Quick Links:
- Arizona Division of Human Resources Job Vacancies: https://azstatejobs.azdoa.gov/
How to Obtain a State Job:
Applicants who are interested in working for the State of Arizona should create a new user account and begin to search the State of Arizona Job Vacancy website for positions of interest. Select a job posting and review the job responsibilities and minimum qualifications. If you are interested in applying for the job opportunity, once you’ve created an account you can save the job to your favorites or click “Apply Now” to complete the online application.
More information: Instructions to apply for state jobs is available via the State of Arizona Job Board Applicant User Guide: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3Aa787d7c5-4976-4d1b-8b43-cd2923bd3cfb#pageNum=1.
Arizona Department of Agriculture
The Arizona Department of Agriculture (ADA) regulates milk & dairy products, feed, and produce that is subject to the produce safety rule. The entry level classification utilized by ADA is:
Public Health Sanitarian
Annual Salary Range: $33,435 – $59,812
Dairy Program Salary Range: $37,960 – $59,812
Minimum Qualifications: Knowledge of the principles and practices of public health sanitation, including food handling and food processing, milk sanitation, water supply, solid or liquid waste disposal, insect or rodent control, air pollution control; state laws and Department of Health Services rules and regulations pertaining to environmental health.
Skills and ability to analyze situations accurately and adopt an effective course of action; work effectively with others; speak and write effectively; prepare concise technical reports; effect improvement in sanitary practices in the private sector and sanitary programs in the public sector.
Special Selection Factors: One year of experience as a registered Sanitarian in Arizona in an area appropriate to the assignment. Bachelor’s Degree in health science or related field.
Note: The Arizona Department of Health Services delegates authority for regulation of manufactured foods, retail food stores, restaurants, and bottled water to local health departments. Learn more: https://www.azdhs.gov/.
