[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List Sept. 7
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Sep 7 13:54:23 EDT 2012
This week's openings:
Boating Programs Coordinator, Puget Soundkeeper Alliance
Coastal Storms Outreach Coordinator, Minnesota Sea Grant
NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENTIST 3 - COASTAL / AQUATIC SCIENTIST, Washington DNR
Assistant Professor - Coastal and Marine Biology (3 positions), UNCW
Assistant Professor - Microbiology (2 positions), UNCW
PMNM Permit Coordinator, RCUH
Coastal Ecologist, RPI
Fishery Management Specialist, NOAA
Professor, Monterey Institute for International Studies
Scientific and Technical Support Officer, Ramsar Convention Secretariat
Project Manager, Coral Cay Conservation
Research Scientist, Ocean Research & Conservation Association
Marine Acoustic Technician, Gardline Environmental
Assistant Marine Acoustic Technician, Gardline Environmental
Education Program Coordinator, Oregon Coast Aquarium
Youth Programs Coordinator, Oregon Coast Aquarium
Marine Conservation Intern, South Carolina Chapter, TNC
Caroline Morgan Macomber Internship Program, Ocean Conservancy
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Boating Programs Coordinator, Puget Soundkeeper Alliance
Seattle, WA
Puget Soundkeeper Alliance (Soundkeeper) seeks applicants for a Boating
Programs Coordinator position to assist with Soundkeeper’s pollution
prevention outreach work in the fields of recreational boating and
marina management. The mission of Puget Soundkeeper Alliance is to
protect and preserve Puget Sound by monitoring, cleaning up and
preventing pollutants from entering its waters. This position will
require work at the Soundkeeper office and in the field. The applicant
should have, or be able to arrange, reliable motor vehicle
transportation. Required mileage and travel expenses are reimbursable.
This is a part-time position with potential to become full-time in 2014
(or sooner if funding allows).
The person in this position will coordinate and implement Soundkeeper’s
work on the Clean Marina Washington program, the Clean Boating education
and outreach project and the volunteer Dockwalker education and outreach
program.
http://pugetsoundkeeper.org/about/employment
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Coastal Storms Outreach Coordinator, Minnesota Sea Grant
Chanhassen, MN
Educator will work in cooperation with Great Lakes Sea Grant programs,
the National Weather Service, the NOAA Coastal Service Center and
Coastal Storms Programs, and other partner agencies and organizations to
assess the needs and appropriate program delivery methods for the target
audiences related to weather, beach, and water safety forecasts and
stormwater issues. Expand rip current awareness, forecasts, and delivery
mechanisms. Expand access to severe storm warnings and preparedness.
Help market the availability of all products and tools that are
developed to appropriate audiences. Compile best management practices
and conduct train-the-trainer workshops. Assist NOAA Great Lakes
Restoration Initiative project connection to Great Lakes communities.
Conduct formative, summative, and confirmative evaluations to improve
products and to document project impacts and accomplishments. Other
duties relating to participating within the Sea Grant organization,
included, but not limited to participation in staff meetings, preparing
reports and plans of work, writing and administering grants,
presentations at conferences, etc. Overnight travel is required.
https://employment.umn.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/position/JobDetails_css.jsp
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NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENTIST 3 - COASTAL / AQUATIC SCIENTIST, Washington DNR
Olympia, WA
This NRSci3 position, within the Aquatics Assessment and Monitoring Team
(AAMT), provides scientific support to the Aquatics Division for the
management of all state-owned aquatic lands. This position, under the
AAMT supervisor, works as the lead scientific analyst, applying models
and statistically evaluating data to assess aquatic ecological
functions. The scientist in this position works cooperatively with
other Division science and policy staff to ensure that the state’s
aquatic resources are managed in a sustainable manner, based on sound
science and in consideration of the public’s interest.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
• Analyze hydrographic and benthic survey data. Focus will be on change
analysis of bathymetric and submerged aquatic vegetation data in
before-after-control-impact studies for nearshore and bedlands habitats.
• Develop and manage effectiveness monitoring database to access and
analyze field sampled data and data from deployed sensors.
• Apply process- based, empirical, mechanistic and statistical models
for evaluating ecological functions, of coastal, estuarine and shoreland
systems.
• Provide input data for decision support tools developed to assess how
management decisions affect ecosystem functions.
• Develop maps, images and presentations for reporting and publishing
results.
• Apply for grant funding to supplement data collection and research
efforts in support of adaptive management of state owned aquatic lands.
• Liaison with interagency groups addressing on contemporary resource
management issues (e.g. marine spatial planning, ocean acidification,
climate change, tsunami debris) affecting state owned aquatic lands
http://www.dnr.wa.gov/AboutDNR/Employment/Pages/Home.aspx
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Assistant Professor - Coastal and Marine Biology (3 positions), UNCW
Wilmington, NC
The Department of Biology and Marine Biology at the University of North
Carolina Wilmington invites applications for three tenure-track
positions starting August, 2013. Candidates in any area of Coastal and
Marine Biology are encouraged to apply, and would be expected to
contribute to one or more core courses in the areas of Marine Biology,
Genetics, Physiology or Ecology. We define “Coastal and Marine Biology”
broadly, to include the biology of organisms spanning coastal plain,
estuarine, and oceanic ecosystems. The successful candidates will be
expected to maintain a vigorous, extramurally funded research program
involving undergraduate and graduate students.
http://www.uncw.edu/hr/joblistings_epa/13F0171819.html
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Assistant Professor - Microbiology (2 positions), UNCW
Wilmington, NC
The Department of Biology and Marine Biology at the University of North
Carolina Wilmington invites applications for two tenure-track positions
starting August, 2013. The successful candidates will contribute to
undergraduate and graduate courses in microbiology, cell and molecular
biology, or a related area, as well as maintain a vigorous, extramurally
funded research program involving undergraduate and graduate students.
Candidates in any area of microbiology are encouraged to apply. The
Department offers B.S. and M.S. degrees in Biology and Marine Biology,
and a Ph.D. in Marine Biology.The Department of Biology and Marine
Biology values basic, applied, and translational research.
http://www.uncw.edu/hr/joblistings_epa/13F015-16.html
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PMNM Permit Coordinator, RCUH
Honolulu, HI
Regular, Full-Time, RCUH Non-Civil Service position with the National
Ocean Service (NOS), Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument (PMNM),
located in Honolulu, Hawaii. Continuation of employment is dependent
upon program/operational needs, satisfactory work performance,
availability of funds, and compliance with applicable Federal/State laws.
DUTIES: Coordinate, review, issue, and track all permits and activities
for the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. Provide
recommendations to Monument Management Board (MMB). Analyze and
determine impact of proposed and ongoing activities and develop reports
for Monument staff and the MMB. Lead multi-agency permitting team to
manage permits and develop permitting policy and procedures. Monitor
activities and analyze for potential impacts and threats. Write,
review, and edit planning and operational documents for the Monument,
including but not limited to, the Annual Permitting Report, multi-agency
Best Management Practices (BMP), and permitting guidelines. Assist in
writing, reviewing, and editing Monument planning documents and
necessary environmental reports, such as draft/final Environmental
Impact Statements, Environmental Assessments, Categorical Exclusions,
and Compatibility Determinations to ensure compliance with state and
federal laws. Coordinate and communicate with wide range of agencies to
ensure documents consistent with all regulations. Participate and
frequently present at meetings, conferences and outreach events to
provide information on Monument policies and permitting procedures.
Papahanaumokuakea covers a vast area in one of the world’s most isolated
archipelagos rich in both its natural and cultural heritage. Largely
undisturbed and considered to be one of the most sacred and revered
places within Hawai‘i, Papahanaumokuakea is a place where nature and
culture are one.
https://hrweb.rcuh.com/psc/hrprd_exapp/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRS.HRS_APP_SCHJOB.GBL
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Coastal Ecologist, RPI
Columbia, SC
The major responsibilities of this position will include the collection
of biological and socioeconomic data for Environmental Sensitivity Index
(ESI) mapping projects. Other duties involve summarizing resources for
risk and field support for oil spill response, and collaboration on
other projects as needed. Some travel will be necessary.
http://www.researchplanning.com/staff/employ.html
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Fishery Management Specialist, NOAA
Juneau, AK
The individual selected or this position will:
*Serve as a member of a regulatory management branch of the Sustainable
Fisheries Division (SFD), Alaska Region, National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS).
*Analyze information regarding fisheries management issues and the
effects of alternative proposed management approaches.
*Develop and coordinate the review, approval, and implementation of
amendments to Fishery Management Plans (FMPs) and regulations.
*Prepare written drafts of FMP and regulatory amendments to comply with
current regional and national procedures.
*Advise supervisory staff of problems in the review, approval, and
implementation of FMP amendments and/or regulations, and recommend
possible solutions.
*Provide written responses to letters or requests for information
regarding Fisheries Resource Management.
*Present information on proposed Fishery Management measures and their
implementation, at meetings and workshops.
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/325711600
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Professor, Monterey Institute for International Studies
Monterey, CA
The Institute invites applications for a regular faculty position in the
area of International Marine Law and Policy. The position is available
at either the assistant, associate, or full-professor rank, depending on
qualifications and experience. The person selected will become a member
of the Institute’s regular faculty within the International
Environmental Policy (IEP) Program, and will also serve as a researcher
in the Institute’s new Center for the Blue Economy (CBE), for which
course relief will be granted.
https://middlebury.peopleadmin.com/postings/5524
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Scientific and Technical Support Officer, Ramsar Convention Secretariat
Gland, Switzerland
The Ramsar Secretariat provides scientific, technical and policy advice
to the Contracting Parties to the Convention including supporting and
facilitating the work of the Scientific and Technical Review Panel
(STRP), the Convention’s subsidiary body charged with preparing
scientific and technical reports, reviews, advice and guidelines to
support implementation of the Convention.
The role of the Scientific and Technical Support Officer is to enhance
the Secretariat’s capacity to provide technical support to the work of
the STRP, and to provide advice on other scientific matters. This post
is designed to provide this capacity and support over the period of the
establishment of the new STRP and its development and implementation of
its 2013-2015 work plan. Following its first full meeting (STRP17) in
February 2013, the Panel will determine the type and pattern of support
it needs during this cycle, and terms of reference for this support will
be further reviewed in the light of the Panel’s decisions.
The STRP’s work is guided by its approved modus operandi (adjusted by
Ramsar COP11 in Resolution XI.18) and its priority work themes for the
2013-2015 period (affirmed by Contracting Parties in COP11 Resolution
XI.17 include: communication, education and public awareness (CEPA);
inventory, assessment and ecological indicators; Ramsar site designation
and management; wetlands and ecosystem services; and Ramsar, wetlands
and other sectors: human health, climate change, water resource
management, agriculture and poverty eradication. The Convention’s
upcoming review of the delivery, uptake and implementation of scientific
and technical advice and guidance to the Convention (mandated by COP11
Resolution XI.16) is also relevant to the future work of the STRP and to
this post.
http://hrms.iucn.org/iresy/index.cfm?event=vac.show&vacId=432&lang=en
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Project Manager, Coral Cay Conservation
Koh Rong, Cambodia
This is a salaried position for an initial period of 1 year, possibly
renewable for a further 1 year upon review and successful completion of
year 1, based on the island of Koh Rong, Cambodia with extensive
in-country travel. You may also be expected to attend regional
conferences and symposia.
The successful candidate will be based in Cambodia, working closely with
the Coral Cay Conservation (CCC) Head Office in London as well as in
country project partners, including the Fisheries Administration (FiA)
of the Royal Government of Cambodia, to develop and implement Cambodia’s
first effectively managed Marine Protected Area around Koh Rong
Island.This programme is supported through a two-year grant with further
support from international and national NGOs and the FiA. We are seeking
a Project Manager to organise and host workshops and training events,
develop new partnerships and scout potential new donors in support of
the project. Furthermore, the successful candidate will be developing
and overseeing the ongoing scientific monitoring programme, including
socio-economic surveys within the local communities on Koh Rong Island.
The Project Manager will be helping to develop alternative livelihood
programmes in support of local communities and leading the capacity
building programmes which will include CCC’s SCUBA dive and marine
scholarships.The successful candidate will also have to manage the
programme budget and work closely with the CCC project staff and
volunteers based on Koh Rong.
This is a unique role, offering the right candidate the opportunities to
be directly involved in the development and implementation of a marine
conservation project with an award-winning NGO.
See attached TOR for more information.
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Research Scientist, Ocean Research & Conservation Association
Ft. Pierce, FL
The Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA) seeks an early
career scientist to fill the position of Research Scientist with an
emphasis in Environmental Toxicology. The mission of ORCA, which is
headquartered in Ft. Pierce, Florida, is to protect and restore aquatic
ecosystems and the species they sustain through the development of
innovative technologies and science-based conservation action.
QUALIFICATIONS
Candidates must possess an earned doctorate in environmental toxicology
or a closely related field (a M.S. with substantial experience will be
considered). Proven success in identifying and securing project funding
is essential. Experience in development and standardization of
laboratory procedures, and planning and managing large-scale
environmental studies is required. Candidates must demonstrate a broad
interest in research and education as applied to aquatic ecosystem
conservation.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsible for management of ORCA's FAST™ program (Fast Assessment of
Sediment Toxicity), which includes developing and validating methods,
planning and overseeing projects, and writing grant proposals, reports,
and publications. Additional responsibilities include managing ORCA’s
research laboratory, and supervising research assistants. Developing
collaborations and participating in community outreach initiatives will
also be required.
For information, contact:
Beth Falls, Ph.D.
Research Scientist
Ocean Research & Conservation Association, Inc.
1420 Seaway Drive
Fort Pierce, FL 34949
Tel: 772-467-1600
Fax: 772-467-1602
Email: bfalls at teamorca.org <mailto:bfalls at teamorca.org>
Web: www.teamorca.org <http://www.teamorca.org>
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Marine Acoustic Technician, Gardline Environmental
Norfolk, UK
Gardline Environmental Ltd (GEL) is a member of the Gardline Marine
Sciences Limited Group of Companies and are a successful Environmental
contractor, operating a fleet of inshore boats, conducting major
integrated offshore projects on a worldwide basis and inshore projects
for major clients in the UK and overseas. As GEL's Marine Wildlife
Department continues its expansion we are seeking to add to the diverse
team and expertise.
The candidate(s) will be expected to conduct acoustic surveys through
the use of passive acoustic monitoring systems (PAMS) and noise
measurement systems during offshore activities both nationally and
internationally. The candidate will play a key role in the development
of in-house systems and be responsible for maintenance and upkeep of all
Marine Wildlife Departmental acoustic equipment, in accordance with HSSE
and QA standards. Compilation and preparation of PAMS and noise
monitoring reports including the processing of acoustic data is
required. Projects may include marine mammal mitigation or monitoring,
ambient noise measurements and operational noise monitoring.
The candidate will be responsible for the appropriate collection and
processing of data both at sea and in the office. This role will require
you to work in the office (Great Yarmouth), but we have an expectation
that you will spend up to 120 days at sea at locations worldwide, during
a 12-month period.
http://www.gardlinemarinesciences.com/careers/vacancies/42/
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Assistant Marine Acoustic Technician, Gardline Environmental
Norfolk, UK
The candidate(s) will be a part of the Acoustic Team and expected to
assist in maintenance, construction and coordination of acoustic
equipment including PAMS and noise monitoring systems. Duties will also
include PAT testing, dispatch and receipt of equipment, vessel
mobilisations of acoustic equipment, and providing technical support to
offshore equipment operators.
This role will be based from our Great Yarmouth head offices and will
require some travel.
http://www.gardlinemarinesciences.com/careers/vacancies/43/
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Education Program Coordinator, Oregon Coast Aquarium
Newport, OR
The Oregon Coast Aquarium is currently seeking an Education Program
Coordinator. The coordinator directs and oversees the development and
implementation of academic and public programs. This position is
responsible for fiscal management of education budgets, scheduling and
evaluation of education programs. The coordinator supervises two
education specialists as well as seasonal interpretive staff and
volunteers. The coordinator supports the education specialists by
teaching some programs including onsite lab programs and week-long
outreach (including overnight travel).
The coordinator is responsible for regularly updating Aquarium academic
programs to include pedagogical best practices, timely content,
conservation messages and technology. The coordinator works with the
Director of Education and the Education Manager to create a future
vision for all education programs at the Aquarium.
Knowledge and experience in formal education as well as informal
education preferred. Experience writing curriculum, goals, and
objectives for academic/formal education programs, and familiarity with
STEM pedagogy best practices are required.
Excellent oral, written and interpersonal communication and
organizational skills are required. Graduation from a four-year college
or university with a degree in education or a closely related field is
required. A Master's degree in education or a closely related field is
desirable. At least two - three years supervisory experience and a
minimum of three years experience in a position related to education
programs in a museum, zoo, or aquarium is required.
Ability to speak Spanish desirable, but not required.
Must be able to work weekends, nights, and/or holidays. The ability to
gain and hold an Oregon driver's license is required. Deadline to
submit for this position is Sept 14th, 2012.
This is a full-time position with benefits.
Submit your resume, references and cover letter no later than Sept 14th
to Kerry Carlin Morgan, Director of Education, kerry.morgan at aquarium.org
<mailto:kerry.morgan at aquarium.org> or mail to Oregon Coast Aquarium,
2820 SE Ferry Slip Road, Newport, OR 97365. NO phone calls, please.
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Youth Programs Coordinator, Oregon Coast Aquarium
Newport, OR
The Youth Programs Coordinator is responsible for the recruiting,
interviewing, training, supervising, recognizing, placing and evaluating
youth volunteers. The Youth Program Coordinator is responsible for the
National Ocean Sciences Bowl Team, the High School work study program,
and the High School job shadow program. He/she also participates in the
adult volunteer training program. Under the general direction of the
Volunteer Manager, the incumbent develops and manages the Youth
Volunteer Program, Youth Shadow Program and the Work Experience Program.
A bachelor’s degree in education, natural science, or a closely related
field is required. A minimum of three years experience in a position
related to education, and/or volunteer programs in a zoo and aquarium.
At least two years managing and working with youth programs required.
Any acceptable equivalent combination of education and experience that
demonstrates the background necessary to perform the functions of the
position may substitute for the above. Ability to speak Spanish
preferred, but not required. Knowledge of and ability to use computers
and standard, commonly accepted computer programs is required, as well
as the ability to work under limited supervision, both independently and
in a team environment. The ability to gain and hold an Oregon driver’s
license is required.
This is a full-time position with benefits. Submit your resume,
references and cover letter no later than Sept 21st to Carmen Morgan,
Volunteer Services Manager, carmen.morgan at aquarium.org
<mailto:carmen.morgan at aquarium.org> or mail to Oregon Coast Aquarium,
2820 SE Ferry Slip Road, Newport, OR 97365. NO phone calls, please.
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Marine Conservation Intern, South Carolina Chapter, TNC
Mt. Pleasant, SC
The Nature Conservancy’s (TNC) Southeast Regional Marine Program works
across North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida to implement
a diverse set of coastal and ocean marine conservation strategies.
Efforts include habitat mapping, ocean planning, coastal policy, climate
adaptation and restoration. Our work is done through on-the-ground
projects within each state chapter and through partner engagement in
policy and planning activities. The Marine Conservation Intern will work
in coordination with the Southeast Regional Marine Director, out of the
Mt. Pleasant, SC office, to implement conservation business planning,
policy analysis, research, and communication activities.
https://careers.nature.org/psp/P91HTNC_APP/APPLICANT/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL
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Caroline Morgan Macomber Internship Program, Ocean Conservancy
Washington, DC
Ocean Conservancy is seeking a graduate student to participate in a
newly developed 3-month internship program that will begin in September
2012 in our Washinton, DC , office. The assignment will focus on
establishing a prospecting process to identify new programmatic
conservation investments. The intern will develop real-world experience
in helping to cultivate social entrepreneurship within the nonprofit
sector and develop business cases for potential investment. This is an
excellent opportunity to develop and test a new approach in
organizational strategy development.
http://www.oceanconservancy.org/who-we-are/work-for-us/caroline-morgan-macomber.html
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/Suzanne Garrett/
/DCMC Coordinator/
/IUCN/
/1630 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 300/
/Washington, DC 20009/
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