Evaluation, Data, CQI Manager (NTC)

POSITION SUMMARY

Lead a defensible evaluation and continuous quality improvement (CQI) program for national Title X TTA. The focus is measuring the quality, reach, learning, implementation, and organizational results of the Center’s work, not making unsupported claims based on webinar counts or routine clinic clinical outcomes.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Implement the evaluation plan by Day 60, including a logic model, indicator dictionary, data-collection approach, analysis schedule, and reporting framework aligned with ASPE’s TTA effectiveness model.
• Measure content quality, reach and use, participant response, learning, implementation of new workflows, organizational performance, and cost where supportable.
• Design proportionate surveys, knowledge checks, interview guides, dashboards, cohort measures, and targeted-TTA closeout tools.
• Establish data definitions, quality checks, privacy safeguards, and procedures that minimize recipient and learner reporting burden.
• Lead quarterly portfolio reviews and CQI cycles; convert evaluation findings into specific recommendations with responsible owners and follow-up.
• Partner with FPAR/QI, platform, grants-finance, and portfolio staff to connect operational information without conflating Center activity with recipient patient-care outcomes.
• Prepare analysis and clear reports for the PD/PI, OPA, and project leadership; evaluate sustainability and transition recommendations.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Experience evaluating training, technical assistance, capacity-building, or healthcare/public-health implementation programs.
• Proficiency with quantitative and qualitative analysis, measurement design, data quality, and practical dashboards.
• Knowledge of the ASPE TTA measurement framework or demonstrated ability to implement a comparable multi-stage model.
• Strong scientific judgment concerning selection bias, attribution limits, missing data, and responsible interpretation.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Advanced degree in public health, evaluation, epidemiology, implementation science, or related field.
• Experience with QI, cost-effectiveness analysis, mixed-methods studies, and federally supported programs.

EXPECTED RESULTS

• A functioning Day 60 evaluation plan and usable measurement dictionary.
• Quarterly evidence of TTA improvement and credible reports on application and organizational change.