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ePATHUSA, Inc.

DPH Developer

Atlanta, GA · On-site

Rebuild existing TB Patient Management (TBPM) System in a modern architecture/framework. Update TB workflows to better align with TBPM processes. Eliminate the many steps involved updating various ...

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Registered Nurse

Tifton, GA · On-site

This RN will serve patients in South Health District in the DPH Home Visiting Program. Patient Home Visits will be conducted with prenatal and postpartum women and infants up to age one per the DPH ...

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DPH stands for Doctor of Public Health, which is an advanced doctoral degree focusing on the professional and practical aspects of public health leadership, policy, and practice. Individuals with a DPH typically work in leadership positions within public health organizations, government agencies, or academic institutions. The degree emphasizes applying scientific research to improve the health of populations and communities through policy development, program management, and public health advocacy.

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To thrive as a Director of Public Health, you need advanced knowledge in public health, epidemiology, and health policy, typically backed by a relevant postgraduate degree such as an MPH or DrPH. Familiarity with data analysis software, health surveillance systems, and regulatory compliance tools is essential. Strong leadership, strategic communication, and crisis management skills help set exceptional public health leaders apart. These competencies are vital for effectively guiding public health initiatives, ensuring community well-being, and responding to health emergencies.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals working in a Department of Public Health (DPH) role?

Professionals in Department of Public Health roles often face challenges such as managing large-scale public health initiatives with limited resources, responding quickly to emerging health threats, and effectively communicating complex health information to diverse populations. Collaboration across multidisciplinary teams—such as epidemiologists, health educators, and policy makers—is crucial for successful program implementation. Additionally, adapting to rapidly changing regulations and public health priorities requires flexibility and ongoing professional development.

What is the difference between Dph vs Pharmacist?

AspectDphPharmacist
Required CredentialsDiploma in Pharmacy (Dph)Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)
Work EnvironmentDispensing medications, assisting in pharmacies, retail or hospital settingsOverseeing medication therapy, patient counseling, clinical settings
Industry UsageCommonly used in retail and community pharmaciesUsed in clinical, hospital, and community pharmacy settings

The Dph is a diploma qualification primarily focused on pharmacy dispensing and support roles, while a Pharmacist holds a higher degree with broader responsibilities including clinical decision-making and patient care. Both roles are essential in the pharmacy industry, but the Pharmacist typically has more advanced training and scope of practice.

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DPH Developer

ePATHUSA, Inc.

Atlanta, GA • On-site

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Rebuild existing TB Patient Management (TBPM) System in a modern architecture/framework.
Update TB workflows to better align with TBPM processes.
Eliminate the many steps involved updating various data input screens
Build in processes to ingest TB eCRs and ELR data feeds
Redevelop the Report of a Verified Case of TB (RVCT) process.
Streamline the data extract Message Mapping Guide (MMG) for transmission to the CDC.
The TBPM system is to replace the existing TBPM system built some 15 years ago, as workflows and processes have changed within the TB section, the tool used to track patients with TB hasn't kept up to date due to there not being a designated resource to keep up with these changing protocols. This has led to a system that no longer supports the day to day activities needed to be accomplished managing TB patients within Georgia.
The current system has multiple tabs that split up the data entry into groups of information corresponding to the tabs heading. It is envisaged this way of organizing the various data grouping will stay the same in the rebuilt version.
Current tab organization
Epi Investigation - Additional Epi investigative information, genotyping, linking with a known case etc.
Documents - supporting documentation upload area
Imaging - Chest imaging results including type of image taken CT scan, MRI etc.
Tests - Blood tests and results information with an upload function for the actual test report image.
Diagnosis - Case verification status, Suspect, Not a case etc.
CI - Contact Investigation Summary
RVCT - This report gets built over time and once complete gets sent to the CDC.
Patient - Patient Demographics, Address History etc.
Assessment - Site of TB, previous diagnosis of TB and Risk factors
Meds - TB Medications being taken
DOT - Directly Observed Therapy and if treatment/meds stopped the reason why
Susceptibility - Molecular Susceptibility
Bacteriology - Drug susceptibility etc.
MDR - Observes the side effects of the various prescribed medications
Requirements
Skill
Required /Preferred
Years
Candidate Experience
Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university with coursework in Computer Science or management systems.
Required
TB Patient Management (TBPM) System
Required
6
Update TB workflows to better align with TBPM processes
Required
6
Build in processes to ingest TB eCRs and ELR data feeds
Required
6
Streamline the data extract Message Mapping Guide (MMG) for transmission to the CDC
Required
6

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