[PCA] job opportunity--Bakersfield, CA
Ellen Cypher
ecypher at bak.rr.com
Tue Nov 1 12:57:54 CST 2005
Job Opportunity
California Department of Fish and Game
Scientific Aid
Location: Bakersfield, CA
Final Filing Date: Until filled
Duration: Up to 12 months/30 hours per week
Pay: $10.82/hour
Starting Date: Immediately
Primary Duties: Assist Regional Botanist in a broad range of field
and office tasks. Participate in surveys for plants and animals; monitor
vegetation; collect and manage data and specimens; assist with document
preparation, library research, and computer searches; perform routine
maintenance, habitat improvement, and enhancement on Department-owned
lands; assist with administrative tasks such as vehicle and equipment
maintenance, purchasing, copying, and filing. The ability to work in
adverse weather and in unstable terrain is a must. Some overnight travel
may be required.
Minimum Qualifications: Possession of a valid California Driver's License and
Either I
Education: Equivalent to completion of two years of college
with a minimum of 10 semester hours in biological/natural sciences.
Or II
Experience: One year of experience in surveying, studying, or
evaluating plant, wildlife, or fish populations or habitats.
Additional Desirable Qualifications:
College course work in botany and ecology, experience in
field work, familiarity with Windows-based computers. Willingness to do
routine work and work irregular hours.
Contact: Ellen Cypher
California Department of Fish and Game
1234 East Shaw Ave.
Fresno, California 93710
(661) 827-1992
ecypher at dfg.ca.gov
To apply: Mail or e-mail (preferred) either a resume or the Standard
state application form (STD 678) and names and contact information for
three professional references to the attention of Ellen Cypher. The
application is located online at
http://www.spb.ca.gov/employment/employment_forms_brochures.htm
Applications will be pre-screened and those with the most suitable
background will be invited to interview.
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