HP Position Opening at Texas Bureau of Radiation Control

[Glenn Corbin <Glenn.Corbin@TDH.STATE.TX.US>]

A Health Physicist (Environmental Specialist V) position available within

the Texas Bureau of Radiation Control is posted on the Texas Department of

Health's Bureau of Human Resources job list web page, today, September 23,

2003.  To review the position description access the following web site

www.tdh.state.tx.us/bhr/joblist.htm and select:

Category:			Licensing / Regulation

Agency:			Texas Department of Health (TDH)

Department:			Comp. & Inspection (Rad. Control)

Monthly salary:		$3,518.00 - $4,156.00

City:				Austin

Submit Query and look for Posting Requisition Number: 033869

Information and forms necessary to submit an application are also available

at the site.



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

1, 2003, at the following address:



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 general description of the position follows:  With extensive latitude

for the use of initiative and independent judgment serves as emergency

planner and the South Texas Project Team Leader. Under the direction of and

in coordination with the Deputy Director, Emergency Response and

Investigation, develops or reviews and updates as necessary, procedures

relating to emergency response to radiological accidents. Develops technical

documents and methods for improved emergency management. Reviews and

prepares written comments and/or evaluation of other-agency plans,

procedures and related documents. Identifies radiological instrumentation,

supplies, and equipment necessary for emergency response and personnel

protection. Writes specifications and prepares other paperwork necessary for

purchase. Plans, assigns, and coordinates the work of other Project

Planners. Develops appropriate emergency response team training. Conducts

emergency response drills and exercises for response team members. May

represent the Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Radiation Control in the

resolution of emergency response planning and response issues raised by or

otherwise affecting other federal, state or local government agencies or

public utility industries. Evaluates statistical and radiological data;

interprets results; and prepares highly advanced technical reports of

findings. Performs other duties as assigned. Participates as a member of the

Bureau's Emergency Response Team.    



Bob Free

Texas Department of Health

Bureau of Radiation Control

Tel No.: (512) 834-6688, Ext 2022

robert.free@tdh.state.tx.us 







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