Water quality specialist vs water resources program director

Differences between water quality specialist and water resources program director duties and responsibilities

Water quality specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage IDDE program that consists of GIS documentation, field sampling and reporting.
• Manage performance improvement and quality improvement projects design to assess and improve health outcomes for Medicaid members.
• Map interpretation for wetland, floodplain and shoreland.
• Field orienteering using GPS, topographical maps, aerial photos, basic compass
• Gather data points using survey quality GPS units at sample site locations.
• Analyze soil and water extracts according to EPA commercial and contract laboratory protocols.
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Water resources program director example responsibilities.

• Manage implementation of referrals, coordinate assignment of new physicians and create support network for transitioning patients during clinic closure.
• Tackle strategic challenge to bolster state chapters wrought with leadership inconstancy and often, first-time delegates, unprepare for national-level participation.
• Conduct extensive research for the NRDC in the application of green infrastructure for the reduction of CSOs in Chicago and Milwaukee.