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list of the health physics related positions available in the Chicagoland area and the surrounding region. The accuracy of information
provided in job postings is the responsibility of the author/employer; MWCHPS is
not responsible for the content of postings.
The job postings below are ordered by date (most recent at the top). Listings
are generally removed three months after posting unless renewed by the author.
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Title: Health Physics Technician I
(3 vacancies) Employer/Location: Illinois Emergency Management
Agency, Springfield, IL Type: Full-time Salary: 4476-6124 (monthly) Description: Under
general direction of the Unit Supervisor, performs responsible duties
associated with the review of health physics, security, and radiation
protection plans and programs, evaluates radioactive material license
applications, inspects radioactive material licensees, and investigates
potential radiation hazards. Performs activities related to the enforcement
of radiological health laws and regulations. Experience: Requires
knowledge, skill and mental development equivalent to completion of a
Bachelor's Degree with major course work in physics, chemistry, engineering,
or mathematics and preferably including course work in nuclear sciences.
Requires one (1) year of professional experience in the practice of health
physics, radiochemistry, environmental safety, or related field. Requires
working knowledge of ionizing radiation, the physical and chemical properties
of radioisotopes, and the biological and physical effects of radiation.
Requires working knowledge of applicable radiation protection standards,
familiarity with radiation measuring equipment, radiochemistry, and
environmental monitoring methods. Requires knowledge of basic statistical
methods, graphics, and report preparation. Requires ability to maintain
records, perform data input and analysis and prepare technical reports document
investigations, sample results and other technical subjects and use personal
computers. Requires ability to understand and apply rules, regulations,
survey procedures, and sample collection procedures. Requires ability to
communicate clearly and effectively, orally and in writing. To Apply: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/illinois/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=354628 Posted: 8/11/11 Closes: 8/24/11 |
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Title: Radiological Safety Officer
(#318121) Employer/Location: Argonne National Laboratory, Type: Regular, full-time Salary: not posted Description: Responsible for the leading
and improving the ANL Radiological Protection Program to become a recognized
strength of Argonne National Laboratory. This includes, but not limited to
the radiological protection program description, development of implementing
procedures, evaluating effectiveness of the program and serving as the point
of contact at ANL for radiological issues. Ensures that appropriate DOE
requirements are addressed. Experience: Comprehensive knowledge of
radiological protection methods, processes, and program issues. Comprehensive
experience working with radiological protection requirements as related to
DOE and other nuclear facilities. Comprehensive skills in verbal and written
communication. Comprehensive ability to effectively communicate problems and
solutions to upper management and line organizations in emergency situations.
Considerable knowledge of DOE Orders and other guidance and regulatory
documents on radiological protection. Considerable leadership and team
building skills to build new Radiological Safety organization and deal with
legacy issues. Considerable ability to develop and maintain good
interpersonal relationships. This level of knowledge and skills are usually
acquired through formal education (graduate degree or equivalent) in Health
Physics or Physical Science, plus 7 to 10 years of experience in Radiation
Protection Program Management. Certification by the American Board of Health
Physics preferred. Ph.D. and 10+ years experience/equivalent,
Master's Degree and 12+ years of experience/equivalent, Bachelor's Degree and
15+ years experience/equivalent. To Apply: http://www.anl.gov/jobsearch/detail.jsp?userreqid=318121+ESQ Posted: 7/30/11 |
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