Environmental Health Program Manager

Greene County Public Health•Xenia, OH

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About The Position

Under general supervision of the Environmental Health Director, manages staff time and resources to ensure efficient inspection routines, prompt and thorough plan reviews, and meaningful outreach and training activities for contractors and the public at large.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree (four-year college or technical school) Required, Field of Study: Environmental Health/Related Science Degree with minimum 45 quarter or 30 semester hours of science
12 plus months of experience in public health
Microsoft Office required. Health District Information System (HDIS) obtained upon hire
Must have and maintain valid Registered Environmental Health Specialist status with Ohio Department of Health Bureau of Environmental Health and Radiation Protection in accordance with Ohio Revised Code.
Valid driver's license.
Must possess (or obtain within six months) and maintain the Ohio Department of Agriculture Commercial Pesticide Applicator’s license.
National Incident Management System (NIMS)/Incident Command System (ICS) 100, 200, and 700.a certification to be obtained within six months of hire.
Timely, regular, and consistent attendance.
Project a positive and professional image. Provide respectful customer service to external and internal clients.

Responsibilities

Accurately review and approve plans; authorize issuance of permits and licenses; and compile and submit opinions and recommendations complying with state law and health district policies, procedures, and regulations.
Provide environmental health program information to others either through formal training or informal communication including interviews with press or podcasts; provide food training programs; distribute educational pamphlets, brochures, and booklets to the public; utilize various types of communication to convey environmental health information; and explain inspection reports and findings.
Supervise, recommend hiring, promotion, discipline, layoff, etc.; provide direction and scheduling to registered environmental health specialist, environmental health specialist in training, administrative professional, and office support specialist as needed. Responsible for training and development of registered environmental health specialist, and environmental health specialist in training.
Oversee the scheduling of daily work for self, registered environmental health specialist, and environmental health specialist in training; distribute work evenly among staff, and ensure coverage during absences. Ensure registered environmental health specialist, and environmental health specialist in trainings' work is completed as prescribed by law and health district policy.
Perform routine and complex inspections, testing, sampling, and plan review in environmental health programs which may include, but not be limited to: food service operations and retail food establishments, vending, schools, parks, camps, swimming pools and spas, housing units, sewage treatment systems, land septage application, private water/wells, solid waste disposal, construction and demolition debris landfills, refuse hauling and/or septage hauling vehicles, vector and rabies control; investigate foodborne or other illnesses and public health nuisances; conduct inspections of housing, water hauling vehicles, body art/body piercing establishments; collect water and effluent samples; perform routine tests according to established health district policy and procedures to enforce state and local laws, and rules and regulations.
Track and compile inspection and investigation data into reports for the Health Commissioner and Board of Health.
Build external relationships with our many partner agencies, including: County Engineer, County Sanitary Engineering, Building Regulations, Department of Development, Adult Protective Services, County Recorder, County Archives, and each of the city/township zoning inspectors.
Maintain grants and funding to reach underserved communities, such as: Water Pollution Control Loan Fund, Ohio EPA Mosquito Grant, Department of Development Community Block Grants, and others.
Use quality improvement (QI) and performance management (PM) processes and/or techniques to improve the effectiveness of environmental health programs and services including but not limited to creating, implementing, and evaluating performance standards and identifying, implementing, and assessing QI processes.
Ensuring accuracy of Environmental Health webpages, developing accurate documents/educational materials that are updated/posted on the applicable webpages
Responsibilities include other duties as assigned including but not limited to Accreditation requirements and responding to emergency events.

Benefits

Greene County Public Health pays 90% of Health, Dental, and Vision insurance premiums.
Health Insurance
Employee Only: $45.55 per paycheck
Employee + Spouse: $100.12 per paycheck
Employee + Child(ren): $76.89 per paycheck
Employee + Family: $140.61 per paycheck
Dental Insurance
Employee Only: $1.47 per paycheck
Employee + Spouse: $2.94 per paycheck
Employee + Child(ren): $3.73 per paycheck
Employee + Family: $5.50 per paycheck
Vision Insurance
Employee Only: $0.30 per paycheck
Employee + Spouse: $0.56 per paycheck
Employee + Child(ren): $0.59 per paycheck
Employee + Family: $0.87 per paycheck