Employment Opportunities

Administrative Assistant 1 or Administrative Assistant Trainee (NY HELPS) Vacancy ID 199291
Applications due 10/16/25
The Administrative Assistant 1 will provide administrative support to the Wadsworth Center's Physician Office Laboratory Evaluation Program. The candidate will be expected to maintain office procedures; design and maintain electronic office filing systems; maintain efficient work flow; resolve day-to-day operational problems; respond to phone calls; sort mail; organize, expedite and follow up on projects; and coordinate information flow by acting as liaison among key managers and staff. Specific duties also include but are not limited to reviewing and processing applications received from physician office laboratories that are applying for certification to perform clinical testing; accurately entering data into state and federal systems; preparing, modifying and editing documents; processing purchase orders, travel documents and personnel documents; managing calendars and scheduling of inspections; handling time sensitive and confidential information requests, and preparing executive level correspondence. 

Business Systems Analyst 1 (NY HELPS) Vacancy ID 198979
Applications due 10/14/25
A Business Analyst with IT expertise is critically needed to support the Newborn Screening (NBS) Program. NBS performs medical tests to identify babies with certain disorders, which without intervention, may permanently impact newborns and their families. NBS relies on the highly customized Natus software as its Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), which is essential for reporting and managing newborn screening results, including timely follow-up on abnormal findings. Given the complexity of the system and its integration into daily operations, such as the Health Commerce System and the Universal Public Health Node, a dedicated analyst with a strong understanding of information technology is necessary to ensure a smooth transition as the program undergoes changes in licensing, server environments, and platform migrations. NBS must adapt to meet new demands in data management, storage, system updates/upgrades, cybersecurity, and long-term maintenance. This role is essential to maintain system functionality, protect data integrity, and ensure the continued delivery of this vital public health service.