The Oregon
OSHA division the of Department of Consumer and Business Services is pleased to
announce an opening for an Occupational Safety Specialist. Those with a
background in logging, safety and transportation are encouraged to apply.
This
positions will perform technical
work involving the application of safety engineering principles for the
prevention and control of occupational safety hazards; and work with employers,
managers, employer associations and employees to develop voluntary methods to
provide safe and healthful workplaces.
I have an opening for a postdoctoral fellowship in exposure
assessment methodology for epidemiologic studies of cancer and other chronic
diseases. Please see advertisement at: https://dceg.cancer.gov/fellowship-training/become-a-fellow/research-training-areas/oeeb-specific-investigators.
A background in exposure science research is required. An interest in exposure
assessment for epidemiology is essential but prior experience is not required.
I also have an opening for a summer internship (8-12 weeks)
for a masters or doctoral students. For the internship position, only those
with US citizenship are eligible to apply.
Please forward this posting to your trainees. For both
positions, the candidate can contact me directly to apply with a cover letter
and CV.
Many thanks,
Melissa Friesen
Senior Investigator
Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Branch
The Oregon
OSHA division the of Department of Consumer and Business Services is pleased to
announce 8 openings for Safety Compliance Officers. Those with a background in
logging, safety and transportation are encouraged to apply.
These
positions will:
Conduct
safety evaluations and investigations
Take
enforcement action in a broad range of workplaces to ensure employer compliance
with the Oregon Safe Employment Act
Conduct
technical training
Provide
abatement assistance for employers and employees
The National Pesticide Information Center (NPIC) and the OSU Pesticide
Safety Education Program (PSEP) are welcoming two new team members this February!
Spanish fluency is required for one of the two positions.
Did you know disinfectants, bug repellents, and many pet
flea treatments are pesticides? Not familiar with pesticides? Learn more
here! http://npic.orst.edu/
As a Pesticide Specialist, you’ll dig into the science to
answer technical questions for both the general public and professionals about
pesticide risk. You’ll also develop educational resources like fact sheets,
videos, infographics, or other presentations/publications. This is your
opportunity to hone your skills as a science communicator!
Minimum requirements include a B.S. degree in toxicology,
environmental science/chemistry, biotechnology, agricultural sciences, public
health, biology, soil science, microbiology, environmental science, or closely
related scientific area (degree must include coursework in biochemistry,
physiology, or equivalent).
Ful-time salary range: $42,000 – $44,000
Postings close: January 31, 2020
To apply, visit:
Posting – Spanish fluency required:
https://jobs.oregonstate.edu/postings/87465
At the outset, this position will be supported equally by NPIC (50%) and PSEP (50%). See posting for more details.
Posting – Spanish fluency preferred but not required:
https://jobs.oregonstate.edu/postings/87463
This position will be supported by NPIC (100%). See posting
for more details.
The Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences (DEOHS) within the School of Public Health at the University of Washington (UW) invites applications for two tenure track faculty positions at the rank of Assistant Professor, beginning in Fall 2020 (12 month appointment, UW Job Class Code: 0116).
Lane County Public Health has reopened an opportunity for an Environmental Health Specialist (1 or 2 position B028/B029). This is a full time permanent assignment.
