Broome County Job Opportunity
Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Intern

Health Department / Temporary

Pay Rate: Unpaid Full-time
College level background in science and/or environmental science. Skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and Outlook. Interest in Public Health, Environmental Health, issues that affect children, and Law. Willingness to learn. Opportunity to learn about the inner workings of a government agency.

Assists Lead Risk Assessors with visual assessments, dust sampling, XRF inspection of housing units. This will include drawing floor plans, taking notes and photographs. Assists staff with other program educational activities and events as needed. Assists in writing reports and maintenance of records of lead hazard remediation progress. Interacts with owners and tenants of housing units. Special projects based on the goals of the program and internship are considered.

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