Data Analyst/Epidemiologist

Posted 6 days ago

bridges healthcareNew Milford (CT)

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$40.00-$42.50 per hour

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Data Analyst/Epidemiologist Bridges Healthcare, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Data Analyst/Epidemiologist. This position is part-time, non-benefited, 17.5 hours per week.
Salary: $40.00-$42.50 per hour, commensurate of experience. Purpose &
Position Overview: The Epidemiologist/Data Analyst leads the data-driven strategy and project evaluation for community health initiatives operating under the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF). Reporting directly to the Project Director, this role is responsible for designing and conducting comprehensive needs assessments, identifying target populations, and evaluating substance abuse risk factors.
Duties & Responsibilities: Under the supervision of the Project Director, design and plan the Needs Assessment within the Strategic Prevention Framework. Define and identify population groups for study and evaluation of risk Define and oversee data Conduct statistical analysis of results and supervise preparation of Needs Conduct research to support Strategic Planning and support production of Strategic Prevention Plan. Design and lead project Share and present data as Work with staff and volunteers in local communities to produce required progress, community, and annual reports as needed. Lead database selection and design, and oversee data security, storage, and management. Attend appropriate trainings and Other duties as identified by Qualifications and
Competencies: Master's Degree in epidemiology, public health, medicine, or related field required. Knowledge of or experience with Strategic Prevention Framework is required. Experience in substance abuse education, prevention or public health is strongly preferred. Computer proficiency is required, including knowledge of SPSS, Statistica, SPARS, and Survey Monkey. Access to reliable transportation on a consistent basis Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE)

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