Jobs at Boston Public Health Commission

Supports the daily operations of a residential support program, assists with staff supervision, admissions, client activities, and maintains records while ensuring guest safety.

The Assistant Director is responsible for clinical management, supervision, and program oversight of the Transitions TSS program, ensuring compliance and quality of substance use disorder treatment services.

The Senior Procure to Pay Analyst oversees the Payables and Procurement teams, ensuring timely vendor payments and compliance with policies. Responsibilities include staff training, process improvement, and data analysis for fiscal reporting and audits.

The Policy and Strategy Specialist supports legislative research, communication with policymakers, advocacy training, and fosters relationships to advance public health priorities.

The Epidemiologist will evaluate youth prevention programs, perform data analyses, and support community engagement while focusing on health equity and prevention impacts.

The Senior Epidemiologist will manage HIV and STI surveillance, data analytics, oversee projects, mentor staff, and collaborate with health departments.

The Assistant General Counsel reviews government contracts, advises on ethics, handles public records, and supports litigation matters when needed.

The Community Engagement Associate will support youth prevention efforts by building partnerships, delivering training, and facilitating community engagement activities.

The Director of Performance Improvement leads quality improvement initiatives within the Boston Public Health Commission, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and supporting accreditation activities.

The Nurse Coordinator at the TB Clinic oversees operations, triages patients, provides nursing services, supervises staff, and facilitates education on tuberculosis, while ensuring compliance and safety standards are met.

The Public Safety Lieutenant supervises staff, oversees daily operations, conducts patrols, manages personnel decisions, and ensures compliance with policies and procedures while communicating with law enforcement.

The Epidemiologist II conducts health data analysis, prepares reports, supports public health initiatives, and oversees health equity-related surveillance efforts. Key responsibilities include statistical analysis, data visualization, and mentoring staff. The role requires a commitment to health equity and effective communication skills.

The Safe Shops Intern will assist in promoting health equity, conduct community outreach, provide education to businesses, and support EOH programs.

The Senior Fiscal Manager oversees fiscal management of public health grants, maintains financial records, monitors expenditures, and supervises budget processes, ensuring compliance with regulations and supporting subrecipients.

The Procurement Specialist manages procurement processes for goods and services, ensures compliance with guidelines, and collaborates with stakeholders for effective contract management and reporting.

The Procure to Pay Associate manages invoice processing, vendor communications, transaction reconciling, and supports the Finance team with various tasks and reports.

The Chief People Officer maximizes HR performance, oversees HR processes, ensures compliance, enhances employee development, and fosters a diverse workplace culture.

The Communications Associate supports BPHC's communication goals by creating public health content, drafting materials, managing projects, and collaborating with stakeholders and media.

Coordinate programs and fiscal activities, manage budgets, contracts, and reporting. Provide administrative support and ensure compliance with fiscal guidelines.

The Nurse Coordinator oversees training, outreach, quality assurance, and community engagement in maternal and child health, including assessing staff needs and providing clinical support.