Infectious Disease Program Lead – Public Health Impact (Remote)

State of Alaska; Anchorage (AK); Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Telework flexibility

Job summary

State of Alaska is seeking an experienced Health Program Manager 3 to lead the Infectious Disease Program, including TB, HAI, and wastewater surveillance. This high‑impact role oversees statewide strategy, federal grants, and a diverse portfolio aimed at preventing and controlling diseases across Alaska.

You will guide strategy, ensure federal compliance, and strengthen partnerships with healthcare providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders to protect Alaskans’ health and safety.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in biological, health or behavioral science, health practice, education, public health or related field; plus supervisory or lead level experience.
• Experience in health program planning, development, coordination, evaluation, or implementation.
• Ability to build networks and strategic relationships across partnerships with health care providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders.
• Public health knowledge including infectious disease prevention, control, and response.
• Strong workforce management, recruitment, and performance management abilities.

Responsibilities

• Lead statewide infectious disease program strategy, federal grants management and cross‑agency coordination.
• Guide program planning, evaluation, and implementation to prevent and control diseases across Alaska.
• Strengthen partnerships with health care providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders.

Skills

Conflict Management

Oral and Written Communication

Managing Performance

Leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

State of Alaska is seeking an experienced Health Program Manager 3 to lead the Infectious Disease Program, including TB, HAI, and wastewater surveillance. This high‑impact role oversees statewide strategy, federal grants, and a diverse portfolio aimed at preventing and controlling diseases across Alaska.

You will guide strategy, ensure federal compliance, and strengthen partnerships with healthcare providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders to protect Alaskans’ health and safety.