sanitarian

I became a teetotaler and "sanitarian" [1] and began at once to reap the benefits.

America, through the spectacles of an Oriental diplomat Tingfang Wu 1882

Romero's introduction to the National Park Service came through his first job as a public health sanitarian at Gateway National Recreation Area in the New York metropolitan area.

Alex Romero: A steward for national parks in the D.C., Maryland region The Partnership for Public Service 2010

The orientation -- which includes training on how to accommodate the disabled, a visit from a fire inspector and a discussion of lead safety with a Health Department sanitarian -- is the first step in a months-long process few applicants will have the money, time or wherewithal to complete.

D.C. day-care licensing criticized 2010

The orientation -- which includes training on how to accommodate the disabled, a visit from a fire inspector and a discussion of lead safety with a Health Department sanitarian -- is the first step in a months-long process few applicants will have the money, time or wherewithal to complete.

D.C. day-care licensing criticized 2010

The orientation -- which includes training on how to accommodate the disabled, a visit from a fire inspector and a discussion of lead safety with a Health Department sanitarian -- is the first step in a months-long process few applicants will have the money, time or wherewithal to complete.

D.C. day-care licensing criticized 2010

It is not a camping ground and the sanitarian facilities are spars but existing, the next convenient store rather far away but if you don't mind that bring your tent for a night, food and drinks and have a good time.

Archive 2008-04-01 Michael Turton 2008

Although Charles was preeminent as a sanitarian, he became equally famous as a consulting industrial chemist, a lucrative complement to his academic income.

Chandler, Charles F. 2008

Although Charles was preeminent as a sanitarian, he became equally famous as a consulting industrial chemist, a lucrative complement to his academic income.

Chandler, Charles F. 2008

From Newsday:After a thorough investigation, DOI found a disturbing lack of diligence on the part of the public health sanitarian who inspected the restaurant as well as a breakdown in the supervision of the inspector, DOI Commissioner Rose Gill Hearn said.

New York City Health Department Takes Blame For Rat Fiasco - The Consumerist 2007

There has been a tradition of asserting that Nightingale was already a sanitarian when she arrived at Scutari but no evidence has ever been presented for this.

Florence Nightingale: An Exchange Dossey, Barbara Montgomery 2001