Tasks include: a. Collaborate with CDC staff at headquarters and in overseas country offices to monitor, respond to, prevent, and control infections caused by high-consequence and outbreak-prone diseases pathogens around the world. b. Develop guidance and training materials as well as provide technical assistance to international and domestic public health partners responding to disease outbreaks. c. Develop strategies to improve the collection, analysis, and use of data for surveillance and evaluation of medical counter measures.? d. Develop internal and external-facing communication products to explain disease risk and prevention practices, in collaboration with CDC staff.? e. Develop and prepare data summaries, feedback reports, and presentations for partners and agency leadership.? f. Participate?in calls and in-person meetings with internal and external partners.? g. Provide recommendations for using data for action?through the use of?critical thinking, problem solving, and decision-making as it relates to data interpretation and evaluation.? h. Along with SMEs, develop and implement work plans and work with partners (internal and external) to?accomplish?public health surveillance and other program goals.? i. Support program-, center- and agency-led emergency responses for high-consequence pathogens as needed. j. Maintain study/surveillance data and ensuring high data quality standards. k. Serve as point of contact and subject matter expert for study/surveillance data. l. Assist with capacity building for disease surveillance and reporting. m. Develop study/surveillance materials and documentation, such as protocols, data dictionaries, data collection forms, etc. n. Data management and analysis of complex surveillance and study data. o. Prepare written reports and slide presentations summarizing surveillance and study data.