REGISTERED ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST (REHS) OR REHS-IN TRAINING (IT) - CLINTON COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT

Clinton County Health District
Pamela Walker-Bauer, MPH, REHS, Health Commissioner
Steven J. Englender, MD, MPH, Medical Advisor 
111 S Nelson Ave Wilmington, Ohio 45177    Phone: (937) 382-3829   
Fax: (937) 382-7027   Email: info@clincohd.com
 
 
Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS) or REHS –in Training (IT) – Clinton County Health District (PostED 04/23/2024) Resumes will be accepted until the position is filled.
 
Full-Time REHS or REHS-IT position available, 32-40 hours/week, some weekend and evening hours.  Salary range $22-$25 per hour; contingent on qualifications and experience. Fringes include PERS, Mandatory Medicare, Workers Compensation, paid vacation and sick leave after probationary period.
 
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Must have a bachelor’s degree in environmental health, biology or science related field, and meet the requirements of the Ohio Department of Health to become a REHS or REHS-IT. A valid Ohio driver’s license with ongoing proof of auto insurance.
 
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITES: Working knowledge of Microsoft Office 365. Ability to learn agency software programs and operate various office equipment. Ability to work independently and in a team environment. Skills to conduct routine and complex inspections. Skills to communicate effectively in written and oral form.  Ability to prepare and document meaningful, concise, and accurate reports. Use proper research methods in gathering data.
 
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:  Provide a variety of environmental health services within the Clinton County community including-

• Inspection and consultation in the following programs: residential sewage treatment, private water, public health nuisances, campground/RV parks, resident camps, public swimming pools, food safety, schools, tattoo/body piercing, Smoke Free Workplace, and rabies investigations.
• Works in accordance with established policies, procedures, applicable statutes and regulations of the Ohio Revised and Administrative Codes, as well as Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Department of Agriculture, and others as required.
• Provide education on various health topics to the public.
• Participates in Public Health Accreditation activities as needed and required.
• Participate as requested in the event of a public health emergency.
• Ensures agency mission, vision, and programmatic success.