Health Physicist Position

["Feldman, Gerald" <gfeldman@MSX.NDC.MC.UCI.EDU>]

Good Day,



The University of California, Irvine Medical Center has a job opportunity

for an experienced Health Physicist and is inviting applications from

qualified candidates.



Summary:



Under the direction of the Manager of Facilities and Safety Management and

the Radiation Safety Officer, the Health Physicist is responsible for

assisting with the development, management, implementation and oversight of

the day-to-day operations of the on-going medical and research radiation

protection programs at UCI Medical Center. This includes; development and

implementation of radiological safety policy and procedures, assuring

compliance with all state and federal regulations concerning the use of

radioactive materials and radiation-producing machines, assisting with the

administration of the Medical Center's license for the use of radioactive

materials, medical and laboratory monitoring and control, radiological

security, emergency planning and response, facility design and review, and

technical support for Radiation Use Authorizations (RUA's). The Health

Physicist provides expert-level radiation safety support for radiation

safety staff, general and specific radiation safety training, and responds

to radiological events. Qualified candidate serves as Assistant RSO.



Please go to: http://www.ucihs.uci.edu/hris/bulletin/btBulletin.asp?id=MM

and click on job number MM00703D to see the complete listing.  Applications

must be made electronically, so please see the "Notes to Applicants" and

"How to Apply" tabs on the site above for instructions.





Gerald Feldman, M.S.

Radiation Safety Officer

UCI Medical Center

101 The City Drive

Building 27, Rt. 107

Orange, California 92868

gfeldman@uci.edu

714-456-5607 - Voice

714-634-8639 - FAX 

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