Environmental Science & Engineering Officer

U.S. Army 5th Medical Recruiting Battalion; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Student loan repayment

Accession bonus

Travel opportunities

Paid vacation

Uniformed Retirement System

Medical and dental care

Commissary privileges

Specialized training

Job summary

U.S. Army Environmental Science / Engineering Officers diligently work to safeguard our nation's heroes and their families from health hazards.

As a professional in the environmental science or environmental engineer field, a career as an Army Environmental Science / Engineering Officer might be one for you. They identify and evaluate health risks, develop actions to control or prevent disease, supervise environmental health research, assess equipment, and help shape policies and programs to

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a public-health-relevant field or environmental engineering field required.
• Experience in health risk assessment or environmental health research is desirable.
• Leadership and collaboration skills preferred.

Responsibilities

• Identify and evaluate health risks and develop actions to control or prevent disease and injury.
• Supervise environmental health and industrial hygiene research.
• Assess equipment, clothing, and material systems for safety.
• Develop policies, programs, and operations to ensure health and safety.
• Attend trainings, seminars, and conferences to broaden knowledge.

Skills

Environmental health risk assessment

Environmental engineering

Research supervision

Policy development

Education

Bachelor's degree in public health or environmental engineering

Job description

U.S. Army Environmental Science / Engineering Officers diligently work to safeguard our nation's heroes and their families from health hazards.

As a professional in the environmental science or environmental engineer field, a career as an Army Environmental Science / Engineering Officer might be one for you. They identify and evaluate health risks, develop actions to control or prevent disease, supervise environmental health research, assess equipment, and help shape policies and programs to