Public Health Job Opportunities

Category: Occupational Health

Post-Doctoral Fellow (Senior Fellow) in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences

Posted by Brenda Nickol | October 2, 2019

Post-Doctoral Fellow (Senior Fellow) in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences

University of Washington

 

Description

The Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences at the University of Washington School of Public Health seeks an outstanding Post-Doctoral Research Fellow to examine the connections between heat exposure, climate, conservation interventions, and health.  The successful candidate will receive an academic appointment as a Senior Fellow. Senior Fellows at the University of Washington (UW) are considered junior faculty equivalent in rank to a Research Associate. The position is intended to extend professional training for a candidate who recently received a terminal Ph.D. degree or foreign equivalent. Opportunities for continued training are available. Continue reading “Post-Doctoral Fellow (Senior Fellow) in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences” →

Posted in Environmental Health, Full Time, Injury Prevention, Occupational Health, Other, Research/Academic

Safety Specialist

Posted by Brenda Nickol | August 8, 2019

The Safety Specialist is responsible for contributing to the CHI Health mission and vision by providing expertise in the development, implementation, and monitoring of CHI Health corporate Safety Program.

The Safety Specialist ensures CHI facilities have implemented the required elements of safety and accident reduction programs, identified additional opportunities with the facilities for safety improvements and works with the management group to develop the appropriate control mechanisms. An important part is also monitoring regulatory and accredited safety compliance. All efforts must be done in a coordinated fashion to support the strategic and operational needs of the organization focusing on both quality and cost-efficiency. Continue reading “Safety Specialist” →

Posted in Full Time, Health Administration, Health Policy, Occupational Health, Omaha/Lincoln, Program Management

COPH Federal Work Study Jobs 2019-20

Posted by Brenda Nickol | July 22, 2019

All Federal Work Study (FWS) positions for the 2019-20 Academic Year are now posted.

A few things to know:

  • You must be eligible for FWS, according to your 2019-20 FAFSA. If you are unsure of your eligibility, please contact UNMC Financial Aid.
  • If you are a current/returning UNMC student, you may begin working in a position any time.
  • If you are an incoming/Fall 2019 UNMC student, your first day of work cannot be before the first day of classes (August 26th).
  • For more information about FWS, click here.
  • Reach out to the contact person for positions you are interested in, and they will provide any special application instructions.

If you have questions or need assistance, contact Brenda Nickol with COPH Career Services.

 

2019-20 COPH FWS Positions:

  1. FILLED College of Public Health ACE Internalization Lab Graduate Assistant
  2. College of Public Health Dean’s Office Assistant
  3. College of Public Health (CRHD) Bridge to Care Research Assistant
  4. College of Public Health (CRHD) – Community Research Assistant
  5. College of Public Health (CRHD) – North Health Disparities Worker
  6. College of Public Health (CRHD) – Research Assistant
  7. College of Public Health (EAOH) Agricultural Center Assistant
  8. FILLED College of Public Health (EAOH) Lab Assistant
  9. College of Public Health (HRSA) Research Assistant
  10. College of Public Health Biostatistics Research Assistant
  11. College of Public Health Biostatistics Tutor
  12. College of Public Health Cancer Research Contents Developer
  13. College of Public Health Cancer Screening Research Project Coordinator
  14. College of Public Health Cancer Screening Research Data Analyst
  15. College of Public Health Epidemiology Academic Tutor
  16. College of Public Health Epidemiology Graduate Assistant for Dr. Baccaglini
  17. College of Public Health Epidemiology Research Assistant
  18. College of Public Health Epidemiology Teacher Assistant for Dr. Hill
  19. College of Public Health Epidemiology Teacher Assistant for Dr. Watanabe
  20. College of Public Health Health Promotion Research Assistant
  21. College of Public Health “Moving Evidence Into Action” Research Assistant
  22. College of Public Health Research Assistant
Posted in Adolescent Health, Behavioral Health, Biostatistics, Cancer, Chronic Disease, Clinical Research, Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Federal Work Study, Global Health, Health Administration, Health Communication, Health Equity, Health Policy, Health Promotion, Infectious Disease, Injury Prevention, Maternal and Child Health, Nebraska, Nutrition/Physical Activity/Obesity, Occupational Health, Omaha/Lincoln, Part Time, Preparedness and Response, Program Management, Research/Academic, Surveillance

CDC Epidemiology Fellowship with the SENSOR-Pesticides program

Posted by Brenda Nickol | July 19, 2019

A research opportunity is currently available with the Health Informatics Branch, in the Division of Field Studies and Engineering (DFSE), within the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Cincinnati, Ohio. The selected participant will be with the SENSOR-Pesticides program, and will be involved with conducting surveillance studies of acute pesticide-related illness and injury, with a focus on those caused by work-related exposures.

View the description and apply online here. 

Posted in Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Full Time, Injury Prevention, Occupational Health, Other, Surveillance

CDC EIS Application now open!

Posted by Brenda Nickol | May 2, 2019

Applications are now open for CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS).

EIS officers are CDC’s disease detectives responsible for investigating and responding to outbreaks and other public health emergencies in the U.S. and around the world. Our Disease Detectives receive training and are placed either at CDC headquarters, field stations, or with a state or local health department. We are seeking service-oriented physicians, veterinarians, nurses, allied healthcare professionals, and doctoral-level scientists for the incoming Class of 2020, with training beginning on July 6, 2020.

Applications are due May 22, 2019. 

Posted in Adolescent Health, Atlanta, Cancer, Chronic Disease, Epidemiology, Food Safety, Full Time, Global Health, Health Communication, Health Equity, Infectious Disease, Injury Prevention, Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition/Physical Activity/Obesity, Occupational Health, Other, Preparedness and Response, Research/Academic, Surveillance