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11/20/2018

Data Analyst

Henry County Health Department

If you have a desire to use data to help the department drive decisions and make a difference in the community, we want to meet you! New and exciting opportunity to do innovative work to help inspire health across the county while working at an agency that offers excellent benefits, a state retirement, holiday, sick and vacation time.

Position: Part-Time Data Analyst

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in statistics, mathematics, epidemiology, public health, or related field required along with two (2) years of related experience including; data analysis, data management & manipulation, query writing (i.e., SQL or techniques), report writing, and database design.  Master’s degree in public health, health care administration, public administration or related field preferred; bilingual (Spanish) skills preferred.

Responsibilities:

• Analyzes data from various sources to support project planning/priority setting. Identifies populations in need of health outcome improvement;
• Assists in design, implementation and monitoring of program and project evaluation plans. Analyzes primary data for purposes of program evaluation and reporting;
• Monitors and supports data collection, management, and reporting. Assists in design, implementation and maintenance of standard internal and external dashboards.
• Responds for queries and data analysis requests by internal and external stakeholders. Generates reports of findings for internal and external partners.
• Assists with development of survey instruments and assessments for primary data collection, as needed.
• Coordinates and implements effective processes to maintain public health accreditation, including completion of required reports; documents and reports compliance with accreditation standards; coordinates and prepares an annual accreditation report.

For more information and to apply visit website at www.henrycohd.org/administration/employment-opportunities.

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