GIS Analyst: Data-Driven Futures for Kids

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university of californiaLos Angeles (CA)

Geographic Information Systems Technologists and Technicians Administration of Public Health Programs

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About the role

University of California - Los Angeles Health seeks a GIS Analyst 2 to turn geographic data into insights that support research, community planning, and action in children's health. You will prepare and analyze geospatial data, maintain spatial databases, and create maps and web-based products while collaborating with technical and nontechnical partners. The role emphasizes translating complex data into accessible map products and contributing to national initiatives addressing health inequities.

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