Deputy Director, Office of Radiation and Indoor Air

Duties: The Office of Radiation and Indoor Air (ORIA) is located within the Office of Air and Radiation (OAR). ORIA is responsible for EPA's radiation and indoor air activities, which broadly include: developing protection criteria, standards, and policies; collaborating with other regulatory programs within EPA and other agencies to control radiation and indoor air exposures; providing technical assistance to States through EPA's regional offices and other agencies having radiation and indoor air protection programs; establishing and directing an environmental radiation monitoring program; evaluating and assessing the overall risk and impact of radiation and indoor air pollutants on the general public and the environment during radiological emergencies and disasters that impact indoor air quality (as well as fulfilling ongoing daily requirements supporting emergency response efforts across the Agency); and liaising with other public and private organizations involved in environmental radiation and indoor air pollution protection activities. Additionally, ORIA is EPA's lead office for intra- and interagency activities coordinated through the Committee for Indoor Air Quality. ORIA disseminates information to support the public in taking action against indoor air and radiation health risks. Specific duties of this position may include, but are not limited to: Overseeing the day-to-day operations of ORIA, including but not limited to administrative activities, financial and facility operations, human resources, and compliance with agency policies. Developing and implementing policies, guidance, guidelines, priorities, programs, objectives, short and long term goals, budgets, and personnel management for the office. Reviewing and evaluating the office's programs, policies, priorities, budgets, incomes, and outcomes, and, when necessary, offering and implementing any changes that might be needed with the advice and consent of office and agency leadership. Developing and maintaining collaborative relationships with both internal and external partners that include, but are not limited to, other government agencies/departments, academia, private industry, professional groups, and the public. Establishing systems for making assignments that cross organizational functions and boundaries within the office. Performing the full range of supervisor human resources functions for the office and its employees.