Sanitarian 1
About the Role
Under direct supervision, these positions perform entry-level duties in the enforcement of environmental and public health sanitation laws. They acquire the knowledge, skills, and abilities to conduct inspections, investigations, evaluations, and educational programs in environmental and public health sanitation. Public contact and considerable travel are required. Related work may also be assigned.
Qualifications
Training: Associate’s degree from an accredited college or university. Preference may be given to applicants with a major in public health, environmental health, environmental science, chemistry, biology, physical science, or agriculture.
Must be permitted as a sanitarian-in-training or certified as a sanitarian with the West Virginia State Board of Sanitarians, or be eligible for such permit or certification under the Reciprocity section of the Practice of Public Health Sanitation, W. Va. Code R. 20-4-4 et seq.
Must possess a valid driver's license. Availability of an automobile for continuous use may be required.
Benefits
State employment offers a variety of benefits. For details, visit the Division of Personnel's Benefits Page.