Associates coordinate projects to ensure that Kahuina delivers exceptional analyses, guidance, and technical assistance to Kahuina’s clients. They inspire confidence with meticulous attention to detail and application of organizational skills. Associates apply their public health knowledge to document priorities, track project activities, and organize project materials. They also contribute to the development of proposals and internal quality improvement projects. As employees who interact with and serve clients on a daily basis, they embody and epitomize Kahuina’s core values and emphasize quality, dedication, and service. Associates report to company leadership (Managers, Directors, Principals).

Duties and Responsibilities: -Document and curate Kahuina work products; e.g., notes, data, reports, etc. -Apply public health subject matter knowledge to triage technical assistance requests and questions related to Kahuina project portfolios like overdose surveillance and public health data exchange. -Track project schedules, tasks, and deliverables. -Clearly communicate tasks and expectations with clients and partners to coordinate event engagement, participation, and follow-up; e.g., meetings, peer-to-peer learning, or workshops. -Provide logistical support to project teams for partner meetings, national webinars, in-person workshops, and other facilitated engagements. -Collaborate within project teams to elevate team performance and the quality of project deliverables. -Take ownership of assigned tasks and self-manage time and resources to ensure high-quality deliverables and adherence to project schedules consistent with Kahuina’s standards and exceeding client expectations. -Facilitate trust and respect among clients and project stakeholders. -Apply lessons learned for continuous growth and professional development. -Follow company policies and practices to ensure accurate client billing and invoicing, support team and project management, inform project design and level of effort estimates, etc. -Other duties as assigned.

Education A master's degree and over 2 years of public health experience or equivalent demonstration of experience in the business’s core service area.

Other qualifications: -Familiarity with at least one part/area of Kahuina’s portfolio, e.g. public health data exchange standards and policies, overdose surveillance, syndromic surveillance -Ability to travel for work, subject to approval and availability. -Availability during eastern standard time zone (UTC-4) work hours. -Continuous access to reliable high-speed internet service from residence or location(s) where work will be conducted. -Preference for previous experience working for a governmental public health agency.

This is a fully remote, virtual position- associates are expected to and depended on to complete tasks and assignments with high quality, teamwork, and trust.

Kahuina is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer and celebrates diversity of thought and life experiences.