Senior Child Advocacy Data & Evaluation Analyst

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta•Brookhaven, GA

About The Position

The Senior Child Advocacy Data & Evaluation Analyst develops and manages program design, evaluation plans, data collection, database environments, and program evaluation and implementation protocols. The role maintains the functional operation and integrity of data systems, including analytics, reporting, and business intelligence tools. It develops written reports, briefs, presentations, and other communications for internal and external partners, and supports efforts to deliver safe patient care and promote a safe environment at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

Requirements

At least five years of related experience.
Bachelor’s degree in public health, health promotion, epidemiology, or a similar discipline.
Proficiency with analytical, statistical, reporting, and business intelligence tools, such as REDCap, Microsoft Excel and Access, SAS, R, or STATA.
Understanding of health promotion and wellness program evaluation principles and practices.
Strong strategic thinking and analytical experience, including the ability to manipulate data.
Demonstrated experience with a relational database environment.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Proven project management skills, including managing time effectively across multiple assignments, shifting priorities as needed, and working independently and in teams.
Ability to maintain confidentiality of sensitive information.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in public health, health promotion, epidemiology, or a similar discipline.

Responsibilities

Oversee the design and development of data collection and program evaluation tools, including program designs, survey instruments, logic models, evaluation plans, and interview guides.
Develop, implement, analyze, and report evaluation activities to support program and process improvement.
Maintain information and data management processes and infrastructure; monitor information accuracy, completeness, and validity; troubleshoot technical issues; and support team workflow.
Research and recommend best practices in program design, evaluation planning, research methods, data collection, and data synthesis.
Conduct research and analyze data, processes, and systems for assigned projects; design, advise on, and implement project action plans.
Manage the database environment and troubleshoot technical issues.
Share information and recommendations through various channels and manage outcome reporting, ensuring data is accurately summarized. Include local, state, and national context for selected metrics, as well as background research and supporting documentation for leaders, meetings, research proposals, and peer-reviewed manuscripts.
Mentor program coordinators in implementing evaluation frameworks and reporting program outcomes.
Interact with internal and external department customers, including IS&T and external vendors, to share information, provide direction, or represent the department.
Participate in continuous assessment and improvement of the quality of service provided at Children’s.
Support delivery of safe patient care and promote a safe environment at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.