[ RadSafe ] FW: [AMRSO] Sr. HP Opening at Yale University

[Demopoulos, Paul]

Anyone have an experienced university HP that I can steal? ;) In all
seriousness - this is a superior opportunity for a university or medical
'people-person' HP looking to take it to the next level. Successful
candidate must love working with lab folks, be passionate about giving
excellent training sessions, and enjoy mentoring and motivating other
EHS staff. Please forward the attached posting to HP's you feel may be
interested. To be considered, applicants must apply on line via the
instructions provided below, but I am happy to field questions and
supply more information directly. Thank you for your help!

 

Tammy J. Stemen, CHP

Radiation Safety Officer

EHS

Yale University

(203) 737-2140

tammy.stemen at yale.edu

 

 

Yale University is looking for a Senior Health Physicist to join our
dynamic Environmental Health and Safety office.  With four Nuclear
Regulatory Commission licenses, State registrations for numerous x-ray
units and accelerators, over 2300 radioactive material users, and a
state of the art PET Center, the radiation safety program at Yale is an
exciting place to use your skills as a Health Physicist. Yale provides
generous benefits and strongly supports EHS. 

 

Job Summary: Reporting to the Radiation Safety Officer, the individual
filling this position will serve as a leading member of the Yale EHS
radiation safety team. The Senior Health Physicist will assist the RSO
and mentor EHS Safety Advisors in the implementation and constant
improvement of the University's radiation safety compliance program. The
successful candidate will provide management and oversight to the
radioisotope use and radiation producing equipment authorization and
purchasing programs, administer engaging radiation safety training
programs, oversee the successful completion of radioactive material use
facility audits, perform hazard evaluations and ALARA investigations and
provide general health physics support to all areas of campus where
radioisotopes, sources or radiation producing equipment exists.
Utilizing excellent interpersonal skills the Senior Health Physicist
will develop and maintain professional, service-oriented relationships
with customers and build, support and be part of work teams in our
multi-disciplinary and highly collaborative EHS office.  Program and
database development planning, creative problem-solving, and process
improvement skills are all vital to the successful candidate in this
position.

Required Qualifications:  Six years or more of progressively responsible
health physics experience in a radiation safety program at a research
university, government research facility, medical research center or a
similar research/higher education work environment. Bachelor's or
Master's degree in health physics, radiological health or other
functionally-relevant field. Comprehensive certification by the American
Board of Health Physics is preferred. Excellent writing, speaking,
training and technical skills are required.

 

Salary range is $65,000 to $85,000+. Applications must be submitted on
line via www.yale.edu/jobs (Refer to STARS Req ID 6118BR).  Relocation
assistance is available. For more information and the full position
description, please contact Tammy Stemen, RSO, Yale University, (203)
737-2140, tammy.stemen at yale.edu.

 

Yale University is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer.
Yale values diversity in its faculty, staff, and students and strongly
encourages applications from women and members of underrepresented
minority groups.