Jobs at CDC Foundation

Leads performance measurement, quality improvement, strategic planning support, business process analysis, and organizational reporting for a public health department. Develops dashboards and visualizations, validates and analyzes performance data, tracks improvement initiatives, documents workflows, and recommends operational enhancements. Collaborates with data stewards, leadership, program teams, and external partners while supporting Lean and continuous improvement efforts, knowledge management, communications, and reporting infrastructure.

Develops statistical and machine learning models, dashboards, geospatial analyses, and NLP solutions supporting public health surveillance, outbreak response, and preparedness. Analyzes complex datasets, produces small-area estimates, communicates insights to decision-makers, and provides training to epidemiology staff on Power BI, ArcGIS, SAS, and data analysis methods.

Leads public health data modernization projects by developing workplans, managing scope, timelines, budgets, deliverables, risks, and stakeholder communications. Coordinates technical and non-technical teams, vendors, advisory committees, and business analysts. Develops evaluation metrics, dashboards, reports, training and communication plans, and change management strategies to support data governance, process improvement, and successful adoption of modernized data systems.

Leads strategic project management for Oregon’s Rural Health Transformation Program, coordinating five initiatives, three funding pathways, grant coordinators, and cross-functional teams. Manages integrated schedules, deliverables, risks, dependencies, meetings, reporting, process documentation, and executive communications. Drives process improvement, standardized project-management practices, compliance, and alignment with CMS requirements while supporting management of approximately 100 grants and contracts annually.

Leads operations project management for Oregon’s Rural Health Transformation Program, translating CMS requirements into plans, schedules, workflows, dashboards, and compliance processes. Coordinates cross-functional teams, grant execution, procurement, agreements, reporting, risk mitigation, and operational improvements. Develops Smartsheet systems, SOPs, documentation, and executive reporting while monitoring milestones, dependencies, resources, and deliverables across a multi-year program.

Supports Massachusetts DPH enterprise data modernization by gathering and documenting business, process, workflow, and data requirements. Serves as liaison between public health programs and technical teams, supports data onboarding to the Enterprise Data Platform, facilitates stakeholder workshops, defines requirements for dashboards and data products, validates solutions, and develops business analysis standards and documentation.

Leads the development, implementation, and improvement of a Community Health Worker certification and credentialing program. Manages stakeholders, advisory groups, certification operations, policies, assessments, budgets, contracts, performance metrics, reporting, compliance, risks, and quality improvement while ensuring equitable and accessible program delivery.

Develops and maintains Tableau dashboards and visual analytics products for public health decision-making. Analyzes complex datasets, identifies trends, translates findings into accessible visualizations, and collaborates with epidemiologists, programs, and stakeholders. Ensures data accuracy, privacy, suppression, confidentiality, governance, and dashboard sustainability while documenting data sources and business logic. Provides analytic support, communicates insights to leadership, and works remotely with public health partners. Up to 10% domestic travel may be required.

Manages cross-functional communications and healthcare program projects for Massachusetts public health offices. Responsibilities include project planning, status reporting, resource coordination, milestone tracking, quality review, stakeholder communication, online presence development, distribution list management, and representing programs at events. The role requires strong public health understanding, communication skills, project management expertise, organizational judgment, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and communications tools.

Supports daily nonprofit accounting operations, including journal entries, account reconciliations, transaction processing, general ledger review, monthly and year-end close, audit support, financial reporting, and compliance with GAAP and internal controls. The role also assists with accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets, depreciation schedules, and process improvement initiatives.

Analyzes operational and program data, develops dashboards and reports, and translates findings into actionable insights. Configures and maintains Smartsheet forms, workflows, automations, reports, and dashboards while supporting data quality, governance, documentation, and system improvements. Collaborates with cross-functional teams, provides user training, troubleshoots reporting solutions, and communicates technical concepts and analytical results to nontechnical stakeholders.

Leads advancement operations supporting fundraising performance, including CRM governance, data and analytics, reporting, prospect research, compliance, budgeting, vendor management, and process improvement. Oversees operational infrastructure, fundraising readiness, partnership governance, and cross-functional coordination while developing a high-performing team. Ensures systems, workflows, and reporting enable strategic decision-making, pipeline visibility, organizational growth, risk mitigation, and operational efficiency.

Leads a statewide public health systems transformation initiative, overseeing project implementation, client coordination, deliverables, budgets, staffing, risks, reporting, and quality assurance. Manages cross-functional teams and state agency partnerships, develops workplans and timelines, facilitates client meetings, resolves issues, and ensures contractual and program objectives are met. Serves as the primary client liaison and provides strategic and operational leadership across multiple workstreams.

The Controller leads accounting operations, financial reporting, nonprofit fund and endowment accounting, federal grant compliance, audits, internal controls, and accounting systems oversight. Responsibilities include managing month-end and year-end close, U.S. GAAP reporting, donor-restricted funds, Uniform Guidance compliance, Single Audits, subrecipient monitoring, audit coordination, policy development, and supervision of the accounting team.

Supports implementation of multiple Rural Health Transformation Program projects by coordinating stakeholders, tracking milestones, risks, deliverables, and compliance; preparing reports and executive materials; maintaining project documentation; organizing meetings; troubleshooting operational challenges; and contributing to implementation strategies and continuous improvement. The role guides contractors and partners while ensuring alignment with federal requirements and program goals.