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Role Description The Epidemiologist II supports MACDP database management for the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD) at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This position provides technical, analytical, and systems support for MACDP database operations and related surveillance and reporting systems. The role supports advanced database management, programming, and data quality assurance for public health surveillance data including replication, data synchronization, query development, dataset creation, and reporting. Responsibilities - Provide information technology (IT) support services for MACDP, which includes programming, development, database entry and management, maintenance, and Quality Assurance/Quality Control. - Update and maintain Database Documentation (e.g., data dictionaries, SOPs) on DBDID’s share drives, as needed. - Perform development, maintenance, and enhancements services for MACDP; database and data table formats include SAS, MS Access, SQL, and COTS products. - Ensure database and system compliance with CDC IT security guidelines and conduct activities in accordance with the Rules of Behavior. - Maintain and modify MACDP data system source code (e.g., Visual Basic (VB), MS Access, and SQL) on the CDC secure shared drive. - Update stored procedures .NET code files on the CDC shared drive. - Assist with the monthly database replication in Microsoft Access employing .NET tools. - Create and update SOP documents describing the operation of the surveillance databases. - Maintain and update Vital Records data in indexed query tool, currently maintained in a Microsoft Access database. - Develop and maintain flat SAS and XML file from the MACDP databases. - Support and maintain SAS code to retrieve and flatten data from relational tables in SQL or Access. - Perform a data query and create data; create flat data files and subset data files monthly. - Provide IT development support of a combined analytic dataset combining data from all the current and former MACDP databases. - Maintain the MACDP CASES file data sets on the CDC server share drive. - Perform data entry and document completion; update or correct case data as needed. - Support users who may have trouble accessing, entering, or viewing surveillance data. - Conduct data queries and generate reports as requested by program staff. - For requested data linkages between MACDP and the other project databases, provide program specifications and identify any advantages, disadvantages, potential problems, and solutions. - Perform monthly quality control checks and data linkages. Qualifications - Applies epidemiologic and biostatistical methods to analyze multi-site surveillance and research data, including ASD and developmental disabilities datasets, using SAS, R, and SQL. - Develops, cleans, and maintains complex datasets; ensures data integrity through validation, quality control protocols, and adherence to data governance standards. - Translates complex analytical results into clear reports, tables, figures, and presentations for scientific, programmatic, and stakeholder audiences. - Works effectively with epidemiologists, researchers, IT staff, and external partners across multiple sites to support study operations, data submissions, and analytic needs. - Identifies data issues and process improvement opportunities, supports IRB and compliance requirements, and contributes to study design, reporting, and evaluation. Requirements - Bachelor's degree in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Public Health, Data Science, Statistics, Health Informatics, Computer Science, or a related field. - Minimum of 3–5 years of relevant experience in data analysis, public health research, epidemiology, surveillance systems, or health data management. - Experience using SAS, R, SQL, or similar statistical programming languages. Preferred Qualifications - Master's degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Data Science, or a related field. - 5–8 years of experience supporting epidemiologic research, multi-site studies, surveillance systems, or federal public health programs. - Experience working with developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorder research, maternal and child health, or CDC-funded studies. - Experience supporting scientific publications, grant-funded research, and large-scale population-based studies. Benefits - The annual salary for this position is $105,000 to $115,000. - Competitive base salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. - Comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance. - 401(k) plan with company matching. - Tax-deferred savings options. - Supplementary benefits. - Paid time off. - Professional development opportunities.

Role Description Reporting to the Chef or an assigned 1st Cook, a 2nd cook is responsible for supporting kitchen activities in order to maintain an efficient camp for our clients. Job duties can include but are not limited to the following: - Assist with all aspects of cooking - Perform sandwich making, salad making, breakfast, hot prep, cold prep, basic baking, and other tasks as assigned by supervisor - Accommodate various diets including vegetarian, vegan, cultural, and food allergies - Safely use all kitchen equipment under the direction of supervisor - Demonstrate proper knife skills - Ensure all daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning tasks are completed - Ensure food quality, food safety, and food standards are met - Adhere to all safety policies and procedures as per task, equipment usage, or PPE requirements - Complete OHS required documents, including temperature charts - Participate in toolbox / tailgate meetings, complete hazard assessment / identifications daily - Assist in unloading the grocery truck - All other duties as assigned Qualifications - 2-3 years of relevant kitchen experience - Post-secondary culinary education considered an asset - Must have a valid Standard First Aid certification and an Alberta Health Services approved Food Safety Certificate - Must supply your own transportation to our camp transfer site located in Edmonton and / or Grande Prairie - Must have attention to detail and food presentation skills - Strong organizational skills and time management skills - Strong interpersonal and communication skills (including reading, writing, and speaking English) - Must be able to lift, move, push, pull, and carry up to 25 lbs. - Available for casual work rotations including but not limited to 21-7, 10-4, 9-5, and 14-7 - Available to work a day shift, afternoon shift, split shift, or night shift - Be able to provide at least 2 professional work references Benefits - Opportunities for advancement through internal promotions and culinary apprenticeships - A strong safety culture emphasizing training and awareness so that you come home safely - Competitive industry wages which outperform similar jobs in urban areas - High performing coworkers who will help you excel and adapt to a remote camp environment - Our positions are safety sensitive and require employees to successfully complete a site pre-access drug and alcohol test and site-specific training.

• Maintain and update a comprehensive database of health and human services resources • Write and edit clear, accurate service listings using standardized guidelines • Ensure data quality by reviewing taxonomy, formatting, and completeness • Collaborate with agencies across Washington to verify and update information • Identify opportunities to improve database structure, searchability, and processes • Partner with your team to support a high-quality, mission-driven service environment