Epidemiologist I, Maryland DPH

Epidemiologist I, Maryland DPH

Category : Alumni

Description

This full-time contractual position will support and enhance public health surveillance and detection capacities of the Office of Preparedness and Response by participating in bio-surveillance and other drug-overdose monitoring and analysis activities.

Duties include but are not limited to:

  • reviewing reports of drug-related overdose activity for evidence of unusual cases or clusters and ensuring analysis of unusual cases or clusters is tracked and completed
  • analyzing drug-related syndromic surveillance information and disseminating results and summaries through annual or ad-hoc reports
  • developing or enhancing reporting protocols, procedures, surveillance activities information dissemination or analytic methods
  • ensuring the overall quality of the data, the adherence to CDC case definitions and rapid detection of clusters or trends
  • developing and providing drug overdose bio-surveillance presentations/trainings
  • participating in other surveillance and OPR activities including on-call and syndromic surveillance rotations as well as participating in drills, exercises, trainings, real world public health responses

Minimum Qualifications 

  • Education:   A Master’s degree in the field of Public Health from an accredited college or university with a minimum of three graduate courses in Epidemiology and one graduate course in Biostatistics.
  • Experience: None.

Preferred Qualifications

The desired candidate should possess the following:

  • experience/education in syndromic surveillance and/or working with morbidity or mortality data sets or systems
  • knowledge of and/or experience with epidemiologic methods and analysis and summarizing data analysis into reports and presentations
  • delivering presentations of data to a variety of audiences
  • familiarity with and interest in working to address the Opioid Epidemic
  • experience in public health preparedness
  • experience using SAS and/or STATA statistical analysis software

How to Apply 

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