Job responsibilities include: • Managing complex data systems and performing routine database administration • Using statistical analysis software, preferably SAS or R, to analyze population and event data • Writing complex programs to analyze and improve data quality • Creating summary reports, fact sheets, and infographics for public health surveillance • Collaborating with other Tennessee Department of Health divisions, as requested • Fulfilling internal and external data requests with effective communication and timely analysis

Preferred Qualifications:

Master of Public Health degree with concentration in biostatistics or epidemiology, or Master's degree in biostatistics, informatics, or data science. Experience or training in event and population data analysis; writing code and preparing analyses in SAS (preferred) or R; familiarity with data visualization applications such as Tableau or R Shiny; Microsoft Office suite (Access, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe proficiency; effective time management and ability to self-direct multiple, concurrent analyses and deadlines; strong oral communication skills; experience working in a team environment to accomplish division objectives.