FW: HP Position Open in Texas

[Phil Shaver <Phil.Shaver@TDH.STATE.TX.US>]

The following position is posted by the Texas Department of Health.  DO NOT

respond to me about this posting, the appropriate contact information is

given below.



A Health Physicist (Environmental Specialist V) position available within

the Texas Bureau of Radiation Control, located at BRC's central office in

Austin, is posted on the Texas Department of Health's Bureau of Human

Resources job list web page at a salary range from $3518-$3866 per month.

To review the position description, Chief, Medical and Academic Licensing

Program, access the web site www.tdh.state.tx.us/bhr/joblist.htm and select:



Monthly salary:		$3518.00+

City:				Austin

Job Classification:	Public Health Professions

Sort Results by:		Salary Descending



Submit Query and look for Posting Requisition Number:  02-TDH-0489 [soon

should be able to click on the Posting Requisition Number to be linked to a

copy of the position description].



Information and forms necessary to submit an application are also available

at the department's HR site at the following URL:

http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/bhr/BHRJOB.htm.



Applications must be received no later than the close of business, June 7,

2002, at the following address [or faxed to (512) 458-7409]:



Texas Department of Health

1100 West 49th Street

Austin, TX 78756-3199

(Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm)

(Application Drop Box at front entrance) 



The person selected for the position will supervise and lead projects and

activities of the Medical and Academic Licensing Program.  Work involves

planning, developing, and/or supervising program teams for licensing

activities for medical and academic uses with radioactive material; and

coordinating special environmental projects in the areas of health physics

(radiological health).  Performs highly advanced health physics

(radiological health) work to evaluate proposed equipment, facilities,

procedures and personnel for adequacy to minimize danger to public health

and safety of the environment.  Plans, assigns and/or supervises the work of

others in carrying out assigned projects.  Works under direction with

extensive latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.

Serves as project leader and/or project team member in other Bureau

activities as needed.



For additional information concerning the specific duties and

responsibilities of the position, please contact the following:



Peter H. Myers

Deputy Division Director for Licensing

Division of Licensing, Registration

   and Standards

Bureau of Radiation Control

(512) 834-6688 x 2209

(512) 834-6690 (FAX) 

pete.myers@tdh.state.tx.us

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