Public Health Data Analytics & BioPermit Fellow

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

The CDC IPP opportunity in Atlanta, GA offers hands-on experience with BioPermit enhancements and data analysis of infectious biological agents importation. You will collaborate with computer and health scientists to support regulatory science and biosafety improvements.

Participants gain skills in data management, analysis, and visualization of trends, while learning how public health policy intersects with information technology in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in data science, bioinformatics, health informatics, computer science, information systems, statistics, biological sciences, microbiology, or related field (degree received within last 5 years).

Responsibilities

• Support CDC efforts to prevent the introduction and spread of infectious biological agents into the United States.
• Collaborate with computer scientists and public health professionals to enhance the BioPermit information technology system and electronic database.
• Analyze and visualize trends related to importing infectious biological agents into the United States.
• Gain exposure to the intersection of public health policy, biosafety, regulatory science, and health information technology.

Skills

Data analytics

Data visualization

Power BI

Excel

SQL

Python

R

AI/ML interest

Software testing

Communication

Collaboration

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in data science / bioinformatics / health informatics / CS / related field

Tools

Power BI

Excel

R

Python

SQL

Job description

The CDC IPP opportunity in Atlanta, GA offers hands-on experience with BioPermit enhancements and data analysis of infectious biological agents importation. You will collaborate with computer and health scientists to support regulatory science and biosafety improvements.

Participants gain skills in data management, analysis, and visualization of trends, while learning how public health policy intersects with information technology in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.