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Supervisor/team lead for case investigation and contact tracing COVID-19 response template job description

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    Case investigation and contact tracing is the process of working with a person (patient) who has been diagnosed with an infectious disease to identify and provide support to other people (contacts) who have been exposed ; through close contact with the patient. This process is a core disease control measure that has been employed by health department personnel for decades and is a key strategy for preventing the spread of COVID-19. The Case Investigator and Contact Tracing Supervisor or Team Lead provides direction, support, and supervision for a team of staff who conduct disease intervention activities with people (patients) with probable, suspected, and laboratory-confirmed diagnoses of COVID-19, AND people (contacts), who may have been exposed to the virus, through close contact with a person diagnosed with COVID-19. ; cdc.gov/coronavirus ; CS 318148-A 07/16/2020 ; COVID19-supervisory-team-lead-508.pdf
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