The Wetlands Project Coordinator job posting is
officially up on the web. Go to this site, select Search Positions on
the left, and enter keyword “wetland.”
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is currently accepting
applications for a full-time Environmental Scientist, in wetlands
science, to coordinate and implement tidal wetland field and laboratory
research projects. Field locations are located in tidal freshwater and
salt marshes in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. The position is a
field crew leader who will be responsible for data collection, and
supervision of staff scientists and interns. The selected person will
report to the Wetland Section Leader/Principal Investigator and work in
conjunction with a post-doctoral research fellow to plan and implement
data collection and research priorities.
MS in environmental science, biology or similar field and a general
understanding of freshwater and salt marsh ecology. Additional years of
professional experience will be considered in lieu of degree.
Technical writing and word processing skills. Knowledge and proficiency with Microsoft Office, Sigma Plot, GoogleEarth and Leica Geo Office software preferred. Valid driver's license. Comfortable driving mini-vans and SUVs while towing a boat trailer. Applicants with NJ or PA Coast Guard boating certification and experience operating small motorized vessels preferred. Extensive daily travel (>3 hrs per day) and physically demanding field work are regularly required. Successful candidates will be highly-motivated, pay great attention to detail, possess high scientific integrity and a strong work ethic. Candidates must be able to work well in a team setting but also be confident working alone. |
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