PROGRAM ANALYST

United States Fleet Forces Command; Virginia; On-site; USD 68,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Fleet Forces Command seeks a Program Analyst to support the Health Physics Branch and Radiation Health Division at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The role focuses on managing medical surveillance and radiation health exams, performing audits, and ensuring compliance with directives.

You will develop procedural guides, compile technical reports, and deliver briefings and training to military and civilian personnel according to NAVSEA standards.

Responsibilities

• Manage and maintain comprehensive medical surveillance and radiation health physical exam programs.
• Conduct internal audits of radiation health physical exam program according to established protocol criteria.
• Prepare, administer, and document the radiation health program audit and surveillance program, including audits of radiation medical examinations and supporting documentation to ensure compliance with directives.
• Coordinate and actively track all radiation exams in process until completion.
• Provide corrective action response to management of all radiation physical discrepancies identified during audits.
• Produce and edit technical reports detailing findings and evaluations, in addition to developing procedural guides.
• Prepare and present technical briefing and training.
• Provide Radiation Health Physical Exam Program training to military and civilian personnel in accordance with P-5055, MANMED, NAVSEA 3890000V and NAVSEA 3890288 standards.

Job description

You will serve as a PROGRAM ANALYST in the Health Physics Branch (Code 105.57), Deputy, Radiation health division (Code 105.5A), Radiation Health Division (Code 105.5), Deputy, Radiological Control NNSY Waterfront (Code 105.1W), Radiological Control Office (Code 105) of NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD.

You will manage and maintain comprehensive medical surveillance and radiation health physical exam programs.

You will conduct internal audits of radiation health physical exam program according to the established protocol criteria.

You will prepare, administer, and document the radiation health program audit and surveillance program to include audits of radiation medical examinations and supporting documentation to ensure compliance with directives.

You will coordinate and actively track all radiation exams that are in process until completion.

You will provide corrective action response to management of all radiation physical discrepancies identified during audits.

You will produce and edit technical reports detailing findings and evaluations in addition to developing procedural guides.

You will prepare and present technical briefing and training.

Provide Radiation Health Physical Exam Program training to military and civilian personnel in accordance with the P-5055, MANMED, NAVSEA 3890000V and NAVSEA 3890288 standards.