The New Mexico Statistical Analysis Center (NMSAC) engages in applied criminal justice research and program evaluation. It also currently houses the Intimate Partner Violence Death Review Team (IPVDRT). The IPVDRT is a multi-disciplinary fatality review practice authorized by NMSA §31-22-4.1 and funded by the New Mexico Crime Victim Reparations Commission. Fatality review is a method of inquiry that seeks to identify ways to improve prevention and intervention efforts through an examination of the facts and circumstances preceding a death.
The NMSAC is hiring a Program Assistant to help primarily with IPVDRT tasks, but the individual may also help with other projects as needed. IPVDRT tasks include assisting with gathering data, entering data, preparing slide decks, preparing data for reports, and engaging in other tasks as needed.
The position is expected to begin no later than July 1, 2026, contingent on funding. The number of hours is negotiable but is expected to be up to 40 hours in the summer and between 10 and 28 hours during the academic year depending on funding and performance.
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