Public Health Analyst

As a Public Health Analyst, you’ll use epidemiology, statistical programming, and data analysis to support public health surveillance, infectious disease initiatives, and program assessment within a detention health services environment.You’ll turn complex data and research into clear analysis, reports, presentations, and guidance while collaborating with public health and law enforcement partners and assessing program goals, progress, impact, and outcomes.Work Arrangement & ScheduleWork arrangement: Remote for candidates based in the Washington, DC area. Work is primarily remote; however, you may be asked to report to a designated Washington, DC worksite when requested.Schedule: Monday-Friday, 40 hours per week, excluding federal holidays. Core availability is required from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. EST. The remaining two work hours may be scheduled before or after core hours, or split between the two, subject to program management approval.Flexibility: Schedule changes may be required, and flexibility in work requirements is expected. Overtime is not authorized, and weekend work may not be used to make up flex time.Travel and emergency response: Travel may be required as directed based on program needs. There are no on-call requirements; however, you may be required to respond during an emergency activation.ResponsibilitiesConduct data collection, data management, surveillance, epidemiologic, and operational analyses using statistical programming and data interpretation.Support tuberculosis coordination and care activities, infectious disease surveillance, public health interventions, and special projects.Develop analytic reports, literature reviews, official guidance, and planning documents, and present scientific and public health information at interagency and national meetings.Collaborate with public health and law enforcement partners while assessing program goals, priorities, progress, impact, and outcomes.Mentor student volunteers supporting surveillance, program assessment, and process-improvement projects.