Jobs at Boston Public Health Commission

Supports a domestic, sexual, and gender-based violence prevention initiative through policy research, community outreach, communications, and project coordination. Responsibilities include researching relevant laws and public health initiatives, creating accessible materials, engaging community partners, preparing for meetings and events, documenting activities, tracking outreach, and participating in team trainings and professional development.

Manage Boston EMS clinical programs and strategic initiatives, including mobile integrated healthcare, telehealth, treatment-in-place, and alternative destination programs. Monitor performance, conduct data analysis, coordinate case reviews, develop policies and training, manage partnerships, support budgets and contracts, ensure reporting compliance, and collaborate with researchers. The role advances prehospital care, health equity, and program improvement while handling confidential information under HIPAA.

Leads the VIP Initiative’s community safety planning, partner contracts, compliance, reporting, evaluation, funding support, stakeholder relationships, events, communications, and cross-neighborhood coordination. The role strengthens program infrastructure, tracks grants and deadlines, provides technical assistance to community organizations, supports incident response, and maintains data integrity while advancing public health and violence prevention goals.

The Wastewater Epidemiology Fellow will integrate wastewater data with public health surveillance, develop R code for pathogen quantification, and evaluate wastewater monitoring effectiveness compared to other systems, focusing on health equity.

The Nurse Coordinator at the TB Clinic oversees operations, triages patients, provides nursing services, supervises staff, and facilitates education on tuberculosis, while ensuring compliance and safety standards are met.

The Policy and Strategy Specialist supports legislative research, communication with policymakers, advocacy training, and fosters relationships to advance public health priorities.

The Procurement Specialist manages procurement processes for goods and services, ensures compliance with guidelines, and collaborates with stakeholders for effective contract management and reporting.

The Grant Specialist oversees financial management and compliance of grants, ensuring adherence to regulations, managing audits, and providing financial analyses and budgets.

The Training Manager will develop and facilitate a Doula Training program, ensuring compliance with policies and collaborating with community partners to address health inequities.

Supports the daily operations of a residential support program, assists with staff supervision, admissions, client activities, and maintains records while ensuring guest safety.

The Nurse Coordinator oversees training, outreach, quality assurance, and community engagement in maternal and child health, including assessing staff needs and providing clinical support.

The Assistant Director is responsible for clinical management, supervision, and program oversight of the Transitions TSS program, ensuring compliance and quality of substance use disorder treatment services.

Lead and manage father engagement initiatives for the Boston Public Health Commission, oversee case management, and promote strategic vision for father involvement.

The Public Safety Lieutenant supervises staff, oversees daily operations, conducts patrols, manages personnel decisions, and ensures compliance with policies and procedures while communicating with law enforcement.

The Procure to Pay Associate manages invoice processing, vendor communications, transaction reconciling, and supports the Finance team with various tasks and reports.

The Epidemiologist II conducts health data analysis, prepares reports, supports public health initiatives, and oversees health equity-related surveillance efforts. Key responsibilities include statistical analysis, data visualization, and mentoring staff. The role requires a commitment to health equity and effective communication skills.

The Senior Epidemiologist will manage HIV and STI surveillance, data analytics, oversee projects, mentor staff, and collaborate with health departments.

The Epidemiologist will evaluate youth prevention programs, perform data analyses, and support community engagement while focusing on health equity and prevention impacts.

The Director of Education and Community Engagement leads the ECE Division to enhance community health through education on infectious diseases, and manages outreach strategies to promote public health awareness in Boston.

Support development and evaluation of Graph Neural Network forecasting models for seasonal influenza using historical and current surveillance data; integrate multiple public health data sources, build reproducible R/Python workflows, support visualization and deployment, and document methods for sustainability.