Job Openings

[Craig Nusenow <cnusenow@ucsd.edu>]

Radsafers,


The University of California, San Diego, Department of Environment, Health & Safety is currently seeking applicants for two radiation safety positions.  Job descriptions and salary information for Specialist II (Health Physicist) and Senior Technician positions are listed below.  The filing deadline for both openings is April 5, 1999.   Instructions for applying and more complete job listings are available at UCSD's web site:  http://www-hr.ucsd.edu Select: Job Bulletin, then Employment Opportunities Bulletin, then Technical Professional & Technicians.  


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116767-Y  EH&S SPECIALIST II
Environment, Health and Safety
Filing Deadline:  4/5/99
$46,100-$57,600/yr.
Responsible for the design, development and implementation of several specialty programs.  Design duties include:  1) the enhancement of an environmental monitoring program; 2) enhancement and maintenance of an in-depth x-ray machine program; and 3) assisting with the continued development of the radiation safety audit program.  Responsible for conducting many of the daily operational aspects of the Radiation Safety Program.  Operational duties include: 1) performing research laboratory health physics audits of radioactive users' facilities, x-ray machines, lasers, microwaves and RF, and hospital facilities and satellite clinics; 2) collection and counting of environmental monitoring samples; 3) providing formal radiation safety training classes; 4) assist with the functioning of the Radioisotope Shipping and Receiving Laboratory; 5) calibrating of various radiation detection instrumentation; and 6) responding to emergencies and spills. 



116768-Y  SENIOR EH&S TECHNICIAN
Environment, Health and Safety
Filing Deadline:  4/5/99
$32,016-$35,100/yr.
100% Casual position with appointment up to one year.  Responsible for many of the daily aspects of the Radiation Safety Program.  Duties include performing laboratory audits for radioactive user's facilities; inspecting lasers, microwave producing equipment, and EMF emitters; performing wipe tests on sealed sources; operating the isotope shipping and receiving laboratory; conducting bioassays; calibrating and inventorying survey instruments; gathering and counting environmental samples; responding to emergencies and spills.  


Both positions are listed with the UCSD Campus Human Resources Office at 10280 North Torrey Pines Suite 266, La Jolla, CA 92093-0967.  For further information on the application/resume process please visit 

http://www-hr.ucsd.edu/~staffing/appinfo/apply.html




Craig Nusenow
UCSD Radiation Safety
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