Job Postings in California
Director of EH&S - University of California, San Diego
Full Time - Pay range is $119,400 - $230,800 Annually
Reporting to senior leadership, the Director will set the vision and direction for a proactive, integrated EHS program that promotes a culture of safety, ensures regulatory compliance, and mitigates risk across inpatient, outpatient, and research operations. The Director will collaborate closely with health system executives, clinical leaders, research faculty, and operational partners to align EHS programs with organizational priorities, including patient safety, operational excellence, and regulatory readiness.
This leader will oversee multiple EHS disciplines and teams, driving program innovation, continuous improvement, and data-informed decision-making. The role requires a forward-thinking leader capable of navigating a highly regulated healthcare environment, responding to emerging risks, and influencing stakeholders across a large, matrixed organization.
Institutional Biosafety Committee Administrator/Associate Biosafety Officer - University of California Riverside, Riverside
Full Time - Pay range is $75,900 - $137,300 per year
Will serve as the campus Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) Administrator/Associate Biosafety Officer (ABSO). As the IBC Administrator/ABSO, this individual will collaborate with the BSO/HCLD, other Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) staff, campus faculty and staff in the efficient and integrated administration of the IBC and delivery of biosafety services on campus and at UCR Health clinic locations. The IBC Administrator/ABSO will oversee the administration of the IBC, perform routine and impromptu audits of research and teaching laboratories, provides training and applies technical knowledge in all campus-related and UCR Health clinics biological safety issues and ensures safe procedures are properly followed and follows up with BSO/HCLD and management as appropriate. In support of the Research Safety program, the incumbent will schedule and conduct independent general laboratory safety evaluations to identify and evaluate a wide variety of potential hazards in the work place. The incumbent will also serve as an alternate for the BSO/HCLD and work with institutional committees including Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC), Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), Institutional Review Entity (IRE), and High Containment Laboratory Oversight Group (HCLOG) to ensure the safe use of biohazardous materials in research and teaching laboratories. The incumbent will support all biosafety issues related to Federal, State and local regulations and campus policies and procedures.
EHS Manager - Abbott, San Diego
Full Time - Pay range is $$114,000 – $228,000 annually
Serve as the site leader responsible for developing, implementing, and continuously improving Environmental, Health, Safety, and Occupational Health programs for a research and development facility. This role provides strategic direction and technical expertise to ensure regulatory compliance, protect employees and the environment, and foster a proactive safety culture that enables innovation and operational excellence. As the site's EHS subject matter expert, the Manager partners with R&D, Facilities, Engineering, and corporate functions to identify and mitigate risks, support business objectives, and ensure compliance with applicable environmental, health, and safety regulations and corporate standards.
EH&S Manager - Insmed Inc., San Diego
Full Time - Pay range is $124,000-161,000 annually
Responsible for developing, implementing, and managing comprehensive EHS programs at our San Diego sites. Reporting to the EHS Director, you will serve as the primary EHS resource on-site and will also collaborate closely with the EHS team to align site-level programs with enterprise-wide EHS strategy, culture, and goals.
You will perform non-routine tasks and tasks using established processes. You will support program development, risk assessment and compliance activities, including inspections, incident investigation, training coordination, and corrective action tracking.