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[Thomas Bauer <BAUER%PUCC.bitnet@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu>]

July 4, 1994

Please consider the following resume for a position that will provide
opportunities in the fields of public health, safety, and/or environmental
protection.  I would like to emphasize the following points
which I feel qualify me for your consideration.

1.  Experience in program planning and development
2.  Ability to successfully manage many projects simultaneously.
3.  A facility for working effectively with people at all levels of
    management.
4.  Experience in administration, general management, and
    presentations.
5.  A genuine desire to do an outstanding job in anything I
    undertake.

                       Thank you for your consideration.
                  ___________________________________________

Thomas J. Bauer
15-06 Pheasant Hollow Drive
Plainsboro, NJ 08542
Tel/Fax: (609) 936-8660
bauer@pucc.princeton.edu
TomB864512@aol.com


OBJECTIVE:
Seeking an administrative or technical position.

SUMMARY:
*  Advanced degrees in biophysics and public health.

*  Twenty years' experience in radiation safety, industrial hygiene, and
    general safety.

*  U.S. Department of Energy "L" Security Clearance.

*  Responsibilities have included direction of safety programs in diverse
    academic, governmental, and industrial environments.

*  Significant involvement in professional society and community service
    activities.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
1992-present:  Princeton University, Princeton, NJ

Health and Safety Manager for the Department of Molecular Biology.
Duties include implementation, interpretation, and educational aspects of
governmental regulatory matters as they relate to radioactive, chemical,
medical, and biohazardous materials, and administration of extensive
emergency, fire, and safety program.  Responsible for the departmental
decay-in-storage facility, chemical hygiene plan, the bloodborne pathogen
program, and laboratory safety standards.
Consultant and technical writer on radiological safety for the
installation of the fusion project tritium injection and recovery systems.


1991-1992:  U.S. Department of Energy, Pinellas Plant, Largo,FL -
General Engineer/Physical Scientist (Safety), ES&H and Compliance
Branch

Provided professional support and advice to DOE on radiation and
other safety matters and on the engineering aspects of the contractor's
safety programs to assure that adequate measures were provided for the
safety of personnel, for the prevention of damage to property, and to
identify the safety effects of the operations of a production plant on the
general public.  This interdisciplinary position involved chemical
manufacturing processes, hazardous and radioactive waste processing,
handling and storage, and consideration of the movement of contaminants in
the air, water, and soil.


1981-1990: University of Hawaii, Manoa, University Environmental Healh
and Safety Officer

Developed, promoted, and administered a comprehensive, campus-
wide Environmental Health and Safety Program that included occupational
health and safety, hazardous waste management, radiation safety, fire
safety, diving safety, and biohazards safety.  Responsible for the University's
compliance with applicable county, state, and federal environmental, health,
and safety regulations.
Consultant to Mid-Pacific Medical Physics for the calibration and service of
diagnostic and theraputic radiation devices.
Clinical Professor of Public Health, University of Hawaii School of Public
Health.

1977-1981: University of Florida, Gainesville, University Radiation
Control Officer

Consulted with potential radiation users and evaluated all proposed
procedures that involved the use of radioactive materials or radiation
producing devices.  RSO for the University, Medical Center, and 100kw
research reactor. Reviewed experimental procedures, safety equipment, and
detection techniques.


1972-1977:  Princeton University, Princeton, NJ; Assistant
Director,
Office of Occupational Health and Safety; University Health Physics
Officer

Responsible for health and safety matters in University laboratories,
including the Princeton Particle Accelerator, and the Princeton Plasma
Physics Laboratory.

EDUCATION:
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH in Environmental Health
Harvard University, Boston, MA 1972

MASTER OF SCIENCE in Biophysics
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1971

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE in Mathematics and Chemistry
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1970

Non-degree programs in Public Health, Emergency Response (FEMA), Decision
Science & Computer Science, Professional Management, and Industrial
Hygiene (Ph.D. Candidate, Temple University).

PROFESSIONAL SOCITIES:
Health Physics Society, American Industrial Hygiene Society, American
Association of Physicists in Medicine, Laser Institute of America, National
Safety Council

PUBLICATIONS:
"Rethinking Low-Level Radioactive Waste Generation and Disposal at a Large
University-Medical Complex," Bolch, W.E. and Bauer, Thomas J., University of
Florida Press

"Characteristics of a High Sensitivity Collimator for an Anger Camera,"
(Master's Thesis)

COMMUNITY SERVICE:
Governor's Advisory Committee of Radiation Safety, State of Hawaii-Vice
Chairman, 1983-1989: Governor's Conference on Health Promotion and
Disease Prevention, Committee on Toxic Agents and Radiation Control, 1984-
1990.

PERSONAL:
Commercial Pilot's Licence, Instrument Rating; Certified SCUBA Diver;
President, Florida Chapter Health Physics Society; former Scoutmaster;
National Honor Society