Regional Alignment & Data Coordinator

The role

The Regional Alignment & Data Coordinator will collect, clean, and analyze public health data, develop data products, and coordinate regional prevention initiatives in North Texas.

What you'll do

• Collect, clean, organize, analyze, and maintain regional public health, behavioral health, and substance use prevention data
• Serve as a data resource for community partners
• Lead development of a comprehensive Regional Needs Assessment
• Monitor emerging public health, behavioral health, and substance use trends
• Develop county-level, regional, and topic-specific data products
• Coordinate and maintain a regional epidemiological workgroup
• Develop and implement projects that strengthen PRC 3's role as a trusted source of public health and prevention information
• Coordinate a regional network of prevention professionals
• Plan and facilitate meetings, presentations, trainings, workgroups, and stakeholder engagement activities
• Conduct qualitative data collection activities
• Prepare presentations and communicate findings to audiences with varying technical knowledge
• Disseminate regional data through reports, presentations, fact sheets, online resources, newsletters, trainings, and events
• Maintain accurate records of data sources, methodologies, stakeholder contacts, project activities, and deliverables
• Collaborate with Prevention Resource Centers, Texas Health and Human Services Commission staff, Recovery Resource Council staff, and community partners
• Represent the Prevention Resource Center at community meetings, conferences, trainings, and professional events
• Support Prevention Resource Center prevention, training, media, and community engagement activities as needed

What it takes

• Bachelor's degree in public health, epidemiology, health sciences, social sciences, statistics, data analytics, behavioral health, community health, or a related field
• Experience with public health data, research, community needs assessments, program evaluation, data analysis, or related coursework
• Strong interest in substance use prevention, behavioral health, community health, epidemiology, and public health
• Understanding of public health concepts, research methods, data collection, and data interpretation
• Ability to identify reliable data sources and evaluate the strengths and limitations of data
• Strong written communication skills with the ability to present technical information in a clear and accessible manner

What you'll bring

How to apply

Apply directly on Recovery Resource Council's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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