Preventive Medicine – Public Health Services

Calian Group Ltd.; Ottawa; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is seeking a Public Health Services Technologist for a full-time role in Ottawa. You will conduct health inspections, manage compliance reporting, and ensure public safety standards are met within military facilities. The ideal candidate holds a Certificate in Public Health Inspection and is prepared for diverse environmental challenges.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Certificate in Public Health Inspection from the BOC of CIPHI.
• Valid provincial driver's license required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct public health inspection for DND and CAF facilities.
• Prepare public health reports following inspections.
• Liaise with accredited laboratories and regulatory agencies.

Skills

Public health inspection

Compliance inspections

Data analysis

Public health reporting

Food safety training

Education

Certificate in Public Health Inspection

Job description

Calian is proud to continue a long-standing contractual relationship with the Department of National Defence (DND) to provide healthcare services to the Canadian Armed Forces. Through the Health Care Provider Contract, Calian employs health care professionals across Canada who are integral to supporting the health and wellbeing of our military members.

Position Overview

We currently have 1 full-time position available at Canadian Forces Health Services Centre, Ottawa, ON. In these unique roles, the Public Health Services Technologist (also known as Preventative Medicine Technician) possess specialized expertise, knowledge, and skills in the areas of public health related programs.

Responsibilities

The required tasks for this occupational group include the following:

conduct public health inspections for DND and CAF facilities located both on and off Base; verifying compliance for food services, accommodations, potable and recreational water etc. Facilities include, but are not limited to daycares, public pools & spas, cadet camps, armories, personal services facilities and recreational facilities. The Public Health Services Technologist will be prepared to travel (locally and off base to other work locations within the unit's area of responsibility) in the conduct of their duties.

Communicable disease investigation and reporting;

Provide food safety courses and health hazard briefings;

Conduct compliance inspections;

Conduct sampling to include;

Collect samples, e.g. water, food and surface;

Interpret and analyze sampling data;

Liaise with accredited analytical laboratories as well as government and civilian regulatory agencies; and

Recommend public health measures to ensure workplace compliance with relevant legislation.

Prepare and submit public health reports for each inspection to the Task Manager within 15 calendar days of the inspection date. Reports must include:

Executive summary of analysis and recommendations;

Purpose of inspection;

Relevant laws, regulations, and policies;

Sampling results;

Analysis;

Discrepancies observed; and recommendations to senior medical authority on public health matters including associated legislation, regulations, policies and directives.

Participate in briefings to senior management;

Operate, calibrate and maintain public health sampling equipment;

Maintain and order public health related products and consumable supplies;

Language of work may be French and/or English, depending on geographic location;

Other associated tasks relevant to this occupational group; and

The work may be carried out in various environments and the person may be exposed to high noise levels, heat, cold and wet/slippery conditions. Expendable PPE (i.e. ear protection, eye protection) will be provided by DND.

Qualifications

All Public Health Services Technologists must have:

1. A Certificate in Public Health Inspection (Canada) from the Board of Certification (BOC) of the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI), along with on-going membership and participation in CIPHI’s Continuing Competencies Program; or
2. A valid provincial drivers’ license (while access to DND vehicles and drivers may be provided, Public Health Services Technologists should be prepared to use their Privately Owned Motor Vehicle (POMV).

Additional Requirements

You will be able to obtain a Government Security Clearance at the Reliability level