Toxicologist

Eagle Integrated Services, LLC. is seeking a Toxicologist

Mandatory Qualifications

• The contractor employee shall possess a minimum of a PhD in chemical engineering, biology, bioengineering, or other technical degree deemed acceptable by the organization.
• The contractor employee shall have at least 12 to 15 years of DoD experience.
• The contractor employee shall have at least 2 years of Laboratory experience.
• The contractor employee shall possess excellent communication and writing skills.
• Contractor employee shall have demonstrated experience in a management role, such as the management of people and/or management of projects.
• The contractor employee shall have a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in place with their company based on the potential access to confidential, proprietary, and/or sensitive information. The NDA shall be provided to the Government Program Manager by start of performance.

Desired Qualifications

• 12 to 15 years of Air Force Bioenvironmental Engineering experience is preferred.
• Experience with Occupational/Environmental Health is preferred.
• Knowledge Management experience is preferred.

Tasks

• The contractor employee responsibilities shall include serving as a consultant to the aeromedical community in research efforts associated with sensing occupational exposures, determining the effects of these exposures on the health and performance of airmen, and discovering methods to prevent/mitigate any harmful exposures. The contractor employee shall inform the best practices of the Air Force with research findings through presentations, publications, and training curriculum refreshment of current practices.
• The contractor employee shall demonstrate the ability to design and apply Biological Based Simulation models to predict the exposure effects of nerve and biochemical warfare agents. The contractor employee shall conduct this work as part of an integrated research effort involving multiple DoD laboratories (Air Force, Army, Navy), and maintain and expand the present multi-service DoD laboratory collaborations, in an effort to secure these present research collaborations, as well as grow the Force Health Protection Research Thrust Area's research interests.
• The contractor employee shall serve as an investigator for proposed research, and support other projects that align with their expertise.
• The contractor employee shall design new technologies and protocols, as well as coordinate and prepare new research funding applications with different potential funding agencies, such as the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), to expand the research spectrum of the Force Health Protection Research Thrust Area.
• The contractor employee shall maintain knowledge of Biologically Based Simulation methods being developed on a number of different platforms in the academic and commercial realm, in order to provide a source of internal expertise to implement the latest computer simulation approaches.

Other details

• Pay Type Salary

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