Environmental Health Specialist

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🕒 il y a 9 jours

🇺🇸 États-Unis – Télétravail

💵 $58 700 - $68 250 / an

⏰ Temps Plein

🟢 Junior

🟡 Intermédiaire

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APHL - Association of Public Health Laboratories

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51 - 200 employés

Fondée en 1951

🏥 Santé

🍽️ Alimentation et boissons

💼 Conseil

Healthcare • Food & Beverage • Consulting

APHL - Association of Public Health Laboratories est une organisation dédiée au renforcement des systèmes de laboratoires au service de la santé publique aux États-Unis et dans le monde entier. L'APHL se concentre sur divers aspects des laboratoires de santé publique, notamment la santé environnementale, les maladies infectieuses, ainsi que la préparation et la réponse en matière de santé publique. Elle fournit également des ressources et des formations pour les professionnels de laboratoire, soutient le plaidoyer réglementaire et favorise la collaboration entre les membres afin d'améliorer la coordination des laboratoires lors des urgences et des crises de santé publique.

Description

• Provide programmatic support for APHL’s environmental global health work assessing and developing laboratory systems for blood lead testing in multiple African countries • Identify existing sampling and testing resources and opportunities to fill knowledge gaps • Develop a toolkit for blood lead testing in low-resource areas • Contribute to country-specific plans to build and sustain blood testing capability and capacity • Work with the Environmental Health Senior Director and other team members to implement project activities • Develop resources and facilitate project meetings • Provide project management, strategic thinking, and administrative support • Assess current blood lead testing capabilities and analytical capacity and develop country-specific plans • Collaborate with subject matter experts, public health partners, and APHL environmental and global health teams • Provide technical input into a landscape assessment of blood lead sampling and testing capabilities • Develop a sampling, testing, and quality management toolkit • Develop communication materials, including articles, blog and social media posts, and guidance documents • Share lead testing and other environmental laboratory information through APHL communication platforms • Connect lead testing work to APHL domestic activities through the Environmental Health Committee • Take meeting notes and write summary reports, newsletter articles, and other publications • Conduct research and analysis for surveys, reports, and project drafts • Maintain communication with APHL staff and partners by email, telephone, and direct meetings • Represent APHL interests at meetings, trainings, workshops, and site visits • Organize and coordinate project activities, workgroup meetings, training, webinars, and associated travel • Enlist experts, organize project teams, monitor project performance, and report project outcomes • Communicate program activities and award agreement reporting requirements with project officers and partners • Perform other duties as assigned

🎯 Exigences

• US-based role; employee must reside within the 48 contiguous states • College degree, two to five years of relevant on-the-job experience, or advanced technical training or experience • Advanced degree may be substituted for work experience • Typically a University Degree (BA/BS) or equivalent experience or certifications • Two to five years of relevant work experience • Knowledge of chemistry, environmental health, public health, project management, and global health strongly preferred • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook • Ability to adapt to new computer programs and digital tools • Excellent organizational, verbal, and written communication skills • Ability to establish working relationships with diverse groups • Ability to work independently and switch between a variety of departmental activities • Ability to organize work projects and complete tasks within assigned timeframes

🏖️ Avantages

• Mandatory attendance at APHL Week, a conference/convention held at the APHL Home Office (most recently conducted virtually) • Remote work arrangement • Reasonable accommodations for known physical or mental limitations