[ RadSafe ] National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory Director Position Announcement

[Erik Nielsen]

The National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory Director position 
was posted on USAJobs today. 


DIRECTOR, NATIONAL AIR AND RADIATION ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY/GS-15

U.S. EPA is seeking a highly skilled and motivated individual to lead one 
of its key air and radiation laboratories. The announcement for the 
position of Director of the National Air and Radiation Environmental 
Laboratory (NAREL) within EPA's Office of Radiation and Indoor Air is 
posted on USAJobs. The announcement closes on Monday, January 30, 2012.

The NAREL director manages a highly technical and experienced group of 
scientists and engineers and a state-of-the-art laboratory facility in 
Montgomery, Alabama. The diverse work of the laboratory includes 
radioanalysis, radiochemistry, hazardous waste analysis and air monitoring 
technical support. The director oversees nationwide activities that 
include: 
· Performing environmental radiation studies and near real-time radiation 
monitoring. 
· Conducting field monitoring and laboratory analyses for radiological 
emergencies and cleanup activities.
· Providing radiological technical support to EPA, other federal agencies 
and states. 

Applicants should have strong technical experience in radiation monitoring 
and analysis as well as strong management experience.

EPA consistently ranks as one of the top federal agencies in which to 
work, offering solid benefits and a flexible work environment. 

All applications must be submitted through USAJobs to be considered. 
Federal employees should submit applications through 
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/306462900.
        All other candidates should submit applications through 
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/306462000 




Erik C. Nielsen
Health Physicist
USEPA, National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory
540 South Morris Ave.
Montgomery, AL 36115
Phone 334-270-3475
Fax 334-270-3454

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