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| Bonneville Power Administration |
| 7/31/2008 |
8/7/2008 |
4 Employment Positions |
Portland, OR |
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4 positions available. Biologist & Project Manager (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: 4 positions available. Biologist and Project Manager. |
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| Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission |
| 8/7/2008 |
9/30/2008 |
Hatchery Production Coordinator (John Day Mitigation) |
Portland, OR |
DOQ |
Hatchery Production Coordinator (John Day Mitigation) (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The Hatchery Production Coordinator (John Day Mitigation) works with tribal policy makers and staff to develop and implement a hatchery mitigation program consistent with tribal objectives. The Hatchery Program Coordinator works in regional processes to monitor regional hatchery production and implement tribal initiatives. |
| 8/7/2008 |
9/1/2008 |
Fishery Scientist-Steelhead Production |
Portland, OR |
$53,000-$57,000 DOQ |
Fishery Scientist-Steelhead Production (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The Fishery Scientist will initially be responsible for research on steelhead kelt reconditioning in the Snake River (i.e., a post-spawner that my return to spawn again in a subsequent year). Restoration of depleted Columbia River steelhead runs under the Endangered Species Act can take advantage of their unique life history trait to spawn multiple times. Presently in the mid-Columbia, a project is underway which involves reconditioning kelts via induced feeding, diet, and nutrient treatments. Additionally, studies of relative reproductive success are ongoing. The Fisheries Scientist will take leadership and responsibility of implementing kelt reconditioning in the Snake River. The long-term study will evaluate kelt steelhead management strategies and implement the most promising approach. |
| 8/7/2008 |
9/22/2008 |
Fishery Scientist-Conservation Geneticist |
Hagerman, ID |
$52,000-$60,000 DOQ |
Fishery Scientist-Conservation Geneticist (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The position is associated with the Fishery Science Department's Production and Restoration Research Group. This group is now engaged in conservation genetics research of salmon, steelhead, and sturgeon. The Conservation Geneticist position is based at the Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station located in Hagerman, ID. Through a Memorandum of Agreement, the University of Idaho and CRITFC have established a collaborative research program to address fish culture, fish health, genetics, fish production, and supplemental propagation issues. The employee will work under the Lead Geneticist, in association with other geneticists and technicians at the Hagerman lab, as well as staff of the Fishery Science Department in Portland, OR. Efforts will focus on molecular techniques to address conservation genetics, intra/inter-specific phylogenetics, and expression of functional genes. |
| 7/8/2008 |
9/30/2008 |
Staff Accountant |
Portland, OR |
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Staff Account (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The position works in the area of financial analysis which aids in effective planning and evaluation of performance including: ensuring that the accounting records of the Commission are maintained in accordance with generally accepted governmental accounting standards and in meeting compliance with program, contract, and OBM Circular obligations; performing general ledger maintenance, including monthly account analysis and related journal entries; to ensure the integrity of the general ledger; reviews organizational records to ensure accuracy in recording and reporting; assists in the development fo the yearly budget, including reviewing and preparing financial reports for funding; Coordinates the data for fixed asset inventory and the yearly inventory process; Backs-up accounting functions as needed. Work in other accounting areas as assigned. |
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| Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission |
| 7/23/2008 |
8/25/2008 |
CMER Staff Geomorphologist |
Olympia, WA |
(GS 10/11/12) $44,550 - $76,261 |
CMER Staff Geomorphologist (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The purpose of this position is to provide expertise in geomorphology (and/or hydrology) and in experimental study design to support a program of research and monitoring conducted by the Cooperative Monitoring Evaluation and Research Committee (CMER) for the Washington State Forest Practice Adaptive Management Program. The person in this position will help design and implement research and monitoring studies related to erosion and stream channel processes in managed forests and provide input on the experimental design of projects designed by others. |
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| Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife |
| 7/22/2008 |
9/2/2008 |
Principal Executive/Manager E Marine Resources Program Manager |
Newport, OR |
$4,991 - $7,722 Monthly |
Principle Executive Manager E-Marine Resources Program Manager (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The MPR Manager serves on the department Regional Management Team (RMT) and Fish Division Leadership Team (FLT). The manager is the public interface with the regulated community and regional and state agency marine program managers; represents the department on the Ocean Policy Advisory Council (OPAC) and is an alternate to the Pacific Fishery Management Council Oregon seat. This position is responsible for providing policy and staff support to the North Pacific regional fishery management council and International Halibut commission. In addition, the MRP manager represents the department on the Governor’s Marine Cabinet. |
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| Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission |
| 7/25/2008 |
8/22/2008 |
GIS Data Specialist |
Monterey, CA |
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GIS Data Specialist (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: GIS Data Specialists (Natural Sciences) use a background in the natural sciences as they assist in the population, maintenance, enhancement and distribution of Marine GIS databases. The locate, obtain, standardize, enter, verify, and correct various data sets related to project goals and work plans. |
| 6/27/2008 |
9/30/2008 |
Fisheries Technician 1 |
Various locations in CA |
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Fisheries Technician 1 (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: This is a temporary, full-time position. Fisheries Technicians perform duties related to the protection, preservation, propagation, and sampling of fish species and the preservation or enhancement of their habitat. They use knowledge of procedural requirements and processes to support the technical work of their unit. They provide practical technical support to research, operations, or program administration efforts. |
| 6/27/2008 |
9/30/2008 |
California Recreational Fisheries Survey Field Sampler |
San Francisco Bay, CA |
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CRFS Field Sampler (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: This is a full-year, part-time position. This position is for fisheries technicians to conduct field sampling of marine recreational anglers through the California Recreational Fisheries Survey. This program is coordinated with California Department of Fish and Game. The primary role of the PSMFC CRFS Fisheries Technician is to conduct marine recreational angler interviews for catch, species composition, lengths and weights, and angler demographic and economic information. This data is used with other agency data to estimate total marine recreational catch and effort for the state of California for use by state and federal fisheries biologists in managing the fishery. The position involves independent work in the field interviewing marine anglers at the completion of their fishing trip. Sampling is conducted at launch ramps, piers and jetties, beaches, and aboard partyboats. The survey is complex with a number of sampling forms utilized depending on the mode of fishing sampled. |
| 6/27/2008 |
9/30/2008 |
Californnia Recreational Fisheries Survey Field Sampler |
San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles Counties, CA |
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CRFS Field Sampler (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: This is a full-year, part-time postion.This position is for fisheries technicians to conduct field sampling of marine recreational anglers through the California Recreational Fisheries Survey. This program is coordinated with California Department of Fish and Game. The primary role of the PSMFC CRFS Fisheries Technician is to conduct marine recreational angler interviews for catch, species composition, lengths and weights, and angler demographic and economic information. This data is used with other agency data to estimate total marine recreational catch and effort for the state of California for use by state and federal fisheries biologists in managing the fishery. The position involves independent work in the field interviewing marine anglers at the completion of their fishing trip. Sampling is conducted at launch ramps, piers and jetties, beaches, and aboard partyboats. The survey is complex with a number of sampling forms utilized depending on the mode of fishing sampled. |
| 7/11/2008 |
9/30/2008 |
Data Manager/Analyst |
Anchorage, Alaska |
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Data Manager/Analyst (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: This is a full-time, full-year position. Applications Software Specialists design, document, develop, modify, test and implement new or existing systems and applications software. Functions include analyzing and refining systems requirements; translating requirements into applications; writing, debugging and maintaining code; determining output media/formats; designing user interfaces; working with customers to test applications; assuring software and systems quality and functionality; writing and maintaining program documentation. |
| 7/15/2008 |
8/8/2008 |
Scale Ageing Technician |
Santa Rose, CA |
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Scale Ageing Technician (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission seeks a full-time Scale Ageing Technician to work in Santa Rosa, CA. All interested candidates should visit www.psmfc.org for more information and to complete the required online application. |
| 7/15/2008 |
8/8/2008 |
Scale Ageing Field Technician |
Feather Hatchery in Chico, CA |
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Scale Ageing Field Technician (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission seeks a temporary, full-time Scale Ageing Field Technician to work at the Feather River Hatchery in Chico, CA. All interested candidates should visit www.psmfc.org for more information and to complete the required online application. |
| 7/16/2008 |
8/14/2008 |
Bycatch Reduction Fishing Gear Technician-Fishery Biologist 2 |
Newport, OR |
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Bycatch Reduction Fishing Gear Technician-Fishery Biologist 2 (pdf)
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JOB DESCRIPTION: The Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (PSMFC) is seeking a Fishing Grear Technician Fishery Biologist 2 to work in collaboration with the Northwest Science Center (NWFSC) Habitat and Conservation Engineering (H&CE) group within the NWFSC's Fishery Resource Analysis and Monitoring Division. |
