Mgr, Quality Evaluation
Job in
Itasca, DuPage County, Illinois, 60143, USA
Listing for:
American Academy of Pediatrics
Full Time
position
Listed on 2026-08-02
Job specializations:
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 102105 - 107777 USD Yearly
USD
102105.00
107777.00
YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
TITLE:
Manager, Quality Evaluation (Grant-funded)
REPORTING RELATIONSHIP:
Manager, Quality Measurement and Evaluation
BASIC FUNCTION:
Manage evaluation and measurement activities for public health and quality improvement (QI) programs at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and other assigned initiatives, trainings, and grant-funded efforts.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Design program evaluation strategies to assess performance, implementation, and impact of public health and healthcare QI initiatives.Design and maintain dynamic dashboards and visualizations that track performance, outcomes, and impact in real time across multiple initiatives. Develop automated data and reporting frameworks that connect and integrate multiple data sources, ensuring data quality, consistency, and accuracy to deliver user-friendly dashboards and visualizations.Design, implement, and continuously refine measurement and evaluation strategies for assigned public health, QI, and organizational initiatives. Establish comprehensive evaluation frameworks, performance measures, and data collection methodologies; lead the development of project charters, logic models, key driver diagrams, surveys, and other assessments to generate actionable insights, demonstrate impact, and inform decision‑making.Translate complex data analyses and evaluation findings into clear, actionable insights for diverse internal and external audiences, tailoring communication to drive understanding and action through written reports, presentations, slide decks, dashboards or other deliverables.Analyze and synthesize quantitative and qualitative data using mixed-methods evaluation approaches to assess program performance, identify trends, outcomes, and opportunities for improvement, and generate insights that inform implementation strategies and data-driven decision making.Apply evaluation frameworks and data analytic methods to assess and monitor QI initiatives, providing consultation to staff and participants on interpreting performance data, measuring progress, and refining implementation strategies to improve outcomes. Utilize the data platforms (e.g., REDCap and PowerBI) to collect, manage, analyze, and visualize QI data; lead participant onboarding and provide technical assistance; develop dashboards and reports, and generate data-based recommendations to drive improvement.Develop and implement processes for data cleaning, standardization, and validation to ensure high-quality datasets for evaluation and continuous improvement. Identify opportunities for automation and process improvements to streamline reporting and enhance evaluation efficiency.Develop Institutional Review Board (IRB), Maintenance of Certification (MOC), Continuing Medical Education (CME) applications, as needed.Provide technical assistance to project staff, pediatric practices, and other stakeholders involved in QI and public health initiatives.Collaborate with staff, advisory groups, and subject matter experts to ensure completion of all assigned grant deliverables.Contribute to internal and external reporting, including grant reports, stakeholder updates, and tracking systems.Prepare abstracts, manuscripts, and presentations to disseminate findings at national conferences and through publications.Respond to inquiries from collaborators, AAP staff, clinicians, academic institutions, and other partners regarding program activities.Perform other duties as assigned.EDUCATION:Bachelor's degree in public health, social science, health science or related discipline required, or an equivalent combination of relevant education and work experience including some coursework or professional training/certification in program evaluation, measurement, and/or quantitative/qualitative analysis. Master's degree in related discipline preferred.
EXPERIENCE:At least two years' related experience in program evaluation; public health or social science research; public health program coordination, management, or implementation; quality improvement; and/or health education required. Experience with quantitative/qualitative analysis required. Experience with database management, data…
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