job posting

[Michael Dupray <MRDupray@lbl.gov>]

Currently, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has and opening for

Health Physicist 3/4.



There will also be openings posted soon for Technicians. Resumes are

being accepted. Please respond to me personally.



Department: Environ & Rad Protection

Date Opened: 06/11/2002



Working within the Environmental Health and Safety Division (EH&S) the

Health Physicist will support the Operational Health Physics Group(OHP).

The OHP Group provides health physics support to the LBNL research

community including the 88" Cyclotron, the Biomedical ImagingFacility

(PET/Cyclotron), biomedical and actinide chemistry research. To learn

more about the Environmental Health and Safety Division's work. 



Note: There are two classifications for this position: H10.3 Health

Physicist 3, and H10.4 Health Physicist 4. Classification will be

determined by the demonstrated knowledge, skills, and abilities of the

selected candidate. 



Duties: Essential - The selected candidate will be responsible for

working in close cooperation with LBNL research staff to implement and

maintain radiation work authorizations issued to control the use of

unsealed and sealed radioisotopes. Responsibilities include performing

hazards evaluations, recommending appropriate controls and monitoring,

conducting audits of work areas and facilities, performing ALARA

reviews, recommending corrective actions when necessary, and monitoring

employee external and internal doses. Additional responsibilities

include writing applicable procedures, evaluating radiation monitoring

equipment, supervision of radiological control technicians, managing

required records and performing radiation safety training. The position

reports to the OHP group leader. 



Qualifications: Essential - The candidate must possess a B.S. in health

physics or related discipline plus a minimum of seven years experience

in radiological safety at the professional level. Advanced degrees/and

or progression toward certification (CHP) are desired and may be

substituted for experience requirement. Excellent written and oral

communication skills, previous supervisory responsibilities, and project

management experience are required. Marginal - Ph.D. in Health Physics

or related science. Direct experience with the development and

implementation of programs to meet 10CFR835, 49CFR and part 20

requirements. Direct experience managing diverse radiation safety

issues.

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