Epidemiology and Statistical Supervisor

San Bernardino County•San Bernardino, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Public Health (DPH), Data Science Services Section is recruiting for Epidemiology and Statistical Supervisor who play a pivotal role in shaping the department's research agenda and driving evidence-based decision-making. Epidemiology and Statistical Supervisors oversee a team of skilled statistical analysts and epidemiologists, providing mentorship and guidance in advanced statistical techniques, data interpretation, and the application of epidemiological principles.

Requirements

A completed bachelor's degree in Epidemiology, Statistics, Public/Healthcare Administration, Behavioral/Social Science, or other relevant field of study from an accredited college or university recognized by the United States Department of Education.
Two (2) years of full-time professional-level experience with primary responsibility for analyzing, interpreting, conducting research studies and making recommendations to management in a combination of the following areas: analysis and interpretation of epidemiological or demographic data or quantitative data; statistical analyses; organizational analysis; or project management.
One (1) year of lead or supervising work experience over a support services staff.

Nice To Haves

Deep proficiency in various statistical methodologies, geospatial analyses, epidemiological study designs, and analytical techniques to investigate and understand patterns, causes, and impacts of health-related events in populations.
Proficiency with project management skills in developing clear, measurable objectives, timelines, and resource allocation plans.

Responsibilities

Lead and oversee epidemiologic investigations, including case reviews, data collection, and analysis to monitor disease trends and inform public health response efforts.
Manage epidemiologic projects and initiatives, ensuring adherence to project timelines, resource allocation, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to achieve program goals.
Provide technical guidance to epidemiologists and public health staff (including interns/fellows) in conducting case investigations, outbreak response, and data interpretation.
Develop and implement protocols for case investigation and surveillance, ensuring consistency in data reporting, quality assurance, and compliance with public health regulations.
Communicate findings and recommendations through reports, presentations, and dashboards to inform leadership, stakeholders, and community partners on emerging health concerns.