Chronic disease epidemiologist vs public health epidemiologist

Differences between chronic disease epidemiologist and public health epidemiologist duties and responsibilities

Chronic disease epidemiologist example responsibilities.

• Manage chronic diseases including diabetes mellitus, hypertension, hypothyroidism, hyperlipidemia, etc.
• Provide preventive health education to patients and parents
• Conduct interviews with patients to determine applicant eligibility for health assistance programs.
• Establish data sharing and instigates communication with various agencies, programs and organizations to disseminate the information gather by the registry.
• Promote use of product through CRT programs and inter-office programs.
• Set up first CRT program in district with largest attendance of any area programs.
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Public health epidemiologist example responsibilities.

• Manage projects relate to mammography promotion, hospital profiling, prenatal care, immunization and diabetes.
• Present quarterly lectures on statistics, data analysis, and SAS to epidemiologists and program directors.
• Develop a juvenile prevention, rehabilitation and health promotion program for incarcerate teens.
• Perform analytical medical necessity audits of clinical documentation for CMS compliance and quality improvement of PT/OT department.
• Design, develop and produce statistical reports to describe school-wide assessment-base surveys of childhood and adult immunization levels using SAS.
• Prepare monthly monitoring reports for health care facilities pertaining to the TB treatment of health care workers.
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