Education and Experience: A combination of related education with a degree in public health, public policy, healthcare administration, public administration, behavioral health, urban planning, or a closely related field, and/or relevant experience in state or local public health program implementation, including informing policy or systems changes, providing technical assistance to grantees/partners, grant/contract monitoring, project workflow coordination, and building multi-sector partnerships equal to seven (7) years. The statewide chronic disease programs within the HPCDP Branch include Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention, Comprehensive Cancer Control, Colorectal Cancer Control, Diabetes Prevention and Management, Alzheimer's and Related Dementias, Healthy Eating and Active Living, the Cancer, Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Disease Grants Program, and the Tobacco Education, Prevention and Cessation Grants Program.