RSO Position

[Stuart Rosenberg <stuart@scripps.edu>]

The Scripps Research Institute, the nation's largest not-for-profit
biomedical research facility, is actively recruiting a Radiation Safety
Officer to manage their comprehensive radiation program.  The selected
candidate will be responsible for overseeing a broad-scope radioactive
materials license.  The program encompasses approximately 200 laboratories,
1000 radioactive materials users, and a GCRC.  The RSO is responsible for
the development and implementation of all health physics programs inclusive
of education, internal and external dosimetry, contamination control,
radioactive waste management, regulatory interface, etc.

This key management position functions within a fully integrated and
comprehensive Environmental Health and Safety Department.  Candidates must
have five years of professional health physics experience of which at least
two years must be in an academic environment.  A master's degree in Health
Physics or a related field or Bachelors Degree and comprehensive
certification by the American Board of Health Physics is also required.  The
ideal candidate will have extensive management experience, excellent
interpersonal skills, and a focus towards customer service and satisfaction.

A competitivie salary, an outstanding flexible benefits program, on-site
child care, and a stable and challenging work environment are offered.  The
Scripps Research Institute values and supports diversity in its work
force/AA/EOE.

Submit your resume referencing position EHRSEM610 to
                       Heather Kelch
                       Employment Recruiter
                       The Scripps Research Institute 
                       10550 North Torrey Pines Road, TPC-11
                       La Jolla, CA 92037

or Fax to              Heather Kelch
                       (619)784-8071