Bioenvironmental Curriculum Developer

Location ::
Dayton, OH 45433

• The Employee shall possess a minimum of an Associate’s Degree in Environmental Science, Occupational Health, Preventive Medicine or a related field.
• The Employee shall possess a minimum of 4 years of equivalent work experience in the Bioenvironmental Engineering career field or other federal preventive medicine/public health professions.
• The Employee shall possess and demonstrate experience developing training materials using a formal Instructional System Design model such as ADDIE (Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate) or competency-based education techniques.
• The Employee shall demonstrate strong data analytical skills and experience using related software such as Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint, Blackboard, or other similar tools to identify and assess OEH data and must possess typing skills and a working knowledge of the use of Microsoft Office to include, but not limited to, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint programs.
• The Employee shall demonstrate strong written and verbal communication skills and demonstrate experience communicating with senior Air Force or DoD leaders to advocate courses of action to improve program performance and/or data quality.
• The Employee shall possess strong filing and organizational skills to maintain and update electronic files and records.
• The Employee shall have the ability to work/perform independently.

• Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Science, Occupational Health, Preventive Medicine or a related field.
• Experience developing Career Development Course (CDC), Qualification Training Packages (QTPs), and/or On the Job Training (OJT).
• Experience designing online training materials using software such as Tableau, Python, Power BI, or other similar tools.
• The employee shall demonstrate a minimum of 4 years of experience conducting Health Risk Assessments and managing/implementing Occupational and Environmental Health or preventive medicine/public health programs in the Department of Defense.