Public Health Analyst II (ERIB)

Goldbelt, Inc.•De Leon Springs, FL

About The Position

Goldbelt Professional Services is seeking a Public Health Analyst II to provide coordination and support for surveillance and special projects focused on healthcare-associated and/or antimicrobial resistant pathogens and infections (ERIB). This role involves providing programmatic and scientific technical knowledge to CDC SMEs, facilitating communication with partners, managing projects, and analyzing public health issues.

Requirements

1-2 years of relevant experience in program analysis, public health, healthcare, research, or a related field.
Previous experience working with the government procedures and guidelines.
Ability to obtain and maintain CDC Public Trust Clearance.
Ability to demonstrate diplomacy and work professionally and collegially with a highly educated, scientific customer base that is under pressure and in the public eye every day.
Demonstrated ability to work well independently, be solution-oriented, motivated, and committed to customer and company success.
Ability to handle a variety of constituencies, manage multiple tasks simultaneously and thrive in a complex environment while balancing multiple competing priorities.
Expertise in project management tools and software, including but not limited to: Excel, PowerPoint, Access, SharePoint, and OneNote.
Demonstrates excellent written and verbal communication in interpersonal exchanges.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree plus 3–5 years of relevant work experience in a relevant public health or related field.

Responsibilities

Provide programmatic and scientific technical knowledge to CDC SMEs on administration of public health surveillance and applied research activities related to healthcare-associated pathogens.
Facilitate communication with internal and external partners and respond to requests.
Facilitate project conference calls, webinars, and in-person meetings, including agenda development and meeting summaries.
Identify and analyze public health issues and their impact on policies, studies, or surveys.
Analyze study or project implementation procedures for improvement.
Work with program specialists and/or scientists to develop viable implementation procedures and coordinate changes.
Perform day-to-day project management tasks to ensure objectives are accomplished; recommend or take corrective action.
Participate with scientists and program consultants in project development, including literature/data reviews and summary preparation.
Participate in meetings, conferences, 2–4 site visits, and other gatherings to ensure communication and evaluate progress.
Prepare summary reports on progress toward project completion.
Organize and synthesize scientific or technical materials prepared by different parties.
Participate during CDC response activities and training exercises under direction of the DHQP Team Lead; duties include staffing the EOC desk to help support CDC's mission.