Job Title:
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Indoor Air Quality
Communications Coordinator
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Job Number:
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22072-AS
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Organization:
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University of
Wisconsin-Madison Dept. of Population Health Sciences
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Posted:
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2/24/2020
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Type:
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Full-Time
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Classification:
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Environmental Health
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Industry:
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Government
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Number of Openings:
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1
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Location:
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Madison, WI
USA
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Compensation:
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Minimum - $48,000
annual (depends on qualifications)
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Position Description:
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The Department of
Population Health Sciences i is seeking an Indoor Air Quality C
Communications Coordinator. Housed at the W Wisconsin Department of Health
Services (DHS)a and maintained through an ongoing p partnership with DHS,
Bureau of E Environmental and Occupational Health ( (BEOH), this position
involves leading c communications efforts to transform complex h health
information into actionable advice f for public health professionals, indoor
air q quality practitioners and the public. This p position performs outreach
and conference p planning and provides accessible technical a advice on
common indoor air issues like m mold, chemical vapors, radon, and carbon m
monoxide. The coordinator will support t training and guidance to local
health d departments for the Wisconsin Radon and I Indoor Air programs.
The School of
Medicine and Public Health has a de a deep and profound commitment to
diversity both both as an end in itself but, also as a valu valuable means
for eliminating health disp disparities. As such, we strongly encourage appl
applications from candidates who foster and prom promote the values of
diversity and incl inclusion.
Additional
Information:
This is a full-time position.
Applicants should be willing to travel occasionally (in and out of state of
WI).
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Qualifications:
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Degree and Area of
Specialization:
Bachelor's degree
required.
Master's degree in public health or related biological and/or
envir and/or environmental science field or commensurate commensurate work
experience preferred.
Minimum Years and
Type of Relevant Work Experienc Experience:
A minimum of one year
of experience working in the in the field of environmental health or chronic
chronic disease prevention and control is require required.
Ability to
communicate effectively orally and i and in writing with diverse audiences
(such as lo as local health staff, property owners, housi housing inspectors,
contractors and the gener general public); Ability to work independently;
Ability to coordinate and maintain new and ong ongoing partnerships with
public and private ent entities; Ability to apply scientific information for
pu public health purposes.
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Organization
Description:
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For more information
about the University of Wisconsin-Madison, see: https://www.wisc.edu/about/
For more information
about employee benefits, see: https://hr.wisc.edu/benefits/
This position will be
housed at DHS. DHS offers a dynamic, team-oriented work environment and also
a great culture that promotes a healthy work/life balance. There is on-site
yoga, a new fitness center and locker rooms.
DHS is located at 1
West Wilson Street in the heart of downtown Madison, near the State Capitol,
the Madison Metro bus route and the Capital City bike path. This area of
Madison is home to plenty of nearby restaurants, shopping & entertainment
venues, and Wisconsin’s renowned farmer's markets. Enjoy working in one of
Wisconsin’s m most historic government buildings located a along the shore of
Lake Monona.
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Closing Date:
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5/24/2020
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How to Apply:
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Interested
individuals should complete an application through this site:
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Additional
Information:
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For more information
go to https://jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/504487/indoor
us/job/504487/indoor-air-quality-communications communications-coordinator
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