Environmental
health specialist
Duties and
responsibilities:
Sanitarians,
or environmental health specialists, enforce government regulations and advise
and educate clients. They also improve water and sanitation facilities and are
involved in improving the quality of community environments. They often:
·
Collect
and analyze samples.
·
Screen
samples for possible health hazards.
·
Design
or manage sanitation, disposal, and water systems.
·
Oversee
disposal of infectious wastes.
·
Develop
and manage prevention and education programs.
·
Evaluate
and Identify health hazards and ensure compliance with regulations.
Average salary:
$25,000-$50,000
Educational
requirements:
Students should
take college preparatory courses, especially in mathematics and science, during
high school.
A career as
a sanitarian or environmental health specialists requires a minimum of bachelor’s
degree in environmental health or environmental engineering. Many jobs require
certification and/or a master’s degree in these, or related fields.
Choose the
right!!!!
i wouldnt want to be a health specialist because it sounds really lame.
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