FWD: OEM: NIOSH positions may soon be available

[liselin@planetx.bloomu.edu (Louis H Iselin)]

Note that a HEALTH PHYSICS position is listed in the following announcement 
cross posted from the OEM list.

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>From: "Ruder, Avima M." <amr2@NIOSHE1.EM.CDC.GOV>
>To: epi methods list messages <EPIDEMIO-L@CC.UMONTREAL.CA>,
>        occ-env-med list <occ-env-med-l@MC.DUKE.EDU>
>Cc: "Schnorr, Teresa M." <ths1@NIOSHE1.EM.CDC.GOV>,
>        "DiMuzio, Martha A." <MAD2@NIOSHE2.EM.CDC.GOV>
>Subject: OEM: NIOSH positions may soon be available
>Date: Thu, 07 Nov 96 12:46:00 EST
>Message-Id: <3281A237@SmtpOut.em.cdc.gov>

>The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) may soon 
>have a number of positions available in the Division of Surveillance, Hazard 
>Evaluations and Field Studies, Cincinnati Ohio

>Medical Officer- 2 positions
>Responsible for design and conduct of health evaluations of employees in a 
>variety of occupational settings

>Responsible for design and conduct of occupational public health 
>surveillance programs

>Epidemiologist - 3 positions
>Responsible for conduct of epidemiologic studies to examine the relationship 
>between work organization and development of cardiovascular, psychological & 
>musculoskeletal disorders.

>Responsible for conduct of occupational epidemiologic studies.  Research 
>areas include: cancer, cardiovascular disease, reproductive function, 
>immunotoxicity, indoor environmental quality, ergonomics, and markers of 
>exposure and disease.

>Responsible for conduct of occupational epidemiologic studies among workers 
>at Department of Energy facilities. Exposures include ionizing and 
>non-ionizing radiation, metals, and solvents.

>Industrial Hygienist - 1 position
>Responsible for conduct of studies in support of hazard surveillance efforts 
>including design and conduct of field studies, and technical consultation.

>Biostatistician - 1 position
>Responsible for design input and statistical analysis of a variety of 
>occupational epidemiologic studies.  Statistical methods include: logistic 
>and Poisson regression, survival analysis, multivariate analysis, linear 
>models, categorical data analysis and survey design.

>Health Physicist - 1 position
>Responsible for design & development of dose assessments for use in 
>occupational epidemiologic studies.  These studies examine associations 
>between adverse health outcomes among workers exposed to radiation & other 
>exposures at Department of Energy facilities.

>Contact: Martha Dimuzio (513) 841-4291
>MAD2@NIOSHE2.EM.CDC.GOV
>National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
>Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
>Department of Health and Human Services
>4676 Columbia Parkway
>Cincinnati, Ohio  45220
>NIOSH is an equal opportunity employer
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Louis H. Iselin, Ph.D.           * Go Gators! *                   <*>
Assistant Professor of Physics (Health Physics Program)
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania      liselin@planetx.bloomu.edu
Bloomsburg PA  17815-1399                             lhi@poboxes.com