Public Health Epidemiologist I

Epidemiologist
What You'll Be Doing Day To Day As An Epidemiologist, You Will Use Your Knowledge And Experience To Optimize Business Results And Customer Experience By:

Coordinating and conducting epidemiologic studies and surveys by analyzing public health issues, reviewing scientific literature and data, developing study methods and data collection instruments, and recommending improvements to study implementation.
Evaluating program outcomes and epidemiologic data using established and newly developed scientific methods; planning quality control activities, identifying data limitations and inconsistencies, and developing procedures to improve data reliability and consistency.
Providing scientific consultation and technical assistance to public, private, and nonprofit health organizations on complex public health programs, scientific issues, and methods for collecting, analyzing, and using health data.
Evaluating scientific studies, data collection, quality control, and data use methods; developing strategies to address public health issues and improve health care delivery; and coordinating dissemination of scientific and educational information.
Providing scientific consultation and technical assistance on complex public health programs by developing and evaluating methods for collecting, analyzing, and using health data and recommending strategies to address significant health issues.
Preparing and disseminating comprehensive epidemiologic and statistical findings through reports, publications, manuscripts, and presentations, collaborating with scientific staff to communicate methods, data quality, results, and public health relevance.