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Re: Position Announcement, New York City Department of Health
I understand the department is constrained by the Cities requirements,
however this position:
1. requires a NYC residency
2. requires a residency in poverty (at $55,000 max in NY)
3. requires a graduate degree
Any one of these narrows the field significantly, added together.... It
does seem a stretch that advertising on RADSAFE with these constraints is
going to be productive.
The department is extorted (oh, I mean constrained) by the City, however,
it is the departments decision where to advertise and how frequently.
Hopefully we won't get repeated announcements like UCLA, SLAC, the State
of ____, puts out. If the deparment is simply fulfilling the requirements
then it should state "sorry, we know this is a low salary but we must
show an attempt...".
Just my opinion,
jm_rad@juno.com
On Wed, 25 Nov 1998 09:56:30 -0600 (CST) nychealth9@erols.com writes:
>Robert,
>The Bureau does not consider it inconceivable that there are some
>reading
>RadSafe who might be interested in employment with the City of New
>York in a
>Bureau concerned with radiology. The Bureau also believes that those
>same
>people might have some interested in the specific City rules which
>govern
>eligibility for such a position. Although the Bureau does not set
>the
>particular requirements outline in your response, it does abide by
>them.
>
>We are also confident that your analogy to “true, double-stage HEPA
>efficiency” must be a compliment.
>
>Thank you for your interest.
>
>Ken Daniel
>nychealth9@erols.com
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert_A_Jones@RL.gov <Robert_A_Jones@RL.gov>
>To: Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
>Date: Tuesday, November 24, 1998 3:30 PM
>Subject: RE: Position Announcement, New York City Department of Health
>
>
>>Why post this on RadSafe (see below)? I'll bet this is true,
>>double-stage HEPA efficiency.
>>
>>"New York City residency is required. If you were educated in a
>foreign
>>school, you must submit an evaluation of your foreign education from
>an
>>approved organization with your resume."
>>
>>Robert A. Jones Robert_A_Jones@rl.gov
>>Health Physicist phone: (509)376-8528
>>PFP Radiological Control fax: (509)373-4274
>>Hanford, WA Hanford Pager: 85-6559
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: nychealth9@erols.com [SMTP:nychealth9@erols.com]
>> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 1998 2:45 PM
>> To: Multiple recipients of list
>> Subject: Position Announcement, New York City Department
>>of Health
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>> Unit Head, Radioactive Materials Licensing Section, Bureau of =
>> Radiological Health, New York City Department of Health
>>(Research =
>> Scientist)
>>
>> Salary: $47,587 to $55,652
>>
>> Job Description
>>
>> Applying sound health physics principles and New York City Codes
>>in the =
>> evaluation of radioactive material license applications for
>>human-use =
>> and non-human use facilities in New York City. Assisting in the
>>=
>> coordination and participation of the Bureau with State,
>>National and =
>> International radiation regulatory agencies in assembling
>>safety, =
>> accident and incident data for statistical and epidemiological
>>research =
>> and medical use. Supervising and training subordinate (Senior
>>Scientist, =
>> Scientist-Radiological Health) in radiation health physics
>>issues =
>> related to the licensing and inspection of radioactive material
>>for =
>> research and medical use. Preparing, editing and updating
>>license =
>> guidance documents and other technical documents and advisories
>>related =
>> to radioactive materials licensing. Overseeing the Radioactive
>>Materials =
>> Inspection Section in formulating laboratory protocols for the =
>> identification of unknown radioactive materials through liquid =
>> scintillation, gamma-ray spectroscopy and multichannel
>>analyzers. =
>> Providing leadership to subordinates in the interpretation of
>>data and =
>> data findings
>>
>> Preferred Skills
>>
>> Experience in a radiation control program or other position
>>which =
>> provided training in the use, control and evaluation of
>>radioactive =
>> materials, including review of license materials. Excellent
>>verbal, =
>> written, and computer skills.
>>
>> Qualification Requirements
>>
>> (1) A doctorate degree from an accredited university with
>>specialization =
>> in an appropriate field of physical, biological or behavioral
>>science =
>> and one year of experience in a responsible supervisory or =
>> administrative capacity in the appropriate field of
>>specialization: or =
>> (2) A master=92s degree from an accredited university with =
>> specialization in an appropriate field of physical, biological
>>or =
>> behavioral science and three years of responsible experience in
>>the =
>> appropriate field of specialization, including one year in a
>>responsible =
>> supervisory or administrative capacity: or (3) A satisfactory =
>> equivalent. However, all candidates must have a master=92s
>>degree in an =
>> appropriate field as described in "2" above.
>>
>> New York City residency is required. If you were educated in a
>>foreign =
>> school, you must submit an evaluation of your foreign education
>>from an =
>> approved organization with your resume.=20
>>
>>
>>
>> To apply, please e-mail resume to=20
>>
>> nychealth9@erols.com
>>
>> or submit resume to :
>>
>> Kenneth Daniel,Bureau of Radiological Health, 2 Lafayette
>>Street-llth =
>> Floor,New York, NY 10007
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>> <P>Unit Head, Radioactive Materials Licensing Section, Bureau of
>>=
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>> Health, New York City Department of Health (Research
>>Scientist)</P>
>> <P>Salary: $47,587 to $55,652</P>
>> <P>Job Description</P>
>> <P>Applying sound health physics principles and New York City
>>Codes in =
>> the=20
>> evaluation of radioactive material license applications for
>>human-use =
>> and=20
>> non-human use facilities in New York City. Assisting in the
>>coordination =
>> and=20
>> participation of the Bureau with State, National and
>>International =
>> radiation=20
>> regulatory agencies in assembling safety, accident and incident
>>data for =
>>
>> statistical and epidemiological research and medical use.
>>Supervising =
>> and=20
>> training subordinate (Senior Scientist, Scientist-Radiological
>>Health) =
>> in=20
>> radiation health physics issues related to the licensing and
>>inspection =
>> of=20
>> radioactive material for research and medical use. Preparing,
>>editing =
>> and=20
>> updating license guidance documents and other technical
>>documents and =
>> advisories=20
>> related to radioactive materials licensing. Overseeing the
>>Radioactive =
>> Materials=20
>> Inspection Section in formulating laboratory protocols for the =
>> identification of=20
>> unknown radioactive materials through liquid scintillation,
>>gamma-ray=20
>> spectroscopy and multichannel analyzers. Providing leadership to
>>=
>> subordinates in=20
>> the interpretation of data and data findings</P>
>> <P>Preferred Skills</P>
>> <P>Experience in a radiation control program or other position
>>which =
>> provided=20
>> training in the use, control and evaluation of radioactive
>>materials, =
>> including=20
>> review of license materials. Excellent verbal, written, and
>>computer =
>> skills.</P>
>> <P>Qualification Requirements</P>
>> <P>(1) A doctorate degree from an accredited university with =
>> specialization in=20
>> an appropriate field of physical, biological or behavioral
>>science and =
>> one year=20
>> of experience in a responsible supervisory or administrative
>>capacity in =
>> the=20
>> appropriate field of specialization: or (2) A master’s
>>degree from =
>> an=20
>> accredited university with specialization in an appropriate
>>field of =
>> physical,=20
>> biological or behavioral science and three years of responsible
>>=
>> experience in=20
>> the appropriate field of specialization, including one year in a
>>=
>> responsible=20
>> supervisory or administrative capacity: or (3) A satisfactory =
>> equivalent.=20
>> However, all candidates must have a master’s degree in an
>>=
>> appropriate=20
>> field as described in "2" above.</P>
>> <P>New York City residency is required. If you were educated in
>>a =
>> foreign=20
>> school, you must submit an evaluation of your foreign education
>>from an =
>> approved=20
>> organization with your resume. </P>
>> <P> </P>
>> <P>To apply, please e-mail resume to </P>
>> <P><A
>>href=3D"mailto:nychealth9@erols.com";>nychealth9@erols.com</A></P>
>> <P>or submit resume to :</P>
>> <P>Kenneth Daniel,Bureau of Radiological Health, 2 Lafayette
>>Street-llth =
>>
>> Floor,New York, NY 10007</P>
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