Measles Epidemiologist II

Job overview

The Measles Epidemiologist II role is hybrid in Indianapolis, IN, with two days in person and three remote. Compensation is not specified. The position’s stated purpose is to minimize measles-related morbidity and mortality among Indiana residents through surveillance and epidemiological work. The epidemiologist conducts surveillance, investigations, studies, and data analysis; communicates findings and guidance to partners; and supports public health interventions. The role may serve as an epidemiologist on call for approximately two to three weeks per year if applicable to the program area, and requires travel on most workdays for site inspections or investigations.

What you'll do

• Maintain subject-matter knowledge
• provide epidemiologic consultation and technical assistance
• conduct disease surveillance and investigations
• design and conduct applied studies
• manage and analyze data
• prepare reports and presentations
• provide educational sessions and outreach
• participate in grant writing
• serve as backup staff as needed
• recruit, train, and evaluate employees
• travel to inspect, audit, survey, or investigate regulated entities
• serve on call after hours for approximately two to three weeks per year if applicable.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

measles epidemiologist ii

measles surveillance

public health

outbreak investigations

epidemiologic data analysis

indiana residents

indianapolis in

hybrid

two days in person

three remote days

no degree required

on-call may apply

travel on most workdays

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

A degree is not required; at least 10 years of relevant public health experience may be considered in lieu of education. The role may serve as a team lead and may have program-dependent on-call duties.

About the employer

Padmore Global Connections LLC is hiring for this role. Industry: Administration of Public Health Programs. Sector: 92.