Local Public Health Departments are hiring!

Project Coordinator - The Chicago Department of Public Health is hiring a Project Coordinator to promote health equity throughout the city of Chicago. The Project Coordinator will be responsible for helping stakeholders meet Healthy Chicago goals, accomplishing strategies designed to dismantle racist systems, strengthening community capacity and youth leadership, improving equitable access to care, and furthering the health and vibrancy of neighborhoods most affected by inequities. Apply here.

Program Coordinator, Opioid Data to Action - The Cook County Department of Public Health is hiring a Program Coordinator to oversee and coordinate activities funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Opioid Data to Action grant. The position will provide leadership and direction, as well as administrative management, to ensure successful implementation of the initiative - this will include, but is not limited to, collaboration and coordination with external and internal partners, ensuring all Opioid Data to Action objectives are met and reports are prepared and submitted in a timely manner, and providing direct supervision to staff. Apply here.

Northwestern University, Center for Community Health is hiring!

Research Study Coordinator Senior - Northwestern University, Center for Community Health is hiring a Research Study Coordinator Senior to develop, build, and support community and academic partners in conducting research related to COVID-19 in the criminal justice system and in Hispanic communities. This position will work on an NIH funded research project to coordinate community engagement activities across study sites, evaluate project outcomes from a stakeholder perspective, and lead and implement Stakeholder-Academic Resource Panels. Apply here.

Consultation and Evaluation Program Administrator - Northwestern University, Center for Community Health is hiring a Consultation and Evaluation Program Administrator to supervise and provide individual and group consultation services to community and academic partners to increase community engagement in all aspects of research, as well as develop new and existing relationships and lead strategic outreach to stakeholders, community partners, and research teams. This position will also assess and improve current systems as well as track and evaluate services and outcomes related to the Center for Community Health’s programmatic area. Apply here.

Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center is hiring!

Epi Research Coordinator 1 - Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center is seeking an Epi Research Coordinator who will coordinate Epidemiological, Behavioral/Human Translational, or Population Health research studies and perform a variety of duties including the collection, compilation and documentation of research data. The Coordinator 1 will also partner with other members of the research team to ensure the research is conducted in accordance with the study protocol, as well as maintain and integrate research projects which share participants with ongoing epidemiological studies of the Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center. Apply here.

Statistician I, Medicare - Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center is hiring a Statistician I who will be responsible for performing analyses on linked Medicare claims records and research data from RADC research studies. The Statistician I will also run programs in SAS and S-Plus to provide descriptive summaries of database files, including frequencies, lists, and plots; examine data to track down potential data inconsistencies as well as carry out statistical analyses of biomedical data including categorical data, generalized linear models, longitudinal data, censored failure time data, nonparametric and parametric tests, and graphical analyses. Apply here.

2 Job Postings with LUC Clinical Research Office

 Clinical Protocol Coordinator: http://www.careers.luc.edu/postings/14333

Biobank: http://www.careers.luc.edu/postings/14331

ISOPHE SCHOLARSHIP 2020-2021 (Deadline Oct. 21st)

ISOPHE Scholarship Criteria: ISOPHE will award two $1,000.00 scholarships to college students majoring in Health Education to be awarded by October 30, 2020. These funds are not restricted and may be used for student needs. Students must be a junior or senior, and be a current member of ISOPHE. 

For ISOPHE membership information or general scholarship questions, contact ISOPHE president, Michele Crawford or complete membership at ISOPHE Membership Application. 

Deadline: Application deadline is October 21, 2020. Once awarded, both students will be contacted by email at the end of the fall semester to follow-up on their progress. Award winners and all health education students are encouraged to become active in ISOPHE.