Public Health Program Manager — Emergency Planning Lead

Columbus; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 48,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Columbus Public Health is seeking a proactive public health professional to coordinate local chemical emergency planning and oversee annual reporting, data collection, and QA processes. The role includes writing for newsletters, trainings, and annual reports, with opportunities to lead sub-committees.

Requirements include a Bachelor’s degree in public health or related field and one year of relevant experience; a Master’s degree may substitute for experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in public health or related field.
• One year of experience in public health conducting or coordinating services, programs, or educational activities.
• Master’s degree in public health or public administration may substitute for the required experience.
• Registered Environmental Health Specialist license preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate local chemical emergency planning committee activity under authority of the State Emergency Response Commission.
• Oversee annual chemical facility inventory reporting, database management, and public information coordination.
• Provide written content for publications including newsletters, training announcements, website updates, and annual report.
• Oversee all program data collection and document quality assurance; perform related duties as required.
• Develop and organize sub-committee planning groups.
• Respond to and provide leadership for public health emergencies and significant events.

Skills

hazardous materials

emergency preparedness

Education

Bachelor’s degree in public health or related field

Master’s degree may substitute for experience

Job description

Columbus Public Health is seeking a proactive public health professional to coordinate local chemical emergency planning and oversee annual reporting, data collection, and QA processes. The role includes writing for newsletters, trainings, and annual reports, with opportunities to lead sub-committees.

Requirements include a Bachelor’s degree in public health or related field and one year of relevant experience; a Master’s degree may substitute for experience.