Medical Toxicologist

CTEH•Little Rock, AR

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About The Position

The Medical Toxicologist at CTEH provides support in the areas of litigation support, occupational health, toxicology, risk assessment, industrial hygiene, and emergency response and may participate as a member of an emergency response team, either in person or remotely. The successful candidate will also perform in the role of project technical director in these same areas, providing expert consultation services to clients. An individual in this role will assemble, prepare, and analyze data concerning toxicological, environmental, and human health risk assessments while supervising nursing and health scientist staff on assigned projects. Utilizing a knowledge of various scientific disciplines, the Medical Toxicologist may oversee sampling, monitoring, and information collection and assist in CTEH’s Toxicology and Emergency Response Program (TERP), will help administer the Workers Exposure Response Program (WERP), and assist with the administration of the CTEH employee health program, as well as the Montrose employee health program, and potentially health programs for other companies. Additionally, the Medical Toxicologist is expected to prepare, present, and promote scientific articles and publications in relevant journals as well as presentation before professional associations. This position will report to the Business Development Manager.

Requirements

Degree of Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) from a U.S. accredited institution
Active medical license in one or more US state
Prior experience and Board certification in medical toxicology
Current driver’s license (required)
Ability to obtain a passport (required)
Able to use Microsoft Office
Able to work independently with minimal supervision
Strong verbal and written communication skills in the English language

Nice To Haves

Prior experience and Board certification (preferred) in occupational medicine
Masters’ of Public Health (MPH) with experience in epidemiology (preferred)

Responsibilities

Provide expert consultation services (including support to counsel) in the area of occupational/emergency medicine and toxicology
Evaluate client projects related to toxicology, occupational health, and emergency response and develop strategies to address issues related to each project
Participate as a leader, project manager, or member of occupational health, toxicology, risk assessment, and/or emergency response
Act as a point of contact for CTEH clients in the TERP/WERP programs
Prepare written reports summarizing scientific data and findings
Participate in marketing and business development activities, including the development of articles and presentations
Compile, critically review, and summarize scientific/technical data and literature
Performs such other duties as are assigned

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