Public health jobs in the New York City metro, ranked by fit
This board collects public health administration and program roles from hospitals, health departments, universities and nonprofits across the New York City metro, then ranks each one by how well it fits an administrative public health background. Where a role is paid for by a federal grant, the board links the grant so you can see how stable the funding is.
How to use it
- Browse the ranked list or filter by employer and role type.
- Check the fit score and the funding source for each role.
- Open the posting on the employer's own site to apply.
Methodology and sources
Roles are gathered from employer career pages and public job feeds, deduplicated, and scored against a public health administration profile (program management, grants, compliance, community health). Grant links match employers against USAspending.gov assistance awards. Postings close without notice, so always confirm on the employer's site.
FAQ
Which employers are included?
Hospitals, health systems, city and state health agencies, universities and nonprofits in the New York City metro.
What does the fit score mean?
How closely a role matches a public health administration background: program management, grants, compliance and community health work.
Why show federal grants?
Grant-funded roles depend on that funding. Seeing the grant helps you judge how long a position is likely to last.
Can you build a job board like this for my field or city?
Yes. We build ranked job boards and alerting for any field or region. Start a custom build from the contact page.
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