Aquatic toxicology and risk assessment expertise support WSP projects across British Columbia and Yukon within a multidisciplinary team. Apply biology and environmental chemistry knowledge.
As an Aquatic Toxicologist, you will support or lead toxicological effects assessments, risk assessments, and environmental monitoring. The mid-level position includes aquatic toxicity studies, literature reviews, statistical analysis, and technical reporting. You will collaborate with senior staff and contribute to client projects.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support or lead toxicological effects and risk assessments
- Conduct critical toxicology and environmental chemistry literature reviews
- Design and interpret aquatic toxicity studies
- Oversee monitoring programs and analyze datasets
- Prepare reports, proposals,
presentations, and client communications
Requirements:
- Master’s degree in toxicology, environmental science, or related discipline
- Four to six years of toxicology and risk assessment experience
- Experience applying water quality guidelines and reviewing toxicity literature
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and advanced statistical software
- Valid Class 5 driver’s license and clean Driver’s Abstract
Bring aquatic toxicology, critical thinking, statistical analysis, and technical writing skills to WSP’s BC and Yukon environmental projects.