Environmental Health Program Coordinator (Sewage and Water Program)

DeKalb Health; Champaign (IL); On-site; USD 71,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Paid holidays

Sick days

Paid time off

Pension plan (IMRF)

Language stipend for bilingual staff

Job summary

Champaign-Urbana Public Health District in Champaign, IL seeks a full-time Environmental Health Program Coordinator for the Sewage and Water Program. You will plan, manage and evaluate public health initiatives and supervise staff under the Environmental Health Director.

Requirements include a Bachelor's in environmental health (30 science hours) and 3 years of experience, or a Master’s substitute for one year. Competitive benefits and salary range apply.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental health with 30 semester hours of basic sciences.
• Three years of professional experience in a related area to the program.
• Environmental Health Practitioner License or equivalent registration.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and evaluate public health programs and services within a division or district.
• Develop methods to collect, analyze, and evaluate program data and procedures.
• Collaborate with funding agent to resolve procedural issues.
• Ensure compliance with grants or funding requirements.
• Supervise staff and conduct performance evaluations.
• Respond to public health emergencies as needed.

Skills

Program coordination

Public health

Data analysis

Grant compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in environmental health

Master's degree substitution for experience

Job description

• Location 201 W KENYON RD,Champaign, IL, 61820-7892,United States
• Base Pay $71,428.00 - $96,428.00 / Year
• Employee Type Full-Time

Description

Champaign-Urbana Public Health District

Environmental Health Program Coordinator (Sewage and Water Program)

The Champaign-Urbana Public Health District (CUPHD) is seeking to fill a full-time (40-hour week) Environmental Health Program Coordinator for the Sewage and Water Program. Under the direct supervision of the Environmental Health Director, the Program Coordinator plans, manages, coordinates, evaluates public health programs and services and assists in the supervision of program staff.

Responsibilities include:

• Coordinates and evaluates public health programs, activities and services within a division and/or District-wide that serve identified jurisdictions, residents and/or the County ofChampaign.
• D evelops methods to collect, analyze and evaluate program data andprocedures.
• Collaborates with funding agent to provide problem resolution on proceduralissues.
• Assures compliance with grants or any other funding sourcesrequirements.
• Researchesandanalyzesinformationforspecialprojectsandinitiatives;preparesand presents verbal and written alternatives, summaries andrecommendations.
• Assists in the evaluation and review of program operations for compliance with federal, state and local laws, regulations and codes and makes recommendations for revision whennecessary.
• May provide direct services within a program area and according to a professional license.
• Supervises and reviews staff performance, conducts performance evaluations and receives and resolves specific personnel concerns or issues of the staff.
• Public Health Emergency Response Responsibilities: All District employees must be able to respond to public health emergencies when needed and appropriate. During an emergency response, employee may be assigned to a role in either operations, logistics, or administration by the Incident Commander and/or Section Chief in addition to regular duties.
• Performs other duties and special projects asrequired.

Requirements:

• Graduation from an accredited or recognized college or university with a Bachelor’s Degree in environmental health or closely related field with a minimum of 30 semester hours of basic sciences (with at least three (3) semesters in each of the following areas: physical sciences, chemical sciences biological sciences, and math).
• Three (3) years of responsible professional work experience in a closely related area to the assigned program/s.
• Possess an Environmental Health Practioners License or equivalent license or registration recognized in the field of environmental health.
• AND/OR A master’s degree from a recognized college or university in a closely related field to the assigned program/s may be substituted for one (1) year of the required work experience.

CUPHD provides a comprehensive benefits package which includes:

• CUPHD offers qualified bilingual employees an additional $3.00 per hour, upon approval.
  • Eligible employees may complete language proficiency testing upon hire and can begin receiving the stipend as soon as they are approved.
• Health, dental, and vision insurance with enrollment beginning on the employee’s first day of employment
• 14 paid holidays per year
• 12 sick days earned per year
• 15 days of paid time off earned in the first year of employment
• Short-term and long-term disability benefits
• Comprehensive pension plan offered through Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF)

The expected annual starting salary is $71,428. Full annual salary for a Class 9 Environmental Health Program Coordinator is $71,428 - $96,428 for a 40-hour week.

Men, Women, Veterans and individuals of all abilities are encouraged to apply.

CUPHD also strongly encourages people of color, gay, lesbian, transgender and non-binary people to apply.

In compliance with the ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA), if you need accommodation in order to apply, please contact LaTasha Aragon at [e-mail].

CUPHD is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes everyone to join its team.

All employees must be fully vaccinated with the most-up to date (September 2025 and beyond) influenza (seasonally). All other vaccinations are highly recommended but not mandatory. Vaccinationstaken prior to September 2025 will not be accepted. Proof of vaccinationsmust be on file with Human Resources prior to start date. This recruitment will remain open until filled.