78 Epidemiologist jobs in Providence, RI
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Care New England3.1 ★Providence, RI$63K - $89K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply7d - Infection Control Preventionist
Bannister Center4.4 ★Providence, RI$50K - $83K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply9d - Associate Medical Director Epidemiology and IP
Rhode Island Hospital3.5 ★Providence, RI$81K - $148K (Glassdoor est.)30d+ - INFECTION CONTROL / STAFF DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR (ICP/SDC)
Cedarwood Gardens2.9 ★Franklin, MA$51K - $77K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply12d - Biostatistician Epidemiologist
Massachusetts General Hospital(MGH)4 ★Boston, MA$74K - $103K (Glassdoor est.)20d - Environmental Epidemiologist (postdoctoral)
Silent Spring InstituteNewton, MA$54K - $78K (Glassdoor est.)4d - Clinical Research Coordinator IMassachusetts General Hospital(MGH)4 ★Boston, MA$49K - $62K (Glassdoor est.)24h
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- Postdoctoral Research Associate (Remote Opportunity)
Northeastern University4.2 ★Boston, MA$55K - $82K (Glassdoor est.)30d+ - 24h
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- Director, Medical Epidemiologist, RWE Platform
Moderna3.7 ★Cambridge, MA$125K - $194K (Glassdoor est.)18d
Job Outlook for Epidemiologist
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchDemand for epidemiologists is strong and growing. The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of disease identification and mitigation. In particular, hospitals and schools realized the benefit of strong infection control programs. Epidemiologists need strong technical skills, communication skills and leadership ability. Most epidemiologists need a master’s degree in public health or a related field and some are required to have a doctoral degree in epidemiology or medicine.
Frequently asked questions
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Understanding salary levels is important, whatever stage you're at on your job search journey. These pointers can assist you in finding a well-paying opportunity:
- As average salaries differ across the nation, discover what the median epidemiologist salary is in your locale.
- When thinking about your salary expectations, factor in what level you are at in your epidemiologist career and how much experience you have working in the field.
- List skills and experience you have that are strongly sought after in epidemiology, including advanced education, research projects, internships, specialist certifications, and analytical report-writing, presentation, communication, and math skills.
Employers of epidemiologists often include a broad package of job-related benefits alongside a good salary. Additional benefits may include:
- Opportunities for advanced education and research projects
- Opportunities for lecturing and educational appointments
- Professional development
- Health and life insurance
- Savings and retirement plans
- Paid time off
- Flexible working hours
- Reduced working hours
- Work from home
- Mobile phone discount
Attractive perks are particularly common if you're employed by a state health department, such as Maryland Department of Health or Texas Department of State Health Services, or a large agency or organization, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the CDC Foundation.
