace with the latest research and developments arising in related fields, including formulating rapid reviews to respond to emerging threats;
• The draft evidence performs installations and develops tools and tools to report high -quality data for implementation and evaluation in areas related to drug treatment;
• It contributes to the basic work and the main products of the agency, including data collection works, European drug report, European responses guide, new services developed by the agency, formulation and review of other EUDA publications, on request;
• Support the agency’s work in monitoring health and social services and interventions outside Europe, as necessary;
• Contribute to scientific planning and the development of the General Agency;
• Contributing to each of the planned and dedicated browser projects;
• The agency is represented in scientific meetings and related scientific conferences.

Basic requirements

1. The degree of university or graduate studies in a related field such as medicine, public health, epidemiology, or psychology – with preference for candidates with specializations in psychiatry, addiction medicine, mental health, or other areas related to related drugs and health and social issues.
2. At least three years of related occupational experience, which may include clinical work in the places of treatment with people affected by drug abuse disorders, accompanying mental health or the like. Experience can also include non -clinical roles in public health, epidemics, or services planning, provided that they are directly related to drug treatment responses.
3. An excellent understanding of the main health and social issues in the field of drug -related issues, with a focus on treatment.
4. The experience of implementing quality guarantee in treatment or other health or social service settings.
5. The ability to review, synthesize and summarize the evidence of treatment in health and social research.
6. Record to publish with high -quality artistic and scientific papers and reports in English.
7. The experience of working in multidisciplinary and multi -cultural environments, including communication effectively through institutional environments and various hierarchical levels.
8. Knowing the performance of the European Union and Euda in the context of the European Union.