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Job Opportunities For Engineering Students Job Opportunities For Graduating or Graduated Engineers Career Opportunities For Current Civil Service  And Commissioned Corps Engineers

2010 Engineer Award Winners

2009 Juan Carlos Finlay Award

On behalf of the Hispanic Officer Advisory Committee, here is the announcement and nomination form for the 2009 Juan Carlos Finlay Award.

USPHS Symposium Category Day Agenda

Announcements from the Chief Engineer

  • Engineer Vacancy List 2-17-10

  • Consumer Safety Officer - Position Description

  • Roommate Matching Program for USPHS Symposium


    • Link to an Interesting Article from NSPE. The article discusses NCEES' thoughts about closed book PE exams.

    Newsletter - December 2009 (click here to view past newsletters)
    We need your help in bringing you the stories you want to read.  Please consider submitting an article for an upcoming issue or let us know when you or a colleague have reached a milestone, been recognized for an accomplishment. submit article

    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. 

                                       

    CAPT Ludington installs individual slow sand filter system in hospital kitchen and primary school.  There are 15 filter units donated through PP2009 for use in Tonga.

    Mission of PHS Engineers

    PHS engineers play a vital role in the overall PHS mission to protect and advance the health of the nation:

    • Provide sound engineering expertise in the support of specific agency objectives
    • Use engineering skills to safeguard the public and to research and identify solutions to the many health-related problems that face our nation
    • Remain on the cutting edge of engineering disciplines and technology as we face the health and environmental challenges of the future
    • Provide assistance directly to the American people in the form of professional consultation and the provision of health-related facilities

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