RSO position

["Miles McCord" <mmccord@howard.edu>]

The following post is an announcement about an available position for RSO at

Howard University & Hospital.  Note the closing date for this announcement

is Jul 29.  Please, DO NOT reply to me about this announcement.

Appropriate contact information is given below or from HU website

http://www.howard.edu/administration/    and proceed to "Job Opportunities."



MMcCord, Ph.D.

Howard University Hospital





HU DEPARTMENT: Office of the Senior Vice President for Health Sciences

POSITION TYPE:Managerial

POSITION TITLE: Radiation Safety Program Manager & Health Physics

Specialist, HU-15 Salary commensurate with experience

GENERAL FUNCTIONS: Directs, develops and maintains a comprehensive

radiological safety program at Howard University and Hospital to ensure a

healthy environment for patients, researchers, employees, visitors and

students. Establishes

protocols that confirm performance of radiation safety activities in

accordance with approved procedures and regulatory requirements in the daily

operation of Howard University and Hospital's byproduct material and

ionizing radiation program.

These functions are performed consonant with all applicable

District of Columbia and Federal laws and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

(NRC) regulations and the University and Hospital's philosophy, policies,

procedures and standards.  Provides direction and leadership for formulation

and application

of a specific program to manage radiation hazards. Performs other

job-related duties as assigned.

MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Post Master's

Degree training and certification in a relevant field of science

pertinent to work unit and one year of full time experience as a

Radiation Safety Technologist at a medical institution under the

supervision of the individual identified as the Radiation Safety

Officer on a Commission or Agreement State license that

authorizes the medical use of byproduct material; OR is an

authorized user identified on the licensee's license. Certification

by the American Board of Science in Nuclear Medicine or other

relevant professional certification. Classroom and laboratory

training and experience as follows: 200 hours of classroom and

laboratory training that includes Radiation physics and

instrumentation; Radiation Protection; Mathematics pertaining to

the use and measurement of radioactivity; Radiation biology; and

Radiopharmaceutical chemistry. Five or more years of related

administrative experience; OR, any equivalent combination of

experience, training and/or education approved by Human

Resource Management.



TO APPLY:You must file an application by the closing date July 29, 2003.



PHONE: (202) 806-7714

FAX: (202) 806-5315

E-MAIL:

Preferred method of contact: In-Person





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