Environmental Health Physicist – Radiological Protection Leader

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 138,000 - 198,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Pension or 401K

Winter holiday shutdown

Parental bonding leave

Job summary

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, CA, seeks an Environmental Health Physicist to lead environmental radiation protection programs. The role spans NESHAP, ERPP, radiological decommissioning, and data management, with emphasis on regulatory reporting, dose assessment, and stakeholder coordination.

The successful candidate will provide health physics leadership, guidance for complex projects, and ensure compliance with DOE and EPA requirements while supporting research operations

Qualifications

• Broad knowledge of Environmental Health Physics and related disciplines.
• Ability to navigate regulatory requirements and provide guidance.
• Strong communication and leadership for cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead environmental radiological programs and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Develop monitoring strategies for radiological effluents and dose assessment.
• Provide health physics leadership for decommissioning and environmental remediation.
• Prepare regulatory reports and coordinate with DOE and EPA.
• Guide staff and researchers on safety programs and approvals.

Skills

Health physics knowledge

Regulatory compliance

Communication skills

Leadership

Teamwork

Education

B.S. in Environmental Health Physics

Advanced degree preferred

Tools

ArcGIS

CAP-88

COMPLY

Job description

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, CA, seeks an Environmental Health Physicist to lead environmental radiation protection programs. The role spans NESHAP, ERPP, radiological decommissioning, and data management, with emphasis on regulatory reporting, dose assessment, and stakeholder coordination.

The successful candidate will provide health physics leadership, guidance for complex projects, and ensure compliance with DOE and EPA requirements while supporting research operations