Chief, Climate Indicators and Site Assessment Section

The State of California is seeking a Chief for the Climate Indicators and Site Assessment Section. This hybrid role involves supervising toxicologists and environmental scientists, conducting scientific evaluations, and managing programs related to climate change and contaminated sites. The position requires coordination with various agencies and includes both office work and telework, with possible travel for meetings. Salary ranges from $12,185 to $15,730.
Job Posting: Chief, Climate Indicators and Site Assessment Section

JC-477511 - Chief, Climate Indicators and Site Assessment Section
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM MANAGER I (SUPERVISORY)

Final Filing Date: Until Filled

Application Methods: Electronic (Using your CalCareer Account) or Mail Drop-off

This advertisement will run until the position is filled with review cutoff dates on the 1st and 15th of each month, starting May 27, 2025.

The Climate Indicators and Site Assessment Section (CISAS) within the Air and Site Assessment and Climate Indicators Branch provides scientific evaluations, research, and technical work for CalEPA, other state and local agencies, NGOs, and entities on environmental challenges affecting health and ecosystems.
• The Contaminated Sites Program offers technical support on risk assessments for contaminated site cleanup.
• The Climate Change Indicators Program researches climate change impacts, drivers, and trends in California.

CISAS also updates hazardous material lists and provides toxicological expertise for various OEHHA programs.

Under the supervision of the Supervising Toxicologist, the Chief supervises a team of toxicologists and environmental scientists, providing scientific leadership and program management, coordinating with other agencies and institutions.

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Eligibility is established through a successful examination process. If you are interested but not yet eligible, see the examination bulletin on CalCareers for more info. Additional details are available in the Duty Statement.
Working Conditions

This hybrid role includes office work and telework. It involves extended computer use, possible travel for meetings, hearings, or project work, and may require travel to other locations.

Locations may include 1515 Clay Street, Oakland, or 1001 I Street, Sacramento.
Minimum Requirements

Refer to the Class Specification for detailed requirements.
• Environmental Program Manager I (Supervisory)
• Senior Toxicologist

Salary ranges: $12,185 - $15,148 (Managerial), $12,295 - $15,730 (Senior Toxicologist). One position available.
Department Info

OEHHA values diversity and inclusion, fostering a welcoming environment for employees from varied backgrounds. We aim to protect public health through scientific evaluations. More info at http://www.oehha.ca.gov.
Special Requirements

Electronic applications via CalCareer are preferred. Applications can be submitted online or by mail/drop-off at the addresses provided, with all required documents including a resume and Statement of Qualifications.
Application Instructions

Ensure all fields on the STD 678 form are complete, including your eligibility basis. Incomplete applications may be disqualified.
Statement of Qualifications

Please respond to each of the following questions in a clear, concise narrative (no bulleted responses, maximum 3 pages):
• How your education and experience qualify you for leading scientific evaluations of health and ecological risks or climate indicators.
• Your role in a project evaluating toxicological data or climate change indicators, including methods, metrics, and outcomes.
• Your experience supervising multidisciplinary scientific teams.
Equal Opportunity

The State of California is an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We promote a drug-free environment and expect all employees to comply with this policy.
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