Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Goldbelt Professional Services provides scientific, technical, and administrative support for public health missions. The Program Analyst IV will support the Medical Product Safety Branch through medication safety analytics, programmatic planning, strategic objective tracking, partner coordination, and development of leadership and public health communications.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain a summary “dashboard” of key metrics for strategic objectives
- Monitors strategic objectives in partnership efforts and tracking progress towards completing tasks and meeting goals
- Coordinate with federal and non-federal partners to arrange and develop agendas for standing and ad hoc conference calls and meetings
- Review documents from federal and other partners for items that might be of relevance to CDC work in healthcare associated infections
- Coordinate input from partners collaborating on HAIs
- Prepare materials (talking points, presentations, background materials, leave behind documents) for leadership meetings with internal and external audiences
- Works with DHQP leadership on the development of presentations on healthcare associated infections and Novel Coronavirus
- Works with DHQP leadership on the development of CDC print and on-line materials e.g. white papers, fact sheets, journal articles
- Quarterly deliver training or presentations on CDC work in healthcare associated infections to federal and non-federal partners
- Attend coordination meetings and team building activities
Skills
- • Experience with developing an analytic plan
- • Experience analyzing large datasets
- • Comfort with programming in Python and/or R
- • Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate
- • Bachelor's degree in public health, healthcare, communications, or a related field
- • 7-10 years of experience in public health, healthcare programs, or strategic partner engagement
- • Demonstrated experience managing strategic objectives, performance metrics, and executive-level dashboards
- • Experience coordinating with federal, state, and non-federal partners and senior stakeholders
- • Experience developing executive briefings, presentations, talking points, reports, and other communication materials
- • Demonstrated ability to synthesize complex technical or public health information for leadership and external audiences
- • Experience delivering presentations, trainings, and partner briefings on public health or healthcare topics
- • Prior Experience with CDC
- • Master's degree in a related field
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- A 401(k) plan with company matching
- Tax-deferred savings options
- Supplementary benefits
- Paid time off
- Professional development opportunities
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