OverviewPosition: Environmental Public Health Officer (EG-06). Inventory reference number: DIS24J‑022918‑000074, Selection process number: 24‑DIS‑NCR‑EA‑643795. Locations: Moncton (Recent Brunswick), Amherst (Nova Scotia), Halifax (Nova Scotia). Grade EG‑06. Salary range: $86,801 to $109,119.ResponsibilitiesDeliver high‑quality health protection services to Indigenous peoples by collaborating with partners.Provide advice, guidance, education, public health inspections and recommendations to First Nations and their leadership to manage environmental health risks.Conduct environmental public health inspections, investigations, drinking water quality monitoring, wastewater monitoring, solid waste disposal, facilities inspections, and other core program activities.Advise on applicable legislation, guidelines and technical information (e.G., Canadian Drinking Water Quality) and on sample collection and result interpretation.Travel frequently using various modes of transportation and work during evenings, weekends, on‑call, standby, and emergency situations.Work independently in remote or isolated First Nation communities, sometimes alone, for extended periods and in all weather conditions.QualificationsEssential Qualifications:Education: Graduation with a degree in Health Sciences (Public Health) or Environmental Public Health; or completion of full‑time Public Health Inspection or Environmental Public Health program; or a combination of education and at least five years experience in environmental public health with a Public Health Inspection certificate.Occupational Certification: Certificate in Public Health Inspection is required; completion beforeappointment.Reliability status security clearance.Knowledge of applicable legislation and guidelines such as Canadian Drinking Water Quality.Language: English essential, French essential; bilingual proficiency (BBB/BBB, CBC/CBC, or CCC/CCC)



preferred.Asset Qualifications (enhancing the application):Master’s degree in Public Health, Science (Epidemiology), or related field.Health and safety certifications (Infection Control, CRSP, CIH, ROHT, OHST, ROH).Training in emergency response, incident command systems, infection prevention and control.Experience delivering environmental public health services (inspections, investigations, monitoring, education, training).Experience working with First Nations communities, leading committees, engaging diverse stakeholders, and briefing management.Knowledge of social determinants of health.Strong written and oral communication, teamwork, dependability, adaptability, integrity, and respect.Preference may be given to Indigenous persons who voluntarily self‑declare.Operational RequirementsWillingness to work evenings, weekends, on‑call/standby, overtime, or short notice.Willingness to work alone in remote or isolated First Nation communities and travel by vehicle, all‑terrain vehicle, float, small plane, boat, or helicopter in all weather conditions.Ability to operate a motor vehicle for extended periods.Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.Moderate physical effort, including traversing rough terrain on foot, climbing, bending, crawling, working in restrictive spaces, and lifting objects up to 20 kg.Maintain an unrestricted valid driver’s licence in the province of work and membership with the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors.Pre‑employment medical/personal health declaration may be required.Benefits & ConsiderationsThis role supports the Indigenous Services Canada mission to transfer health services to First Nations and Inuit. It offers opportunities for professional development within a diverse and collaborative workforce.The Public Service of Canada is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce that reflects the Canadians we serve. Candidates may indicate belonging to a designated group to support employment equity.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Environmental Public Health Officer – Inventory (Amherst) - C$86,801 - C$109,119 A Year (Barronsfield)
🏢 Indigenous Services Canada
📍 Barronsfield