The Ohio State University, Main Campus
The Ohio State University, Main Campus
1 – 10 Employees
Education
The Ohio State University, Main Campus is a public research university in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 1870. Its academic community spans undergraduate, graduate, and professional education, alongside research initiatives and partnerships that connect students, faculty, and industry collaborators. The university also supports campus life through academic, recreational, and wellness services, while promoting community involvement, leadership development, and an inclusive experience across its Ohio campuses.

Senior Reporting and Analytics Analyst, Government Resource Center

Support Ohio’s Government Resource Center through population health analytics, quality measurement, and technical research. Create reports, visualizations, data linkages, and materials that communicate findings effectively.

Description

  • Conduct applied health services and population health research within project-based teams
  • Handle technical assignments while contributing, when applicable, to project leadership and administration
  • Independently complete moderately complex work and support advanced-complexity assignments with appropriate oversight
  • Manage responsibilities across 2–4 concurrent projects
  • Develop coding approaches for quality measures and provide related technical assistance
  • Evaluate Electronic Health Record data from clinical sites involved in quality improvement collaboratives
  • Analyze data and create quantitative reports and visualizations showing aggregated quality or population health measures
  • Prepare technical reports, manuals, and presentation materials
  • Explain findings clearly to audiences without technical expertise
  • Evaluate deliverables produced by subcontractors
  • Perform searches and reviews of relevant literature
  • Support institutional review board submissions and other data governance requests
  • Plan and implement strategies to link administrative datasets
  • Use data dashboards and resolve data quality issues on selected projects

Requirements

  • A bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline or an equivalent qualification is required
  • At least 4 years of relevant experience with a bachelor’s degree, or 2 years with an advanced degree in a relevant field
  • Must successfully pass a background check
  • A pre-employment physical examination, including a drug screen, may be required
  • Demonstrated experience using R, SAS, or Stata for data analysis
  • Experience with quality improvement programs or population health research, including development of clinical or population health quality measures, is preferred
  • Formal training in quality improvement science is preferred

Benefits

  • Hybrid, on-site, and remote work arrangements
  • Access to training, mentoring, and professional development
  • A family-friendly work environment

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