Environmental Health Specialist
Duties and
Responsibilities: Environmental health professionals are everywhere and hold a variety
of job titles. Below are just a few with varied salary ranges based on averages
provided by environmental health professionals. These are ballpark estimates
based on salary with some EH professionals.
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Job
Title
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Salary
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Maricopa
County (Arizona) Environmental Health Specialist - Hourly
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$27.27/hr
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Georgia
Department of Public Health Environmental Health Specialist
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$31,461
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Mecklenburg
County Health Department Environmental Health Specialist
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$49,529
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Education: Career
Requirements
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Degree
Level
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Bachelor's
degree
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Degree
Field
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Occupational
health, safety or a comparable scientific discipline
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Certification
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Voluntary
certification is available through professional organizations
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Experience
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Work
experience is important, through internships or otherwise
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Demand for
this profession: Environmental health and safety specialists protect the well
being of the public and the environment by ensuring that environmental
regulations and workplace safety standards are met. These professionals often
work for the federal, state or local government and might spend work hours in
locations as varied as mines or factories.
Travel and
irregular work hours are common. These specialists also often put themselves in
dangerous or stressful situations in order to gauge levels of safety. However,
they often make above-average salaries for their trouble.

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