Environmental Public Health Tracking Lead

Remote; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Paid vacation

Parental leave

Holidays

Wellness program

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Retirement plan

Transit subsidy

Student assistance

Job summary

State of Arizona's Office of Environmental Epidemiology is seeking an Epidemiology Program Manager to oversee the Environmental Public Health Tracking program and its personnel. The role focuses on data analysis, visualization, reporting, and dissemination to inform public health practices.

The position requires supervisory experience, strong epidemiological expertise, and collaboration with GIS/IT teams, communities, and stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Advanced knowledge of applied epidemiology for public health practice.
• Strong managerial techniques and staff supervision capabilities.
• Experience with program planning, data management and fiscal monitoring.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and supervise epidemiologists and staff in Environmental Public Health Tracking.
• Plan, assign, and coordinate the work of assigned staff.
• Lead the program planning, implementation, evaluation and continuous improvement.
• Collaborate with GIS and IT teams to support tracking activities and data resources.
• Provide training and technical support to staff and data users.
• Collaborate with communities and stakeholders to promote data use and understanding.

Skills

Applied epidemiology

Managerial techniques

Epidemiology principles

Disease surveillance

Data analysis

Grant writing

Education

Master’s degree in public health (Epidemiology)

Tools

SAS programming

Job description

State of Arizona's Office of Environmental Epidemiology is seeking an Epidemiology Program Manager to oversee the Environmental Public Health Tracking program and its personnel. The role focuses on data analysis, visualization, reporting, and dissemination to inform public health practices.

The position requires supervisory experience, strong epidemiological expertise, and collaboration with GIS/IT teams, communities, and stakeholders.