You will coordinate and perform surveillance utilizing wastewater-based epidemiology for SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens.
Responsibilities
Coordinate surveillance activities between IDOH, wastewater treatment facilities, academic partners, and local health departments.
Manage and analyze trends and correlations in data collected through routine surveillance and applied epidemiologic studies.
Monitor data reporting and correct quality control flags identified by the CDC NWSS system to ensure accurate uploads.
Partner with data analysts to manage and update wastewater dashboards and internal reports.
Design and conduct applied epidemiologic studies and participate in grant writing.
Required Skills
Experience with epidemiologic surveillance and disease biology.
Proficiency in SAS, R, Python, or Stata.
Experience using SQL, SPSS, or EpiInfo.
Ability to work with ArcGIS for spatial analysis.
Knowledge of federal public health guidance and state laws/regulations.
Experience with CDC Epidemiic Intelligence Service or similar applied epidemiology training.
Master’s degree in a relevant field (Public Health, Biological Sciences, or Social Sciences) with 2+ years of public health experience, or equivalent advanced degree/experience combinations.