| Location | Albany, New York |
Occupational Health Clinical Center | Albany, NY
Location: Albany, NY (satellite office of Syracuse)
Employment type: Direct Hire
Competitive Compensation, based on experience
Schedule: 0.8 FTE, approximately 32 hours per week
An Occupational Health Clinical Center is expanding outreach and education for workers in the Capital Region. The coordinator will build partnerships with unions, employers, healthcare and community organizations; develop occupational and environmental health education; support grant development; and assess outreach effectiveness through data analysis and quality improvement.
· Lead outreach and education initiatives, conduct community needs assessments, and identify underserved worker populations and referral sources.
· Develop and deliver occupational and environmental health workshops, presentations, and educational materials.
· Build relationships with labor unions, employers, construction trades, worker advocates, providers, and community organizations.
· Identify funding opportunities and research, write, and support grant proposals, letters of intent, budgets, progress reports, and related deliverables.
· Analyze outreach, referral, and program data to measure impact, guide priorities, and support quality improvement.
· Coordinate with occupational health center's clinical and administrative leadership and external partners; represent the program at community and professional events.
· Contribute to relevant research, reports, and academic activities as appropriate to the appointment.
· MPH or related degree; MPH strongly preferred.
· At least five years of relevant experience in occupational health, public health, community engagement, or academia.
· Demonstrated hands-on grant writing and data analysis experience.
· Strong communication, presentation, relationship-building, independent work, and project management skills.
· Ability and willingness to travel locally for outreach activities.
· MPH degree.
· Experience with occupational or environmental health, labor organizations, worker safety, and community needs assessment.
· Experience with program evaluation, quality improvement, and data tools such as Excel, SAS, R, or Stata.
· Spanish or other relevant language skills; experience mentoring, teaching, or contributing to research/publications.
Mission-driven work protecting the health and safety of workers
A chance to shape a new site and program as it grows
Flexible schedule, with the potential for more hours as the Albany program expands
Support from an established occupational health team in Syracuse.