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Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, CDC at Dexis - ApplyBlast

Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, CDC

Dexis

4 months ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Washington, District of Columbia

Hybrid

Contract

Senior

3 applicants

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About this role

The Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Specialist at Dexis provides technical support to the Global Health Center by strengthening global health security through program monitoring, evaluation, and performance management. This role involves collecting and analyzing data, developing visualization products, training stakeholders on monitoring tools, and supporting international country-level technical assistance efforts.

Responsibilities

Maintain and enhance data collection platforms and databases
Collect, validate, and manage quarterly program data
Develop data analysis and visualization products
Train stakeholders on monitoring tools and systems
Conduct data analysis and synthesis to support evaluation efforts

Skills

Qualifications

Master's degree in Public HealthMaster's degree in EpidemiologyMaster's degree in Global Health

About Dexis

dexisonline.com

Headquarters

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2001

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Dexis is a professional services firm that delivers mission-critical support, security analytics, and data-driven solutions to help U.S. federal agencies respond to evolving national security threats at home and abroad. The company provides program analytics, program delivery, and expert personnel support across high-risk environments in regions including the Middle East, Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Asia. Headquartered in Arlington, VA, Dexis serves clients such as USAID, the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Department of State, and the CDC.