Genesee County MI
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Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from Genesee County MI
Job overview
The Epidemiologist role at Genesee County MI involves planning and implementing disease control and surveillance programs to protect community health.
Responsibilities and impact
The candidate will develop and monitor disease control policies, investigate disease outbreaks, provide consultation and technical assistance, and advise on epidemic trends and public health interventions.
Compensation and benefits
The position offers a starting hourly wage of $30.3947 with step increases up to $38.8721, equivalent to annual salaries from $63,221 to $80,854.
Experience and skills
A Master's degree in Epidemiology or Public Health with specialization in epidemiology is required, or a related quantitative health science degree with relevant experience; a valid Michigan driver's license is also required.
Application process
Applicants apply through ApplicantPro as indicated in the posting.
Unique job features
The role includes involvement in diverse epidemiological activities such as infectious disease outbreaks, chronic disease, chemical exposure, and environmental hazard investigations.
Company overview
Genesee County, Michigan is a local government entity responsible for providing a range of public services to residents in the Flint metropolitan area and surrounding communities. The county operates through departments such as public health, law enforcement, courts, and public works, generating revenue primarily from property taxes, state and federal funding, and service fees. Genesee County has played a significant role in Michigan’s history, particularly as the home of Flint and the site of the Flint water crisis, which brought national attention to issues of infrastructure and public health. The county government is overseen by an elected Board of Commissioners and various other officials, and it frequently collaborates with local municipalities and regional agencies. Candidates should be aware of the county’s ongoing efforts to rebuild trust, improve public services, and address community needs following recent challenges.
How to land this job
Tailor your resume to highlight your Master’s degree in Epidemiology or related quantitative health sciences, emphasizing coursework and experience in disease control, surveillance, and epidemiological investigations relevant to community health.
Focus on showcasing your ability to develop and implement public health programs, monitor disease trends, and provide consultation and technical assistance during disease outbreaks and environmental health issues.
Apply through multiple platforms including the Genesee County MI official careers page, ApplicantPro where the job is posted, and LinkedIn to maximize your application’s reach and visibility.
Connect with current epidemiologists or public health professionals at Genesee County MI on LinkedIn; initiate conversations by referencing recent public health initiatives in Genesee County or asking for advice on succeeding in this role.
Optimize your resume for ATS by incorporating keywords such as 'disease control,' 'epidemiological investigation,' 'public health interventions,' 'data analysis,' and 'community health surveillance' exactly as they appear in the job description.
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