Now Hiring: Join NACCHO’s Immunization Team!

Jan 09, 2016 | Kim Rodgers

NACCHO’s Immunization Team is seeking two talented individuals to fill openings for a Program Analyst and Senior Program Analyst.

  • The Program Analyst position (view full position description) will support the Immunization Programs around building capacity, strengthening infrastructure, and supporting workforce development for immunization and HPV-related activities.
  • The Senior Program Analyst (view full position description) will manage, implement, evaluate, and promote project activities and core programmatic functions that strengthen local health departments’ immunization infrastructure and capacity to implement evidence-based public health programs, policies, and services to meet national standards in preventing and controlling vaccine-preventable diseases.

The Immunization portfolio is part of NACCHO’s larger Infectious Disease Program. Please share these openings with your networks, as appropriate.


About Kim Rodgers

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Kim Rodgers was formerly the Communications Manager at NACCHO.

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