Health Physicist 1 or 2

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The posting includes "What You Will Do", "Health Physicist 1", "Health Physicist 2", "What You Need", "Education/Experience", "Desired Qualifications", "Essential Job Functions", "Work Environment", "Work Location", "Position commitment", "Note to Applicants", "Where You Will Work", "Our generous benefits package includes:" but we must only include sections when posting has real specific content. We must not include Pay/Schedule/Benefits unless posting actually states them. Pay is given: Health Physicist 1: $96,600 - $158,000; Health Physicist 2: $106,400 - $176,000. So we can include a Pay section with those ranges. Benefits: "Our generous benefits package includes:" but then cut off; no specifics given. So we should not include Benefits section because no specific benefits listed. Schedule not given. So omit. We need headings: Use

for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). We need to decide appropriate headings based on content. Could use "About the role" for introductory description. "Responsibilities" for duties. "Requirements" for minimum job requirements. "Qualifications" maybe for desired qualifications. "Skills" maybe for essential job functions? But we can combine. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID. We must preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. Must not include boilerplate like EEO, scam warning, navigation, cookie, legal. Also remove duplicated lines. We need to output only HTML fragment. Let's extract substantive content: Introductory paragraphs: "What You Will Do This position will be filled at either the Health Physicist 1 or 2 level, depending on the skills of the selected candidate. Additional job responsibilities (outlined below) will be assigned if the candidate is hired at the higher level. The Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Radiation Protection Program is looking for Health Physicists to join in providing radiation protection support to Support LANL's crucial nuclear security, environmental monitoring, and research missions. Opportunities exist in programs supporting Technical and Regulatory Compliance. As part of the LANL Radiation Protection Program, you will have the chance to: Develop protocols, train personnel, and perform inspections and assessments as part of Radiation Protection Programs. Collaborate closely with program members, management, and various stakeholders to develop processes, create innovative training materials, and ensure high standards for safety and compliance. Provide computational assessments of the necessary engineered and administrative controls to implement safe radiological operations at the institution. The LANL Radiation Protection Program supports a broad range of activities in support of the Laboratory's nuclear security, environmental monitoring, and research missions. The Radiation Protection Programs group has responsibilities for developing procedures, engineering evaluations, computational modeling, training personnel, inspections and assessments of radiation protection program implementation, and management of radioactive sealed sources and radiation generating devices. Health Physicists in these programs interact with program members, management, and customers to assist with implementation of the programs, provide technical expertise, develop processes and procedures, training, and programmatic assessments. Are you ready to make a meaningful impact at one of the nation's leading research institutions? The Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Radiation Protection Program is seeking motivated Health Physicists to help protect the Laboratory's critical nuclear security, environmental monitoring, and research missions. This is your opportunity to join a team that values technical excellence, innovation, and collaboration in programs supporting Technical and Regulatory Compliance. As a member of the LANL Radiation Protection Program, you'll have the chance to: Develop protocols, training personnel, and performing inspections and assessments-ensuring safety and excellence within Radiation Protection Programs. Work closely with program members, management, and stakeholders to shape processes, create innovative training materials, and maintain the highest standards of safety and compliance. Your contributions will directly influence the success of LANL's missions. Apply your analytical skills to provide computational assessments and develop engineered and administrative controls that enable safe radiological operations across the institution. At LANL, the Radiation Protection Program supports an exciting range of activities-from safeguarding nuclear security and environmental health to advancing scientific discovery. Our group is responsible for developing procedures, engineering evaluations, computational modeling, training personnel, conducting inspections and assessments, and managing radioactive sealed sources and radiation-producing devices. As a Health Physicist, you'll engage with diverse teams-program members, management, and customers-to implement program strategies, provide technical expertise, drive process improvements, and deliver impactful training and assessments. If you are passionate about safety, thrive in collaborative environments, and want to be part of groundbreaking work, LANL invites you to join our Radiation Protection Program and help shape the future." That's a lot of repetitive text. We need to preserve all substantive information, but we can condense? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." That suggests we should not omit details, but we can maybe keep them as is, but we can remove duplicated lines. There's a lot of repetition; we need to avoid duplicated lines. We should deduplicate similar sentences. We need to produce a clean HTML with sections. Let's identify distinct bullet-like responsibilities: - Develop protocols, train personnel, and perform inspections and assessments as part of Radiation Protection Programs. - Collaborate closely with program members, management, and various stakeholders to develop processes, create innovative training materials, and ensure high standards for safety and compliance. - Provide computational assessments of the necessary engineered and administrative controls to implement safe radiological operations at the institution. - Develop procedures, engineering evaluations, computational modeling, training personnel, inspections and assessments of radiation protection program implementation, and management of radioactive sealed sources and radiation generating devices. - Interact with program members, management, and customers to assist with implementation of the programs, provide technical expertise, develop processes and procedures, training, and programmatic assessments. - Shape processes, create innovative training materials, maintain highest standards of safety and compliance. - Apply analytical skills to provide computational assessments and develop engineered and administrative controls that enable safe radiological operations across the institution. - Engage with diverse teams to implement program strategies, provide technical expertise, drive process improvements, and deliver impactful training and assessments. Many overlap. We'll try to keep unique responsibilities. Now Health Physicist 1 responsibilities list: - Under general supervision, provide technical support, assistance, and guidance related to radiological safety. This includes addressing basic radiological control issues and recommending corrective actions, such as modifications to the work environment when necessary. - Support may involve radiation monitoring and contamination control, conducting personnel and facility radiation exposure measurements, testing radiation equipment, implementing engineered controls, performing preliminary dose and shielding calculations, and measuring radioactive materials and waste. - Contribute input for facility, equipment, and system design to achieve As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) standards. - Perform shielding, dose, and ALARA cost-benefit analyses utilizing radiation transport codes and other methodologies. - Conduct basic radiation protection research and develop reports to maintain and enhance the Laboratory's radiation protection program. - May also engage in developing and applying innovative technologies to advance radiation protection practices and benefit industry where appropriate. - Understand and adhere to all Laboratory and industry regulatory requirements related to radiological protection and safety. - Participate in interpreting regulations to ensure Laboratory compliance, assist with implementing requirements, conduct studies, prepare reports on technical issues, develop procedures and technical basis documents, and take an active role in implementing program improvements. Health Physicist 2 responsibilities (in addition to HP1): - Provide technical support, assistance, and guidance concerning radiological safety issues, recommend corrective actions-including environmental changes-implement engineering controls, and perform dose and shielding calculations. - Offer technical guidance to radiation protection technicians and other staff members to ensure effective and safe operations. - Act as a lead or technical advisor on small to medium-sized projects related to radiation protection, facilitating project success and compliance. - Assist in ensuring that all radiological protection work, materials, processes, and final products comply with quality specifications and are completed in accordance with established requirements. - Communicate key components of radiological safety and protection to both technical and non-technical personnel, ensuring clear understanding and adherence to safety protocols. Now "What You Need" Minimum Job Requirements: - Entry-level knowledge of the technical principles, theories, concepts and techniques of health physics. - Entry-level experience and demonstrated skill in conducting research, investigating alternative solutions, and recommending solutions on problems affecting radiological safety/protection. - Entry-level skill to conceptualize and communicate fundamental elements of radiological safety/protection to both technical and non-technical personnel. - Entry-level skill in the preparation and presentation of radiological safety/protection reports. - Perform shielding, dose, and cost-benefit analyses using radiation transport codes and/or other methods. - Excellent oral and written communication skills; and Ability to obtain a Q clearance, which usually requires US Citizenship. - For full consideration, applicants must submit a comprehensive cover letter that addresses their qualifications for the position and how their expertise fulfills the key requirements. Additional Job Requirements for Health Physicist 2: - Demonstrated experience with a variety of radiological controls and the surveillance of related safety measures and requirements. - Working knowledge of radiological safety policies, practices, and procedures. - Working knowledge of legal requirements and environmental impacts affecting radiological safety/protection. - Working knowledge of health physics. - Demonstrated experience and demonstrated skill in conducting research, investigating alternative solutions, and recommending solutions on problems affecting radiological safety/protection. - Skill to conceptualize and communicate major elements of radiological safety/protection to both technical and non-technical personnel. - Skill in the preparation and presentation of radiological safety/protection reports. Training/Certifications: Relevant professional certifications preferred (e.g., ABHP, NRRPT, and/or other relevant certifications) Education/Experience for Health Physicist 1: Bachelor's Degree in Health Physics, Nuclear Engineering, Physical Science, and 2 years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience directly related to the occupation. Education/Experience for Health Physicist 2: Bachelor's Degree in Health Physics, Nuclear Engineering, Physical Science, and 5 years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience directly related to the occupation. Desired Qualifications: Advanced degree in a relevant field. American Board of Health Physics(ABHP) Certification (CHP) or progress towards an ABHP certification. Demonstrated experience working with applicable RP software (e.g. Monte Carlo or Deterministic Transport codes like MCNP, SCALE, FLUKA, Geant4). Proficiency in programing and/or Linux computing systems. Proficiency with CAD modeling software (e.g. AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS, SpaceClaim); and Working knowledge of Operational Health Physics, especially related to plutonium or accelerator facilities Essential Job Functions (can perform with or without reasonable accommodation): Ability to use stairways, fixed ladders, and ladders up to 6 feet. Ability to lift 50 pounds and carry 35 pounds. Work Environment: Must be physically able to work in demanding environments. Work Location: The work location for this position is onsite and located in Los Alamos, NM. All work locations are at the discretion of management. Position commitment: Regular appointment employees are required to serve a period of continuous service in their current position in order to be eligible to apply for posted jobs throughout the Laboratory. If an employee has not served the time required, they may only apply for Laboratory jobs with the documented approval of their Division Leader. The position commitment for this position is 1 year. Note to Applicants: For full consideration, applicants must submit a comprehensive cover letter that addresses their qualifications for the position and how their expertise fulfills the key requirements. Due to federal restrictions contained in the current National Defense Authorization Act, citizens of the People's Republic of China-including the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau-as well as citizens of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), and the Russian Federation, who are not Lawful Permanent Residents ("green card" holders) are prohibited from accessing facilities that support the mission, functions, and operations of national security laboratories and nuclear weapons production facilities, which includes Los Alamos National Laboratory. Where You Will Work: Located in beautiful northern New Mexico, Los Alamos National Laboratory (