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Calculate crude prevalence rate, confidence intervals, and explain the results you got in the paper in 20 minutes. Calculator provided. Please explain how you arrived at the answers in your statistical test. Have you analysed a large dataset, please provide examples. How would you clean your data and how would you deal with data errors or missing data. Tell me about data protection and how you would apply it in an analytical environment. Have you had experience with aggregate and/or record level data. Can you explain standardized rates, what about direct and indirect methods. What confidence intervals would you use (visit the 'Fingertips' profile to see which ones they use) Explain how you would carry out a project (project management approach) What are your aspirations. What do you think are the key components of a quality report and how would you produce one for senior management. How would you present complex statistical information to various senior stakeholders. What does 'intelligence' mean within public health.
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Public Health Analyst

Interviewed at Public Health England

3.7★
Jun 1, 2017

Calculate crude prevalence rate, confidence intervals, and explain the results you got in the paper in 20 minutes. Calculator provided. Please explain how you arrived at the answers in your statistical test. Have you analysed a large dataset, please provide examples. How would you clean your data and how would you deal with data errors or missing data. Tell me about data protection and how you would apply it in an analytical environment. Have you had experience with aggregate and/or record level data. Can you explain standardized rates, what about direct and indirect methods. What confidence intervals would you use (visit the 'Fingertips' profile to see which ones they use) Explain how you would carry out a project (project management approach) What are your aspirations. What do you think are the key components of a quality report and how would you produce one for senior management. How would you present complex statistical information to various senior stakeholders. What does 'intelligence' mean within public health.

There were no questions asked other than an availability of start date related to efforts of backing out of the relocation incentive: April 2016 deadline versus requested June 2016 to allow for high school student dependent to finish a school year.
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Public Health Educator

Interviewed at Navy Medicine

3.9★
Feb 28, 2018

There were no questions asked other than an availability of start date related to efforts of backing out of the relocation incentive: April 2016 deadline versus requested June 2016 to allow for high school student dependent to finish a school year.

The basic questions: Name 3 of your attributes. Name 3 weak qualities you have, and how it'll be a positive. How much will you like to make (on the survey). No worries, it's a city job, so salary is set. Setting a low or high number isn't necessary. Name some difficult situations you overcome. How will you deal with the public? What will you do if you have a difficult client? How will you react in a "hypothetical " neighborhood that you're not use to?
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Public Health Sanitarian

Interviewed at New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene

3.5★
Jan 10, 2016

The basic questions: Name 3 of your attributes. Name 3 weak qualities you have, and how it'll be a positive. How much will you like to make (on the survey). No worries, it's a city job, so salary is set. Setting a low or high number isn't necessary. Name some difficult situations you overcome. How will you deal with the public? What will you do if you have a difficult client? How will you react in a "hypothetical " neighborhood that you're not use to?

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