Epidemiologist II
University of Kentucky Applicant Site
Full-time
On-site
Austin, Texas, United States
$52,021 - $85,800 USD yearly
Job Summary
The person in this position: Manages and/or leads complex injury prevention data analysis projects Collaborates with other KIPRC and Cabinet of Health and Family Services epidemiologists using data produced from investigations Is lead investigator for intrastate injury-related data transfers Writes and modernizes standard operating procedures to align with newly written code Regularly analyzes distribution and determinants of injuries, and occupational health conditions in datasets to identify injury and occupational health clusters and risk factors Coordinates, implements, evaluates, and suggests improvements to existing injury surveillance systems Uses statistical software to manage large injury surveillance databases Coordinates complex public health investigations of injury clusters and occupational health conditions Works with law enforcement, public health, medical examiner, coroner, healthcare, and other stakeholders on injury cluster investigations Writes code to produce reports and generate data used for analytical outcome Designs and administers advanced surveys and questionnaires to collect data on injury clusters and occupational health conditions Produces and disseminates comprehensive investigative reports that include applicable administrative, engineering, behavioral and social control recommendations, when appropriate Collaborates with Ky Dept for Public Health to align injury surveillance and prevention activities Provides specialized knowledge of data linkage, geocoding, and is primary contact for intrastate injury related data transfers Provides specialized knowledge of primary populations served Collaborates with epidemiologists, stakeholders and UK Enterprise Data Warehouse to ensure data is used appropriately, so data can be used to aid priority demographics
The person in this position: Manages and/or leads complex injury prevention data analysis projects Collaborates with other KIPRC and Cabinet of Health and Family Services epidemiologists using data produced from investigations Is lead investigator for intrastate injury-related data transfers Writes and modernizes standard operating procedures to align with newly written code Regularly analyzes distribution and determinants of injuries, and occupational health conditions in datasets to identify injury and occupational health clusters and risk factors Coordinates, implements, evaluates, and suggests improvements to existing injury surveillance systems Uses statistical software to manage large injury surveillance databases Coordinates complex public health investigations of injury clusters and occupational health conditions Works with law enforcement, public health, medical examiner, coroner, healthcare, and other stakeholders on injury cluster investigations Writes code to produce reports and generate data used for analytical outcome Designs and administers advanced surveys and questionnaires to collect data on injury clusters and occupational health conditions Produces and disseminates comprehensive investigative reports that include applicable administrative, engineering, behavioral and social control recommendations, when appropriate Collaborates with Ky Dept for Public Health to align injury surveillance and prevention activities Provides specialized knowledge of data linkage, geocoding, and is primary contact for intrastate injury related data transfers Provides specialized knowledge of primary populations served Collaborates with epidemiologists, stakeholders and UK Enterprise Data Warehouse to ensure data is used appropriately, so data can be used to aid priority demographics