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Clinical Content Development (Problem Gambling Specialist)

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This subcontract for Clinical Content Development seeks a Problem Gambling Specialist to support prime contractors on projects for the Arizona Department of Gaming. The selected provider will conduct research and author evidence-based content focusing on gambling behavior, the identification of triggers, and gambling illusions. Utilizing clinical research databases, the specialist will design frameworks and tools specifically tailored to various stages of recovery. The primary deliverables for this engagement include clinical content modules, comprehensive lesson plans, and a documented evidence-based framework. This opportunity is managed under the Arizona Department of Administration with a response deadline of November 30, 2026.

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Problem Gambling Specialist to develop evidence-based clinical content for Arizona Department of Gaming.

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Performs research and authoring of evidence-based content for prime contractors on Arizona Department of Gaming projects. Develops lessons on gambling behavior, trigger identification, and gambling illusions. Designs evidence-informed tools and frameworks tailored to different recovery stages using clinical research databases. Delivers clinical content modules, lesson plans, and a documented evidence-based framework.

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