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Environmental Health Specialist position in the Licensed Establishment program is open at the Lewis & Clark Public Health Department in Helena, MT. 

Application deadline is March 24, 2019.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FULL-TIME: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST (40 HRS PER WEEK)

CLOSING DATE: OPEN UNTIL FILLED

POSITION AVAILABLE: Lincoln County has a job opening for a full-time Environmental Health Specialist with the Lincoln County Health Department in Libby.

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Performs technical and professional work in environmental health disciplines such as retail food inspections. 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:  Requires a bachelor’s level degree in the physical, biological, or environmental sciences including at least one successfully completed course in chemistry, biology, and microbiology.  Employee hired as Environmental Health Specialist must become a Sanitarian in Training within one month of hire and a Registered Sanitarian with the Montana Board of Sanitarians within one year of hire. 

WAGE: $20.49 After 6 Months $21.05

BENEFITS:           Sick Leave after 60 days

Vacation Leave after 6 months

Health Insurance within 60 days

Retirement

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: PUBLIC SECTOR APPLICATION

Call Kathi Hooper at 406-291-1168 for more information

ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE MONTANA JOB SERVICE AT:

https://montanaworks.gov/job-details?jadrId=103053968

Full time Sanitarian position in Cascade County (Great Falls, MT) 

Open Until Filled

 

 Midwest Assistance Program (MAP) is looking to hire several Technical Assistance Providers (TAP) from September 24th – November 30, 2018 with potential for placement in eight states (MO, KS, NE, IA, MN, SD, MT & WY).  TAPs provide assistance to rural communities, associations, districts and small systems to develop, improve and/or sustain their financial, managerial and technical capacities for drinking water, wastewater and solid waste utilities.  Skill sets desired (but not mandatory) are technical/operational experience with water & wastewater systems/utilities; secondary education; water/wastewater/solid waste certifications; and utility financial & managerial experience.  See http://www.map-inc.org/employment.html for job description.  MAP provides competitive salaries and excellent benefits.  Resumes are to be sent to map@map-inc.org<mailto:map@map-inc.org> or MAP, ATTN:  Human Resources, 303 N. Market Street, Suite 2, Maryville, MO

To view the position and closing date, use the following link: 

https://flathead.mt.gov/human_resources/apply/

Environmental Health Specialist I opening at the Missoula City-County Health Department in Missoula, MT 

8/23/2018 5 pm close date 

Use the on-line application at www.missoulacounty.us.  Complete job description available upon request to the Department of Human Resources. 

Health Sanitarian (09772) - (18141333) position open with Montana Dept of Health & Human Services in Helena, MT.

Open until filled

Mineral County Sanitarian/Planner/Administrator Position

Open until filled

Gallatin City-County Health Department Sanitarian Position open

Open until filled

Gallatin City-County Health Department seeks a detail-minded individual with demonstrated skills serving the public to join a team committed to overseeing fair, consistent, and customer-focused oversight of wastewater treatment systems and Sanitation in Subdivision Act reviews in Gallatin County.  The position is located in Gallatin City-County Health Department Environmental Health Services Office in Bozeman, MT and performs duties that support the vision, mission and goals of the Department. This position is responsible for applying local and state regulations of wastewater treatment systems serving individual homes, businesses, and housing developments. Under the Sanitation in Subdivisions Act this position will review sanitation facilities, including the water supply, sewage disposal, solid waste disposal, and storm drainage systems. This position is also responsible for providing technical guidance and ensuring compliance of county residents and businesses with public health laws.  The mission of this work is to provide excellent customer service while protecting public health and the environment.  The position reports to the EHS Director through an Environmental Health Specialist Program Lead, and does not supervise staff.