Total 19 quality assurance control job vacancies in Atlanta, Georgia

As a Budget Analyst you will:

• Develop, monthly, quarterly, and annual operational and financial reports for the Office of Management and Budget,
• Define and validate business rules, performance root cause analysis, interface with customers and system owners.
• Formulate budget estimates and rates for single and multi-business services and the personnel support items and services required to administer them.

As a Public Health Advisor you will:

• Analyze existing or proposed systems, strategies, services, or other health-related matters;
• Provide technical advice and assistance in managing, and evaluating grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, and other awards;
• Plan, develop, and implement public health and/or school health programs in collaboration with local, state, other Federal and/or international governments and various public, non-profit, and private and health-related organizations;
• Establish systematic methods for program execution and advocacy that includes the identification of objectives, evaluation criteria, and legal and regulatory compliance requirements;
• Conduct and assist in the development and delivery of training courses (e.g., community planning, prevention and intervention, outreach strategies, data collection, etc.);
• Establish and maintain liaison with health and education professionals for the purpose of promoting programs of major impact and consequence;
• Review congressional and legislative actions; assess impact on public health and/or school health program activities, initiatives, and policies; and initiates action accordingly.

As a IT Program Manager (Policy and Planning) you will:

• Senior expert and consultant to GHC executive level management on national and international information technology (IT), information systems, IT infrastructure, an IT security program activities.
• Provide advice to GHC executive level management on significant information and technology issues and problems.
• Identify needs and provides advice concerning identification of critical data and systems, and the resources required to meet objectives.
• Provide oversight in the implementation of information security policy, guidelines, and procedures for systems which are typically accessed by a large and geographically dispersed user community and which process multiple applications requiring differing security controls.
• Ensure compatibility of all Center systems and services with all CDC locations and remote work sites.
• Perform administrative and personnel management functions over the staff.
  

As a Supervisory HR Specialist you will:

• Represent the Recruitment and Outreach Team to CDC, HHS, the Federal Government and industry organizations.
• Exercise supervisory personnel management responsibilities.
• Conduct and lead studies and initiatives to improve programs and influence policy changes for assigned functional areas that typically involve long-range, highly complex, and often sensitive topics.
• Develop and maintain strategic development plans and make recommendations concerning program criteria.

As a Public Health Advisor, you will:

• Analyze existing or proposed systems, strategies, services, or other health-related matters;
• Provide technical advice and assistance in managing, and evaluating grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, and other awards;
• Plan, develop, and implement public health and/or school health programs in collaboration with local, state, other Federal and/or international governments and various public, non-profit, and private and health-related organizations;
• Establish systematic methods for program execution and advocacy that includes the identification of objectives, evaluation criteria, and legal and regulatory compliance requirements;
• Conduct and assist in the development and delivery of training courses (e.g., community planning, prevention and intervention, outreach strategies, data collection, etc.);
• Establish and maintain liaison with health and education professionals for the purpose of promoting programs of major impact and consequence;
• Review congressional and legislative actions; assess impact on public health and/or school health program activities, initiatives, and policies; and initiates action accordingly.

As a Public Health Advisor you will:

• Perform expert analysis and prepare intricate, substantive study reports to cover, at a minimum, study approach and methodologies, findings, and recommendations.
• Serve as senior level evaluator and conduct complex evaluation studies on one-of-a­ kind or controversial operating public health programs having far-reaching bureau or department-wide impact.
• Formulate national program and project goals, objectives, operating policies, strategic program plans, guidelines, standards, and priorities.
• Identify and evaluate information, data requirements, and resources to establish priorities and to maintain capacity to respond to internal and external demands.
• Develop and manage budgets and approve funding expenditures.
• Serve as liaison and responds to inquiries from staff, partners/collaborators, and the public.
• Supervise a small contingency of positions.

As a Public Health Advisor you will:

• Serve as a principal representative responsible for coordinated controversial, unconventional, or novel public health related matters between and among Federal, local, state, and international agencies addressing public health issues.
• Plan, develop, and implement public health programs in collaboration with local, state, other Federal and/or international governments and various public, non-profit, and private and health-related organizations.
• Research and analyze the causes of product problems that are caused by a variety of factors.
• Provide high level advisory services to agencies and organizations in developing, extending, and/or improving health care systems and public health strategies.
• Provide comprehensive technical and administrative advice and assistance to an assigned domestic or international project or program.
• Manage and oversee funding/budgets and a variety of grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, and other awards including initiation, administration, award, monitoring, evaluation, coordination, and close-out.

As a Health Scientist, you will:

• Develop and/or use innovative methodologies and techniques to assess the effectiveness of health risk reduction practices, polices, and programs for children and adolescent.
• Perform analytical studies and interpretation of results to coordinate the evaluation of adolescent education programs, health systems, and practices, and recommend improvements.
• Analyze studies and projects assessing major and or sensitive public health issues,
• Provide technical advice and assistance to national, state, and local health and education agencies and to various other public health organizations.

As an Audiovisual Production Specialist, you will:

• Plan and determine the feasibility of productions, organize, and execute the production of television and audio programming (e.g., broadcast news, educational and/or informational training videos).
• Lead and/or work as a member of a multi-disciplinary development team (i.e., content specialist, instructional designers, audiovisual and television production specialist, artist).
• Propose the visual "treatment" of the subject, i.e., the nature of visual sequences in relation to the recorded narrative that will accompany them from scripts developed with and/or provided by the clients.
• Direct final editing of recorded scenes of productions shot in sequence and/or out-of-sequence to ensure continuity, effectiveness of action and dialogue or narrative.
• Use mass communication theories, industry standards and practice, and specific programmatic objectives to develop concepts and/or provide consultation regarding scripts for a variety of complex broadcast (video and audio) requirements (e.g. long format training and/or educational and informational live and pre-recorded programs, and audio files, public service announcements).

As a Public Health Advisor you will:

• Serve as senior level evaluator and conducts complex evaluation studies on one-of-a­ kind or controversial operating public health programs having far-reaching bureau or departmentwide impact.
• Lead the development of nationwide (or comparable scope) program operations and initiatives for assigned operating public health programs.
• Develops and implements strategies and plans for meeting national program objectives. Identifies and evaluates information, data requirements, and resources to establish priorities and to maintain capacity to respond to internal and external demands.
• c. Prepares, reviews, negotiates, and/or monitors collaborative agreements, contracts, and/or memorandum of agreement. Coordinates overall administrative and program activities to ensure successful program execution.

As a Health Communication Specialist, you will:

• Develop and implement communication and marketing programs, projects, and strategies for the general public and other audiences, including innovative demonstration projects.
• Develop, test, and disseminate science- and audience-based products, tools, and messages to different audiences in a variety of formats.
• Research and evaluate activities related to health communication and marketing.
• Contribute to the efficient and effective management of program resources and administrative processes.
• Serve as a liaison between program and other communication and marketing staff and with external stakeholders on program-specific issues.

As a Health Scientist you will:

• Serve as a recognized expert in health sciences for the agency with responsibility for developing policy and objectives, appraising programs, and initiating requirements for health science studies.
• Design, oversee, implement, and conduct scientific surveys/studies or projects to identify and solve health system related problems.
• Provide technical advice to state and local health agencies and to various other health-related organizations about measuring and evaluating public health capacity and performance at local, state and national levels.
• Collaborate on projects/ studies and coordinates efforts, as appropriate, with other program staff, other CDC Centers, other federal agencies, state and local health agencies, and private and non-private organizations.
• Monitor progress of research projects through all phases to assure adherence to research and programmatic objectives.
• Supervise a small contingent of positions.

As an Audiovisual Production Specialist you will:

• Plan and determine the feasibility of productions, organize, and execute the production of television and audio programming (e.g., broadcast news, educational and/or informational training videos).
• Lead and/or work as a member of a multi-disciplinary development team (i.e., content specialist, instructional designers, audiovisual and television production specialist, artist).
• Propose the visual "treatment" of the subject, i.e., the nature of visual sequences in relation to the recorded narrative that will accompany them from scripts developed with and/or provided by the clients.
• Direct final editing of recorded scenes of productions shot in sequence and/or out-of-sequence to ensure continuity, effectiveness of action and dialogue or narrative.
• Use mass communication theories, industry standards and practice, and specific programmatic objectives to develop concepts and/or provide consultation regarding scripts for a variety of complex broadcast (video and audio) requirements (e.g. long format training and/or educational and informational live and pre-recorded programs, and audio files, public service announcements).

As a Program Specialist you will:

• Plan and/or accomplish special projects through researching and/or analyzing problems, issues, or program requirements that may be unstable or complex.
• Oversee the organization's human resources requirements.
• Serve as Contract Officer's Representative (COR) for administrative contracts.
• Provide administrative support to the organization on a wide variety of complex and controversial actions and problems.

As a Resource Management Specialist you will:

• Administer the extramural budget and provide a variety of functions involving major grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, interagency agreements, and memoranda of agreement (MOA).
• Collect, edit, tabulate, analyze, interpret, and disseminate qualitative and quantitative data related to fiscal policy, expenditure, and allocation issues.
• Write the scope of work and requests for assistance for new projects.
• Provide guidance to branch chiefs and deputy branch chiefs on appropriate regulations, procedures, standards, and policies.
• Respond to special requests from Congressional staff, 0MB, and others regarding the budget, fiscal policy, expenditures, and allocation of funds to support activities.