Alaska Native Epidemiology Center
We are hiring!
• Epidemiologist
• Biostatistician
Established in 1996, the Alaska Native Epidemiology Center
(EpiCenter) is one of the twelve tribal epidemiology
centers established by the Indian Health Service. We are
located within the Alaska Native Tribal Health
Consortium’s (ANTHC) Community Health Services division.
Our stakeholders include tribal health organizations, the
Alaska Tribal Health System, other national epidemiology
centers, state and federal agencies, and more. The
EpiCenter engages in a wide array of programs and
projects. Learn more about the EpiCenter at
anthctoday.org/epicenter.
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
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Epidemiologist
Job Summary
Under general supervision, analyzes and interprets public
health surveillance data. Provides technical assistance,
statistical analysis, grant writing, and project
evaluation.
Required Qualification and Skills
A Master's degree in Epidemiology or related field from an
accredited college program, AND five (5) years of
epidemiology experience; OR an equivalent combination of
education and experience.
Knowledge of research program resources, protocols and
procedures.
Knowledge of Alaskan Native health system, cultures and
health issues.
Knowledge of data gathering, analysis and reporting.
Knowledge of effective presentation and public speaking
skills.
Knowledge of applicable computer system software programs.
Skill in analyzing, interpreting and reporting health
data.
Skill in survey design and database management techniques.
Skill in operating a personal computer utilizing a variety
of software, including statistical applications.
Skill in effective oral and written communication and
presenting technical data at multiple levels.
Skill in data collection, analysis, reporting and
evaluation.
Skill in establishing and maintaining effective working
relations with co-workers and representatives from other
local, state and federal agencies.
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Biostatistician
Job Summary
Under limited supervision the Biostatistician is
responsible for analyzing data from various research
projects and quality improvement activities and for
providing data analysis consultation to other departments
at ANTHC. The Biostatistician will assist in preparation
of manuscripts and be able to present findings at national
and international conferences, and provides leadership and
guidance in biostatistics to department members through
consultation in analysis and interpretation of studies.
Required Qualification and Skills
A Master’s degree in statistics or biometry.
Non-supervisory – Five (5) years applying statistics in
the public health and medical field. An equivalent
combination of relevant education and/or training may be
substituted for experience.
Knowledge of complex methods and techniques of research,
analysis, and mathematical models.
Knowledge of statistical theory.
Specifically, knowledge of logistic regression, all other
forms of categorical data analysis, survival analysis,
repeated measures analysis, poisson regression and
statistical methods used commonly in the field of
epidemiology.
Knowledge of customer service concepts and practices.
Knowledge of basic medical terminology and clinic systems.
Knowledge of privacy laws and regulations, especially
maintaining confidentiality.
Knowledge of applicable federal, state, tribal and local
regulations and programs.
Knowledge of Public Health literature.
Skill in principles and practices of modern statistical
methods.
Ability to apply both standard statistical methods and to
modify existing techniques to meet the specific project
needs.
Skill in the use of computers and appropriate software,
programs such as SAS and SPSS.
Skill in using statistical quality control processes.
Skill in planning and coordinating collection, compilation
and analysis of health data.
Skill in presenting data graphically and conducting
effective presentations for diverse small and large
groups.
Skill in oral and written communication with individuals
or in groups, especially in terms of conveying and
explaining statistical concepts to non-statisticians.
Skill in effectively and efficiently working in a team
setting and in a collaborative environment.
Skill in assessing and prioritizing multiple/concurrent
tasks, projects and demands.
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EpiCenter Website:
anthctoday.org/epicenter
Contact:
anepicenter@anthc.org
Cover letter strongly encouraged. Salaries are
commensurate with experience. Employment with ANTHC is
contingent upon background check and drug test.
ANTHC values the unique contributions that all employees
bring to our services. As a tribal health organization, we
encourage Alaska Native and American Indian people to
apply, with those applicants given consideration as
applicable by law.
Apply at ANTHC website:
anthc.org/anthc-job-openings
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