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Each year self-nominations are sought to fill vacancies due to expiring terms. The 3-year term appointment begins on January 1, 2011. The Chief Engineer will recommend successful candidates to the Surgeon General for appointment, with the concurrence of line supervisors and Agency/Operating Division/Program representatives. The EPAC meets 8 to 10 times a year by tele/video conference. Travel is not required for membership. Regular attendance at the meetings is expected throughout the term of membership. EPAC members are expected to actively participate in the activities of at least two subcommittees during the term of service. Some of the activities conducted by EPAC for the Chief Engineer include the mentoring, awards, emergency response preparedness and career development programs.
Commissioned Corps or Civil Service engineers and architects who are interested are encouraged to self-nominate. Interested individuals should submit a current curriculum vitae (CV) and the self-nomination form available at www.usphsengineers.orc/EPAC/ to the EPAC Rules Subcommittee Chairman (see contact information below). The CV and endorsed nomination form must be sent via email (preferred), postmarked, or faxed no later than August 31, 2010. Individuals should submit their complete nomination package to:
CDR Peter Nachod, PE
USPHS Symposium Category Day Agenda
Link to an Interesting Article from NSPE. The article discusses NCEES' thoughts about closed book PE exams.
Pacific Partnership 2009 CAPT James Ludington, P.E., is currently the USPHS Officer in
Charge (OIC) on the Pacific
Partnership 2009 mission in the South Pacific. The Pacific
Partnership 2009 is the fourth in a series of U.S. Naval Pacific Fleet
humanitarian and civil assistance missions. This year Pacific Partnership
will travel to Oceania, including Kiribati, Republic of the Marshall Islands,
Samoa, Solomon Islands and Tonga. The Military Sealift Command dry
cargo/ammunition ship USNS Richard E.
Byrd (T-AKE 4) serves as the enabling platform for Pacific Partnership.
Mission of PHS Engineers PHS engineers play a vital role in the overall PHS mission to protect and
advance the health of the nation: Contact Information This web site is maintained by the Information Subcommittee of the Engineers
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