Environmental Health Specialist

Duties and Responsibilities:

An environmental health specialist has to control the regulation of food, consultation, education, and a standard that governs the sanitation of foods like milk. An environmental health specialist should be able to prevent hazardous substance such as disposable or infectious waste from polluting the environment. They must ensure a good plan for every environment that would be able to protect and avoid any polluting or infection. They conduct routine inspections and pre-construction plan review of public facilities.    

Average Salary: $50,460 - $61,318

Education:

A bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S. college or university is required. Required licenses, certifications and registrations must be maintained throughout employment. They also must have two years of environmental health working experience under the supervision of an environmental health specialist.

I wouldn't want to be an environmental health specialist because this career doesn't catch my attention and it doesn't fit into what I would like to do in the future because what I would like to be would be in the biology and chemistry side.