Radiation Safety Specialist Position

["Burba, Michael (BURBAMJ)" <BURBAMJ@UCMAIL.UC.EDU>]

RADIATION SAFETY SPECIALIST
(20CM2315) Department of Radiation Safety. Perform day-to-day oversight of
the Radiation Control and Safety Program. The program covers 3
licenses, including a medical broad scope license and 11 registrations.
There
are approximately 265 authorized users, 600 labs and 3000 radiation workers
under the program. The specialist is assigned a specified part of the
overall program to oversee/provide radiation safety assistance to users of
radiation sources, audit authorized users of radioactive material and their
labs for safe use and regulatory compliance, assign and review surveys
performed and supervise response to radiological incidents; and conduct
initial training/annual retraining sessions along with performing other
duties assigned on a rotating basis. Other duties: Perform surveys of
radiation generating equipment; supervise receipt of radioactive materials;
manage radioactive waste disposal operations; perform ALARA investigations;
perform leak tests of sealed sources; supervise calibration of instruments;
perform bioassays; and other miscellaneous duties. 
Min. Quals.: Bachelor's degree in Health Physics or related field or
equivalent exp. or bachelor's degree in life or physical science and 1 yr.
related experience. Must pass a departmentally administered test and must be
agile/dexterous. The ideal candidate will have skills in Microsoft
PowerPoint and Word 2000 in a Windows environment. Resumes accepted until
filled. Salary range is $27,861-$53,579. Final salary is set by Compensation
upon review of a candidate's applicable experience and qualifications.
Send resumes (noting control #) to: Office of Employment Services,
University of Cincinnati, PO Box 0117, Cincinnati OH 45221-0117. AA/EOE



Mike Burba
Assistant Radiation Safety Officer
University of Cincinnati
Michael.burba@uc.edu
(513) 558-4110
(513) 558-9905  Fax

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