Data Analyst for SMART Initiative - Remote

Overview

The SMART Data Analyst will provide technical assistance to county and city governments on the collection and use of local and state data to be used in region-specific opioid abatement efforts, create data visualizations, reports, and other publications on substance use related data at the county and state levels, and contribute to research with other members of the UT SMART team.

In Short

• Initial 2-year limited duration appointment for the SMART Initiative.
• Provide technical assistance to local governments.
• Focus on opioid abatement efforts.
• Create data visualizations and reports.
• Contribute to research with the UT SMART team.
• Empower Tennessee to overcome the overdose crisis.
• Guide community leaders in implementing evidence-based strategies.
• Work on substance use related data at county and state levels.
• Support the vision of a healthy Tennessee.
• Engage in cost-effective strategies to mitigate substance use disorders.

Requirements

• Experience in data analysis and visualization.
• Knowledge of substance use and opioid issues.
• Ability to work with local and state data.
• Strong communication skills for technical assistance.
• Research experience is a plus.
• Ability to work collaboratively with community leaders.
• Understanding of evidence-based strategies.
• Proficiency in data reporting tools.
• Strong analytical skills.
• Commitment to public service and community health.

Benefits

• Opportunity to make a significant impact on community health.
• Work in a supportive team environment.
• Engagement in meaningful research projects.
• Flexible work arrangements.
• Professional development opportunities.
• Contribute to state-wide initiatives.
• Access to resources and support from the Institute for Public Service.
• Networking opportunities with public service professionals.
• Potential for career advancement.
• Work towards a healthier Tennessee.