Hybrid Public Health Epidemiologist II — Surveillance & Analytics

Maricopa County; Phoenix (AZ); Híbrido; USD 71 000 - 99 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Tuition reimbursement

Hybrid work schedule

Growth opportunities

Wellness program

Low-cost healthcare

Child care benefits

Paid vacation/sick leave/parential

Resumo da oferta

Maricopa County Department of Public Health seeks an Epidemiologist II to join the Communicable Disease Surveillance and Outbreak Team. You will analyze data, produce reports and visualizations, and build surveillance tools to support disease investigations.

Responsibilities include data quality, protocol development, training, and cross-jurisdiction collaboration. Hybrid work schedule and strong emphasis on data-driven public health impact.

Qualificações

• Two years of experience performing epidemiological or statistical analysis.
• Master's degree in epidemiology, biostatistics, or closely related field.
• Combination of education and experience may substitute for minimum qualifications.

Responsabilidades

• Supports complex disease and outbreak investigations and public health surveillance.
• Develops databases and improves data quality; produces epidemiological reports.
• Uses SAS or R to analyze data and identify associations.
• Assists in surveys, sampling methods, and data management best practices.
• Provides training on protocols and processes to staff.
• Collaborates with local, state, and national partners to improve surveillance.
• Participates in emergency preparedness exercises and incident response.

Conhecimentos

Epidemiological analysis

Statistical analysis

Data visualization

Formação académica

Master's degree in epidemiology/biostatistics/public health

Ferramentas

SAS

R

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Maricopa County Department of Public Health seeks an Epidemiologist II to join the Communicable Disease Surveillance and Outbreak Team. You will analyze data, produce reports and visualizations, and build surveillance tools to support disease investigations.

Responsibilities include data quality, protocol development, training, and cross-jurisdiction collaboration. Hybrid work schedule and strong emphasis on data-driven public health impact.