The abstractor will identify drug overdose deaths meeting SUDORS criteria and abstract relevant data from medical examiner and coroner reports into the database. They will also collaborate with surveillance teams to conduct quality assurance and maintain accurate records for public health reporting.
The role involves developing and maintaining program monitoring systems and managing the Monday.com platform to track partner performance, financial documentation, and program milestones. The coordinator will also analyze partner reports and collaborate with staff to support data-driven decision-making and program evaluation.
The Federal Grants Compliance Monitor is responsible for overseeing a portfolio of federal grant-funded programs to ensure adherence to regulations and grant requirements. This role involves conducting site visits, desk audits, and providing technical assistance to subrecipients and contractors to maintain compliance.
The Senior Health Communications Specialist will lead the development and implementation of strategic communication plans to support drowning prevention initiatives. This role involves managing website content, coordinating with partner organizations, and providing communications guidance to team members.
Analyze public health data using statistical methods, machine learning, geospatial analysis, and natural language processing to support outbreak response, surveillance, preparedness, and policy decisions. Develop models, dashboards, visualizations, and reports, and provide training and technical assistance to epidemiology staff and partners.
Coordinate performance measurement and reporting for the department’s strategic plan, develop dashboards and reports, and analyze organizational performance trends. Support quality improvement initiatives, process analysis, cross-functional collaboration, and the development of standardized reporting and knowledge management resources.
The Project Implementation Manager will lead data modernization projects to improve public health decision-making by coordinating cross-functional teams and managing project timelines. They are responsible for developing workplans, establishing measurable metrics, and implementing change management strategies to ensure successful project adoption.
The Operations Project Manager leads project management efforts for the Rural Health Transformation Program, ensuring cohesive planning, implementation, and oversight of operational workstreams. They are responsible for building project schedules, monitoring task progression, and coordinating cross-functional workflows to ensure alignment with CMS requirements.
The Content Coordinator will manage communications strategies and produce content to support the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Program. They will also coordinate messaging across multiple program verticals and provide guidance to field-facing staff.
The Project Manager will lead strategic planning and execution for the Rural Health Transformation Program, overseeing complex grant pathways and cross-functional team alignment. They are responsible for designing project frameworks, managing risk, and ensuring operational excellence across all program initiatives.
The Communications Program Manager will coordinate and manage internal and external communications for the Office of Healthcare Strategy and Planning. They are responsible for developing project plans, tracking milestones, and maintaining partnerships to support healthcare delivery systems.
The Health Communication Specialist will create and implement strategic communication plans to support public health programs within the Division of Community-Based Prevention and Care. They will develop content, manage messaging across various channels, and collaborate with program teams to address health inequities.
The Health Communication Specialist will create and implement strategic communication plans to support public health programs within the Division of Community-based Prevention and Care. They will develop key messages and content across various channels while applying a lens of health equity and systemic racism analysis.
The coordinator will perform gap assessments, data analysis, and surveillance of healthcare-associated infections within hemodialysis clinics. They will also assist facilities with NHSN enrollment and lead outbreak investigations to improve infection prevention and control capacity.
