Careers
Who we are
Healthy Minds Policy Initiative is a non-profit, non-partisan policy organization that publishes research and analysis on mental health and substance use issues in Oklahoma, advocates for policy solutions that increase Oklahomans’ access to care and convenes community partners to build stronger local mental health systems. The organization was founded in 2019 by The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation and has offices and staff members in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Join the team
Apply to be part of our work championing best practices that improve the state’s ability to prevent and treat mental illness.
For questions about career opportunities at Healthy Minds, email careers@healthymindspolicy.org.
Senior Fellow for Maternal Mental Health Policy
Over the course of a two-year, full-time fellowship, the Senior Fellow for Maternal Mental Health Policy will apply their experience in maternal, children’s, behavioral, or public health systems to lead research, policy analysis, technical assistance and stakeholder engagement to improve maternal mental health outcomes in Oklahoma.
Designed for established professionals and high-performing individuals with recent post-graduate degrees, the fellowship experience is diverse and professionally enriching. It exposes fellows to the most pressing issues facing behavioral health and offers training and support for fellows’ own personal and career goals. Over the course of two years, fellows serve as full-time staff who work on high-impact projects while receiving dedicated professional development.
This position is made possible through funding from the Ruth Nelson Family Foundation and George Kaiser Family Foundation.
- Applications accepted on a rolling basis
- Job location: Tulsa or Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Salary range: $62,400 to $75,000
- Employment timeline: Two years
Program Evaluation Manager
The Program Evaluation Manager will lead Healthy Minds’ efforts to evaluate and improve treatment systems serving Oklahomans with behavioral health needs. Reporting to the Vice President of Research and Insights, this role will deploy expertise in clinical operations and evidence-based practices as part of the organization’s technical assistance and evaluation projects.
Supported by a team of consultants and other staff members, the Program Evaluation Manager will lead evaluation efforts by working closely with behavioral health treatment providers, health systems, and local governments to provide important behavioral health operational insights that guide evaluation planning, data collection, interpretation of findings, and implementation support.
- Application deadline: 9 a.m. Oct. 26, 2026
- Job location: Tulsa or Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Salary range: $62,400 to $78,000
