PREPAREDNESS COORDINATOR - PHEP -Public Health
About the position
The Preparedness Coordinator for Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) is responsible for the development, strategic planning, implementation, tracking, coordination, and evaluation of an integrated public health emergencies and bioterrorism preparedness program under the direction of the Tarrant County Emergency Management Coordinator. This role involves collaboration with various stakeholders and agencies to enhance public health preparedness efforts.
Responsibilities
Coordinates the development, implementation, exercise, and evaluation of the Public Health Preparedness Program.
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Develops and implements plans, guidelines, policies, procedures, and manuals related to public health preparedness.
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Develops and monitors a work plan for public health preparedness grant.
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Oversees and coordinates QA functions for the public health preparedness grant, protocols, and procedures.
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Coordinates with local governmental entities and community organizations in planning and implementing public health preparedness exercises.
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Serves as a liaison with federal, state, and local agencies regarding public health preparedness.
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Works with local and regional public health planners to ensure coordinated plan development.
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Meets with stakeholders to discuss roles and support functions related to public health preparedness.
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Develops and delivers presentations to improve understanding and support for local public health preparedness planning.
Requirements
Master's Degree or higher in Public Health, Administration, Science, Nursing, Sociology, Humanities, or Psychology with one year of full-time work experience in Public Health or related field.
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Bachelor's Degree in Public Health, Science, Emergency Management, Nursing, Sociology, Humanities, or Psychology with three years of full-time work experience in Public Health or related field.
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Associate's Degree with five years of full-time work experience in Public Health or related field.
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Experience in emergency management, designing effective drills and exercises, conducting needs assessments, and building stakeholder relations.
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Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Project, Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
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Strong written and oral communication skills.
Nice-to-haves
Benefits
Superior health benefits
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Retirement benefits
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Insurance benefits
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The Preparedness Coordinator for Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) is responsible for the development, strategic planning, implementation, tracking, coordination, and evaluation of an integrated public health emergencies and bioterrorism preparedness program under the direction of the Tarrant County Emergency Management Coordinator. This role involves collaboration with various stakeholders and agencies to enhance public health preparedness efforts.
Responsibilities
Coordinates the development, implementation, exercise, and evaluation of the Public Health Preparedness Program.
,
Develops and implements plans, guidelines, policies, procedures, and manuals related to public health preparedness.
,
Develops and monitors a work plan for public health preparedness grant.
,
Oversees and coordinates QA functions for the public health preparedness grant, protocols, and procedures.
,
Coordinates with local governmental entities and community organizations in planning and implementing public health preparedness exercises.
,
Serves as a liaison with federal, state, and local agencies regarding public health preparedness.
,
Works with local and regional public health planners to ensure coordinated plan development.
,
Meets with stakeholders to discuss roles and support functions related to public health preparedness.
,
Develops and delivers presentations to improve understanding and support for local public health preparedness planning.
Requirements
Master's Degree or higher in Public Health, Administration, Science, Nursing, Sociology, Humanities, or Psychology with one year of full-time work experience in Public Health or related field.
,
Bachelor's Degree in Public Health, Science, Emergency Management, Nursing, Sociology, Humanities, or Psychology with three years of full-time work experience in Public Health or related field.
,
Associate's Degree with five years of full-time work experience in Public Health or related field.
,
Experience in emergency management, designing effective drills and exercises, conducting needs assessments, and building stakeholder relations.
,
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Project, Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
,
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Nice-to-haves
Benefits
Superior health benefits
,
Retirement benefits
,
Insurance benefits
Apply Now