Environmental Public Health Officer – Inventory

Job Description

Indigenous Services Canada has announced recruitment notification for Environmental Public Health Officer positions.

The interested as well as eligible candidates can apply online for the Indigenous Services Canada Environmental Public Health Officer positions until December 11, 2026.

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Indigenous Services Canada Hiring Environmental Public Health Officer Jobs

Indigenous Services Canada is hiring for the positions of the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch in various provinces of Canada especially Moncton (New Brunswick), Amherst (Nova Scotia), Halifax (Nova Scotia) in various provinces of Canada . To get more information about the jobs you can visit the personal website of Indigenous Services Canada.The candidates who are permanent residents, settle in abroad and Canadian citizens need to apply for this jobs positions.

Education:

Candidates are requested to check their education required for Indigenous Services Canada job opportunities. Aspirants are requested to go through the latest Environmental Public Health Officer entirely, before applying to this job

The candidates who have completed diploma or degree of  Environmental Public Health and Health Sciences from the post secondary institutions needs to apply for this job positions. The applicants qualifications must meet with the Canadian benchmark standards. The deserving applicants who have selected for this jobs having an acceptable combination of education, training and relevant experience.

Experience:

To be eligible for the Indigenous Services Canada job, candidates must possess the following experience. Only applicants who meet the specified experience requirements will be considered for the position.

The applicants must have vast skills to work with Environmental Public health officers to deliver high quality of health protection services to indigenous peoples.

Candidates must have proper skills in giving advice, guidance in public health inspection sectors. .

Having leadership  skills of how to manage the public health risks associated with the environment.

Indigenous Services Canada Environmental Public Health Officer Jobs Salary

• The salary for the Indigenous Services Canada Environmental Public Health Officer position ranges from $86,801 to $109,119 per year

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Language Requirements

language requirements of this position

• English Essential
• French Essential
• Bilingual Imperative BBB/BBB
• Bilingual Imperative CBC/CBC
• Bilingual Imperative CCC/CCC

Skills Competencies:

Candidates applying for the Indigenous Services Canada Environmental Public Health Officer position are expected to possess certain skills that are essential for performing the duties effectively.

• Use of Analytical Thinking in offering the public health services.
• Effective communication skills
• Initiative
• He should be proficient in handling the various modes of transportation’s and frequent travel history is needed.

Keys Responsibilties:

Candidates are advised to carefully review the key responsibilities required for the Indigenous Services Canada Environmental Public Health Officer position.

• The applicants must be trained in eight core program of  public health services such as
• Drinking Water, Food Safety, Healthy Housing, Wastewater, Solid Waste Disposal, Facilities Inspection, Communicable Disease Control, and Emergency Preparedness & Response.

How to apply online:

Interested and eligible candidates are encouraged to follow the steps below to apply online for the Indigenous Services Canada Environmental Public Health Officer position.

The candidates must be responsible for the delivery of environmental public health services (e.g., environmental public health inspections, investigations, drinking water quality monitoring, wastewater monitoring, environmental public health education, environmental public health promotion, environmental public health training etc.). They have courage to work for First Nation communities programs and organizations. To get more information about the details of this jobs you can visit the website of  Indigenous Services Canada.