Health Physicist

Provide advanced and wide-ranging technical, operational, and regulatory guidance and oversight on company's Radiological Protection issues under consultative direction. * Offer leadership, oversight, and technical guidance on complex radiation protection issues with Division, Site-wide, or DOE complex-wide implications. * Apply sophisticated radiological engineering and health physics principles for multiple new, complex facilities/projects. * Perform assessments, calculations, and/or monitoring to determine proper radiological controls and shielding to meet or exceed company/regulatory standards, while considering economic impacts. * Prepare Radiological Design Summary Reports (RDSR) for all new complex radiological designs and modifications per company procedure. * Manage, track, estimate, and communicate changes to assigned schedule. * Verify, test, and check peers' calculations for validity. * Provide briefings, presentations, technical papers, reports, and memoranda to customers and internal/external stakeholders. * Review and approve design drawings to ensure verified calculations are included. * Perform field walk downs to ensure implementations are performed according to calculated design. * Function as lead or Subject Matter Expert within radiological task teams, technical committees, and project design teams. * Develop, review, and approve radiological work planning documents and technical basis documents. * Demonstrate site/complex-wide knowledge and experience; represent the company in technical exchanges with other DOE sites and commercial industries. * Lead and participate in hazard assessments for new designs and projects; conduct engineering evaluations concerning shielding. * Incorporate innovation and ingenuity in problem solving for cost reduction or improvement. * Mentor less experienced professionals within the discipline by developing and coordinating work activities. * Develop and oversee technical procedures providing adequate radiation protection for personnel working within radiological environments. * Identify, evaluate, and incorporate applicable industry innovations and regulatory changes into the company's Radiological Protection program and procedures. * Provide oversight of technical basis manuals and procedures. * Assume staff leadership responsibilities or administrative duties as assigned by supervision. * Display technical expertise through leadership positions in technical societies, site and national consensus standards committees, and technical exchanges with other DOE sites and commercial industry. * Perform other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor's degree in scientific discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience. * Minimum 10 years of relevant experience. * Prior involvement in DOE radiological activities. * Comprehensive understanding of all components of the Operational Radiation Protection Program. * Ability to obtain and maintain a Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Credential badge.
• Certification by the American Board of Health Physics or membership in the National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologists. * Direct experience in applied Health Physics or Radiological Engineering. * Proven program management experience within Radiation Protection or Health Physics.