Community Health Programs Analyst — Equity & Access

Louisville Metro Government; Kentucky; On-site; USD 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Louisville Metro Government is seeking a Health Programs Analyst to secure the equitable distribution of mental and behavioral health resources within the community. This position works under general supervision, independently developing work methods and sequences.

You will provide technical assistance, education and instruction to staff and the community; monitor and evaluate prevention programs; and compile data for reports and program analysis in collaboration with partners.

Qualifications

• Associate’s Degree in Health Administration, Public Health or related discipline.
• 1 year of health program policy planning and evaluation or related experience.

Responsibilities

• Provides technical assistance, consultation, education and instruction to staff and the community.
• Monitors, tracks, documents and evaluates public health prevention and wellness programs, activities and operations and compiles data for report development.
• Compiles and analyzes data; conducts research, policy and program analysis; and prepares, drafts and generates reports.
• Develops and conducts community health programs and coordinates projects with internal and external partners and service providers.
• Develops partnerships and strategies with community agencies and serves as liaison to the department.
• Devises strategies for improved service delivery and communicates with community agencies to solve problems.
• Monitors service provider performance for compliance with program standards.
• Evaluates service provider programs for effectiveness, and recommends improvements to enhance efficiency, services and performance.

Skills

Policy planning

Data analysis

Community health programs

Program evaluation

Education

Associate’s Degree in Health Administration, Public Health or related discipline

Job description

Louisville Metro Government is seeking a Health Programs Analyst to secure the equitable distribution of mental and behavioral health resources within the community. This position works under general supervision, independently developing work methods and sequences.

You will provide technical assistance, education and instruction to staff and the community; monitor and evaluate prevention programs; and compile data for reports and program analysis in collaboration with partners.