Public Health Terminologist SME

Booz Allen Hamilton•Atlanta, GA

36d•$99,000 - $225,000

About The Position

Public Health Terminologist SME The Opportunity: Design, develop, and implement solutions for software integration projects. Coordinate applications across functions or between organizations. Ensure the integration of projects meet the requirements of the organization. Apply specific functional knowledge and working or general industry knowledge. Apply subject matter expertise to public health programs at the state, local, and federal levels. Interpret and implement new and existing standards and apply them to clinical, laboratory, and epidemiological settings. Work with development organizations to develop new standards. Assist with improving the quality of collected and produced data.

Requirements

10+ years of experience as a public health terminologist
Experience working with public health coding standards, including Logical Observation Identifiers Names, and Codes (LOINC), Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (SNOMED), International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10), USCDI+, or FHIR
Ability to research and understand complex scientific and laboratory and surveillance nomenclature
Ability to map laboratory assays to vocabulary standards
Public Trust
Bachelor’s degree

Nice To Haves

Experience in a state, local, or federal public health environment
Experience implementing public health standards in health or laboratory systems
Experience with data management and analysis using tools such as Excel, SQL, SAS, R, or Python
Experience with PHINVADS
Knowledge of infectious disease surveillance and informatics
Ability to apply advanced data science expertise to promote data collection and analysis
Master’s degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, or Health Informatics

Responsibilities

Design, develop, and implement solutions for software integration projects.
Coordinate applications across functions or between organizations.
Ensure the integration of projects meet the requirements of the organization.
Apply specific functional knowledge and working or general industry knowledge.
Apply subject matter expertise to public health programs at the state, local, and federal levels.
Interpret and implement new and existing standards and apply them to clinical, laboratory, and epidemiological settings.
Work with development organizations to develop new standards.
Assist with improving the quality of collected and produced data.