[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List Nov. 15
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Sat Nov 16 07:09:26 EST 2013
This week's openings:
1.Senior Programme Officer, Resilient Coasts (WIO), IUCN
2.Technical Officer for the Protected Areas Observatory, BIOPAMA
Programme, IUCN
3.Senior Associate, Global Shark Conservation, Pew Charitable Trusts
4.Save The Bay San Francisco Director of Major Gifts, Save the Bay
5.Lead Economist, Tuna Fisheries, Conservation International
6.Political Expert, Tuna Fisheries, Conservation International
7.Tuna Science and Management Lead, Conservation International
8.Coastal Ecologist Position Opening with NPS Southeast Coast Network,
Dept. of Interior
9.Senior Manager, Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning, Ocean Conservancy
10.Intergovernmental Affairs Representative CEA A, CA Fish & Wildlife
/11./*Support Scientist HWRF 1, */NOAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC)/
/12./*Support Scientist HWRF 2, */NOAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC)/
/13./*Support Scientist HWRF 3, */OAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC)/
/14./*Scientist Aircraft Bias Correction, */NOAA Environmental Modeling
Center (EMC)/
/15./*Support Scientist Aircraft OSE-1, */NOAA Environmental Modeling
Center (EMC)/
16.Assistant Professor of Ocean Studies and Marine Affairs, UNIVERSITY
OF NEW ENGLAND
17.Multiple Tenure-Track Faculty Positions, Huxley College of the
Environment, Western Washington University
18.Scientific Advice to the Common Fisheries Policy, EUROPEAN COMMISSION
JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE
19.National Manager – Marine Conservation and Sustainable Development,
World Wildlife Fund
20.Intern, Puntacana Ecological Foundation
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1. Senior Programme Officer, Resilient Coasts (WIO), IUCN
Mozambique
IUCN ESARO has a long history of engaging in marine and coastal issues
across the region and has contributed to several important interventions
in the WIO region (many of which were centred around enhancing the
management effectiveness of marine protected areas and included
increasing the role of communities in the management of coastal and
marine resources).
The Senior Programme Officer, Resilient Coasts (SPO/RC) will be
responsible for developing and rolling out the IUCN Resilient Coasts
Programme. The SPO/RC will report directly to the Regional Programme
Coordinator (RPC) with a functional reporting line to the Head of
Office/SPO, Mozambique. S/he will also be expected to collaborate and
work closely with other senior members of the IUCN ESARO Technical
Group, particularly the Technical Coordinator for Business and
Biodiversity (who is responsible for coordinating the Fair Coasts
Initiative). The Senior Programme Officer will also be expected to
collaborate and work closely with the IUCN Global Marine and Polar
Programme (IUCN GMPP), a key partner of IUCN’s Resilient Coasts
Programme – particularly the Fair Coasts Initiative.
http://hrms.iucn.org/iresy/index.cfm?event=vac.show&vacId=686&lang=en
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2. Technical Officer for the Protected Areas Observatory, BIOPAMA
Programme, IUCN
San José, Costa Rica
IUCN is implementing the EU-funded Biodiversity and Protected Area
Management Programme (BIOPAMA) through its Global Protected Areas
Programme (based at IUCN Headquarters in Gland, Switzerland), in close
collaboration with its European Regional Programme, four of its regional
offices and two commissions: the World Commission on Protected Areas and
Species Survival Commission. The current position is to work with IUCN’s
Regional Office for Mesoamerica and the Caribbean Initiative (ORMA-CI),
which is located in San José, Costa Rica, and is responsible for
BIOPAMA’s activities in the Caribbean. It is foreseen that the Protected
Areas Coordinator will spend an initial induction period at the Regional
Office in Costa Rica and will thereafter undertake his/her duties from a
Caribbean location, reporting to the Senior Protected Areas Advisor
Officer who is based at ORMA-CI.
http://hrms.iucn.org/iresy/index.cfm?event=vac.show&vacId=679&lang=en
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3. Senior Associate, Global Shark Conservation, Pew Charitable Trusts
Washington, DC
The senior associate provides program support to the manager for the
Global Shark Conservation Campaign. The position will report to the
manager, Global Shark Conservation Campaign and is based in Washington, DC.
It is expected that this position is for a term period through June 30,
2014, with the possibility of an extension pending the success of the
program, funding sources and board decisions on continued support.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3603/senior-associate%2c-global-shark-conservation/job
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*4. Save The Bay San Francisco Director of Major Gifts, Save the Bay*
*San Francisco, CA***
Save The Bay makes San Francisco Bay cleaner and healthier for people
and wildlife by preventing pollution, restoring 100,000 acres of tidal
marsh habitat, and stopping land fill in the Bay. Established as a
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in 1961, Save The Bay has 50,000
members and supporters, and an annual budget of over $4 million, about
90% of which comes from private funds.
The greatest area of opportunity and focus in Save The Bay's strategic
development plan is developing major gifts. The Director of Major Gifts
will:
• Lead implementation of the strategic direction, work plan, and
staff/volunteer programs that cultivate, solicit, and steward individual
and family-foundation donors who have capacity to contribute $10,000+
annually, including planned gifts and gifts to the 501(c)(4) for
political campaigns.
• Identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward new and existing donors.
• Work closely with all members of the development team to ensure
effective strategies that move donors through the fundraising cycle to
major gifts.
Read the full description here:
http://www.savesfbay.org/work-save-bay#DMG
<http://www.estuaries.org/jobs-at-rae/#DMG>
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5. Lead Economist, Tuna Fisheries, Conservation International
Arlington, VA
The Lead Economist will conduct the economic component of the
comprehensive expert analysis of tuna fisheries in the Western and
Central Pacific.
The primary duties of the Lead Economist will be to scope, design and
conduct an economic analysis including: a) assessment of the current
trade, values and beneficiaries of tuna fisheries in countries that are
Parties to the Nauru agreement, drawing on existing information and
analyses, b) detailed economic analyses of strategy options for how to
enhance tuna fisheries in collaboration with the Parties to the Nauru
Agreement by building on existing efforts and analyses, potentially
including bio-economic modeling and analyses.
http://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH08/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CONSERVATION&cws=1&rid=475
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6. Political Expert, Tuna Fisheries, Conservation International
Arlington, VA
The Political Expert, Tuna Fisheries will conduct the policy and
political component of the comprehensive expert analysis of tuna
fisheries in the Western and Central Pacific.
The primary duties of the Political Expert, Tuna Fisheries will be to
scope, design and conduct a policy and political analysis including: a)
assessment of the current status of policies and agreements covering
tuna stocks shared with countries that are Parties to the Nauru
agreement, drawing on existing information and analyses, b) detailed
policy and political analyses of strategy options for how to enhance
tuna fisheries in collaboration with the Parties to the Nauru Agreement
by building on existing efforts and analyses.
http://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH08/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CONSERVATION&cws=1&rid=474
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7. Tuna Science and Management Lead, Conservation International
Arlington, VA
The Tuna Science and Management Lead will conduct the ecological
component of the comprehensive expert analysis of tuna fisheries in the
Western and Central Pacific.
The primary duties of the Tuna Science and Management Lead will be to
scope, design and conduct an ecological analysis including: a)
assessment of the current status of tuna stocks shared with countries
that are Parties to the Nauru agreement, drawing on existing information
and analyses, b) detailed fisheries analyses and modeling of strategy
options for how to enhance tuna fisheries in collaboration with the
Parties to the Nauru Agreement by building on existing efforts and
analyses.
http://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH08/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CONSERVATION&cws=1&rid=473
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8. Coastal Ecologist Position Opening with NPS Southeast Coast Network,
Dept. of Interior
Athens, GA
The National Park Service Southeast Coast Inventory & Monitoring Network
is looking for a highly motivated candidate for its vacant Coastal
Ecologist position to lead the implementation of coastal shoreline
change and salt marsh elevation/vegetation monitoring protocols in
coastal National Park Service units of NC, SC, GA, and FL.
Typical work includes the identification, abundance, and condition of
coastal salt marsh plant communities, species, and habitats; and the
measurement of physical processes and other environmental parameters in
coastal wetland and beach environments at Cape Hatteras NS, Cape Lookout
NS, Cumberland Island, NS, Canaveral NS, Timucuan Ecological and
Historic Preserve as well as several National Monuments along the South
Atlantic coast.
The successful applicant will be duty-stationed in the SECN Headquarters
Office in Athens Georgia. We have two versions of the announcement for
this permanent position posted on USAJobs, for both all-sources and
merit-promotion-eligible candidates.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/354154100 (Open to all US
Citizens)
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/353767900 (Merit Promotion
and VEOA Eligibles only)
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9. Senior Manager, Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning, Ocean Conservancy
Washington, DC
The Senior Manager advances Ocean Conservancy’s campaign to support the
National Ocean Policy, with a particular focus on using coastal and
marine spatial planning (CMSP) to protect, restore, and maintain
ecosystem health. With guidance and input from a Senior Policy Advisor,
the Senior Manager develops and manages Ocean Conservancy’s CMSP
program. The Senior Manager works with the CMSP team to develop and
implement strategies to support federal funding for and regional
implementation of the National Ocean Policy, and engage and cultivate
stakeholders to support CMSP. In this effort, the Senior Manager also
represents Ocean Conservancy and coordinates with several working groups
and coalitions to advance common goals. S/he supervises CMSP team
members and consultants, oversees logistics relating to internal program
management (assisting in budget preparation and review, work planning)
and assists the Senior Policy Advisor and Development Team in ensuring
continued funding for the Ocean Conservancy’s CMSP program. Finally, the
Senior Manager plays a key role in working with the government relations
and communications teams to develop, coordinate, and implement
strategies to achieve program and organizational goals.
http://www.oceanconservancy.org/who-we-are/job-listings/senior-manager-coastal-and.html
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10. Intergovernmental Affairs Representative CEA A, CA Fish & Wildlife
Sacramento, CA
The Intergovernmental Affairs Representative, CEA A (Marine Policy
Representative), under the general direction of the Marine Regional
Manager, represents the Director on administrative level government
committees, councils, meetings, conferences, task forces, and advisory
teams to participate in policy discussions and decisions; develops
Department policies related to a variety of environmental issues, and
implements these policies department-wide; monitors project components
and ensures statewide consistency with the Department and other State
and Federal agencies; represents the Department’s interests in Federal
and State mandated policy committees; makes presentations on a variety
of Department issues, policies, and regulations; and researches and
conducts briefings on marine resource management issues.
http://jobs.spb.ca.gov/ceabulletins/ceaexambulletin2.cfm?bid=11062013_4&view=h
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*11. Support Scientist HWRF 1, */NOAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC)/
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**/Silver Spring, MD /
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG- *http://www.imsg.com*
<http://www.imsg.com/>), a Federal Government Contractor, is seeking
resumes for a Support Scientist to work at NOAA's National Centers for
Environmental Prediction’s Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) located
in College Park, MD. The successful candidate will support the
Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) of the National Centers for
Environmental Prediction (NCEP) in carrying out research and development
work related to the operational Hurricane Weather Research and Forecast
(HWRF) system. The candidate’s work will involve the development,
execution, testing and evaluation of several different components of the
HWRF modeling system that include physics, dynamics, vortex
initialization and data assimilation, coupling to ocean, wave, land,
storm surge and inundation models.
*http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/storm/*
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*12. Support Scientist HWRF 2, */NOAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC)/
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**/Silver Spring, MD/
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I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG- *http://www.imsg.com*
<http://www.imsg.com/>), a Federal Government Contractor, is seeking
resumes for a Support Scientist to work at NOAA's National Centers for
Environmental Prediction’s Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) located
in College Park, MD. The successful candidate will support the
Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) of the National Centers for
Environmental Prediction (NCEP) in carrying out research and development
work related to the operational Hurricane Weather Research and Forecast
(HWRF) system. The candidate’s work will involve the development,
execution, testing and evaluation of several different components of the
HWRF modeling system that include physics, dynamics, vortex
initialization and data assimilation, coupling to ocean, wave, land,
storm surge and inundation models.
*_Duties_*_:
_The candidate will perform the functions of the job in a high-quality,
independent and collaborative way, assisting in managing projects, and
developing and applying innovative methods for the primary work areas
below. The candidate will work with EMC scientists and external
collaborators to set up comprehensive tests of the HWRF model in ESMF
based NOAA Environmental Modeling System (NEMS) framework on different
grid projections (e.g., NMM-B). The candidate will work on several tasks
including transitioning HWRF capabilities into NMM-B/NEMS modeling
system, improving hurricane dynamics and high-resolution telescoping
nesting techniques, implementing advanced hurricane physical
parameterization techniques applicable at 1-3 km resolutions and
determining areas of improvement needed to increase forecast skill.
*http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/wam/*
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*13. Support Scientist HWRF 3, */OAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC)/
*
**/Silver Spring, MD/**
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG- *http://www.imsg.com*
<http://www.imsg.com/>), a Federal Government Contractor, is seeking
resumes for a Support Scientist to work at NOAA's National Centers for
Environmental Prediction’s Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) located
in College Park, MD. The successful candidate will support the
Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) of the National Centers for
Environmental Prediction (NCEP) in carrying out research, development
and operational support of high-performance, highly parallelized,
geospatial data interpolation and processing. This candidate's work
will involve developing new techniques for highly-optimized, distributed
interpolation and manipulation of numerical weather prediction (NWP)
data produced and consumed at extremely rapid rates. Focus will be on
advanced hurricane forecast applications using various configurations of
NCEP Operational Hurricane Weather and Research (HWRF) model. The
candidate must implement the techniques in a way that takes advantage of
MPI, OpenMP and other forms of parallelism, and can interact with legacy
Fortran and C programs and libraries.
*_Duties_*_:
_Performs the functions of the job in a high-quality, independent and
collaborative way, assisting in managing projects, and developing and
applying innovative methods for the primary work areas below. The
candidate will work with EMC scientists to develop new
highly-parallelized interpolation algorithms, and implement them within
current and future NWP models and post-processing software, especially
for the high-resolution hurricane forecast applications.
*http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/bdm/*
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*14. Scientist Aircraft Bias Correction, */NOAA Environmental Modeling
Center (EMC)/
*
**/Silver Spring, MD /
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG- *http://www.imsg.com*
<http://www.imsg.com/>), a Federal Government Contractor, is seeking
resumes for a Support Scientist to work at NOAA's National Centers for
Environmental Prediction’s Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) located
in College Park, MD. The candidate will provide science and software
engineering support for the assimilation of measurements provided by
instruments mounted on commercial aircraft. In particular the candidate
will work on characterizing these measurements and on the correction of
systematic errors through a variational bias-correction approach with in
the GSI data assimilation system.
*http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/ddeamc_tech/*
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*15. Support Scientist Aircraft OSE-1, */NOAA Environmental Modeling
Center (EMC)/
*
**/Silver Spring, MD /
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG- *http://www.imsg.com*
<http://www.imsg.com/>), a Federal Government Contractor, is seeking
resumes for a Support Scientist to work at NOAA's National Centers for
Environmental Prediction’s Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) located
in College Park, MD. The candidate will provide science and software
engineering support for the assimilation of measurements provided by
instruments mounted on commercial aircraft. In particular the candidate
will work on performing data assimilation experiments to characterize
the impact on forecast skill of assimilating new datasets of this type
of observations.
*http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/webdesigner2/*
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16. Assistant Professor of Ocean Studies and Marine Affairs, UNIVERSITY
OF NEW ENGLAND
Biddeford, ME
The Department of Marine Sciences at the University of New England (UNE)
invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor to lead the
development of our new undergraduate major in Ocean Studies & Marine
Affairs. The position will be based at UNE’s Marine Science Center, one
of four University Centers of Excellence.
The selected individual will teach current courses for the major and
will be expected to develop new courses in marine policy, management,
planning, legal and/or regulatory areas, with a focus on the human
dimensions of coastal ecosystems. We seek a candidate who can develop
innovative pedagogies and partnerships that connect UNE students to
Maine’s marine business, economic, political, and social science
communities. The individual will also be expected to develop nationally
competitive scholarship in marine social-ecological systems and the
multiple governance dimensions of interconnected human/ocean/coastal
ecosystems. Expertise in the multiple dimensions of Maine’s seafood
value chains is desired.
Maine has outstanding education and research opportunities. The state
has distinct urban-rural, economic, and socio-ecological gradients
spread over 5,000 miles of coast, with more than 30 permanent island
communities. We consider Maine our very special living laboratory for
UNE’s marine programs. Thus, our preference is for a candidate who will
prioritize the development of UNE programs that examine the complex
human dimensions of Maine’s rapidly-changing coastal/ocean environments.
Qualifications
A Doctoral degree in Marine Affairs, Marine Policy, or an allied Marine
Environmental or applied Marine Science, or closely related field, is
required. Review of applications will begin on January 2, 2014 and
continue until the position is filled. Applications should include a
cover letter, curriculum vita, and statement of teaching philosophy,
statement of scholarly interests and fit with Maine environment, and
three letters of recommendation.
Submit materials to http://www.une.edu/research/msc/
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17. Multiple Tenure-Track Faculty Positions, Huxley College of the
Environment, Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA
The Huxley College of the Environment <http://www.wwu.edu
<http://www.wwu.edu/>). The new hires will join a strong and diverse
group of faculty and will have a unique opportunity to help shape WWU's
environmental and sustainability efforts.
Assistant Professor Urban Studies
https://jobs.wwu.edu/JobPosting.aspx?JPID=4840
Academic focus on energy policy process, include institutional and
infrastructure inertia, diverse and changing technology options,
critical environmental challenges, and divergent public knowledge of and
opinions on science.
Assistant Professor of Environmental Science - Energy
https://jobs.wwu.edu/JobPosting.aspx?JPID=4657
Academic focus on environmental or natural resources impacts associated
with human use of energy.
Screening of applicants will begin January 5, 2014 and continue until
the positions are filled.
Job Location: All positions located at Western Washington University in
Bellingham, WA. Except The Assistant Professor of Environmental
Remediation and Ecosystem Restoration position which will be located at
WWU satellite sites in Port Angeles, Poulsbo, and Everett WA.
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18. Scientific Advice to the Common Fisheries Policy, EUROPEAN
COMMISSION JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE
Italy
The offered post as a senior fisheries scientist has the objective to
carry out and coordinate fisheries research using various data sources
such as the Data Collection Framework (DCF) to enhance the assessment of
fish stock dynamics and fisheries managed under the CFP as well as the
provisions regarding capacity of the EU fishing fleet. Moreover s/he
will conduct and coordinate research on long-term management plans and
also Management Strategy Evaluation (MSE). Also novel management
approaches such as the ecosystem based approach to fisheries management
will be taken into consideration, as well as the integration of economic
and biological fisheries data into modelling. The selected candidate is
expected to further strengthen collaborative relations between the
Maritime Affairs Unit and the wider scientific community and
stakeholders and to contribute to FISHREG’s coordinative work and
scientific input into the Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee
for Fisheries (STECF). Importantly the assignment implies the
interpretation and communication of scientific findings feeding into the
EU policy cycle and marine governance. The successful candidate will
join a highly motivated, cooperative, international and
multi-disciplinary team including fisheries scientists, data analysts
and IT developers (more information can be found at
https://fishreg.jrc.ec.europa.eu <https://fishreg.jrc.ec.europa.eu/>).
http://recruitment.jrc.ec.europa.eu/showprj.php?type=G&id=2682
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19. National Manager – Marine Conservation and Sustainable Development,
World Wildlife Fund
Eastern Australia
WWF-Australia is seeking a highly experienced leader to manage
WWF-Australia’s marine conservation and marine sustainable development
programs, to secure conservation outcomes from advocacy, partnerships
and on-ground projects.
The role works with a highly skilled team to advance WWF’s marine
conservation and sustainable development goals within the Coral
Triangle, Australia, Pacific and Antarctic regions. Sourcing funds
through foundations and Government Aid Agencies (GAA), this role builds
WWF’s profile and influence and secures leadership opportunities in the
context of WWF’s global marine program.
http://www.wwf.org.au/about_us/work_with_wwf/jobs_at_wwf/?8302/National-Manager-Marine-Conservation-and-Sustainable-Development
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20. Intern, Puntacana Ecological Foundation
Dominican Republic
The Puntacana Ecological Foundation is currently accepting applications
for mid to long term internship positions to help with their
Partnerships for Ecologically Sustainable Coastal Areas (PESCA)
programs. The selected candidate(s) will be collaborating on a daily
basis with the project coordinator to prepare and establish Acropora
cervicornis outplant sites (amongst other things) utilizing resources
from the Punta Cana coral nursery.Candidates will be working on a
variable but full-time basis determined by the intern?s direct
supervisor. The candidate is expected to work outside normal established
hours, participate in night diving and on other unscheduled events
depending on the needs of the PESCA program.
II.Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Work with the Project Coordinator to prepare and establish *A.
cervicornis* outplant sites along the Punta Cana reef area and
neighboring communities.
2. Assist the Project Coordinator in activities related to the
maintenance and upkeep of the coral gardens in the Dominican Republic.
3. Participate in, lead, or implement environmental education courses,
workshops, and/or training activities related to the PESCA program
4. Care for and provide basic maintenance to project equipment.
5. Work with other volunteers or interns to achieve the goals of the
coral restoration Project.
6. Commit to seeing the internship completed.
7. Interact and work well with other staff and personnel.
III.Requirements:
a)Education
We are looking for candidates that are highly motivated and interested
in the preservation, conservation and restoration of coastal marine
resources. A bachelor?s in one of the following areas is preferred:
biology, ecology, marine biology, environmental studies, or other
similar careers.
b)Experience:
The ideal candidate would have experience in the marine ecosystems of
the Dominican Republic and previous experience with Acropora corals and
restoration. Applying candidates must know how to swim and possesses a
scuba certification. Rescue diver or advance diver certification is
preferred. Applicants must have the ability to work under strenuous and
adverse conditions including working with currents, waves, poor
visibility, long dive times and continuous back to back diving days. The
applicant must
be able to work efficiently, problem solve, adapt to changing situations
and work independently under minimal supervision. Interns must complete
assigned tasks on time and with quality; must be punctual and represent
the best interest of the institution. Knowledge of Microsoft Office is
required. Previous coral restoration experience is highly advantageous.
Other Requirements
Advance Spanish minimum
SCUBA Certification
Divers Insurance
Medical Insurance
c)Duration:
The length of the internship is negotiable but a minimum of 4 months is
required.Any compensation or benefits are dependent on the location of
the internship and available funding. Interns are not illegible to
receive the same benefits as full-time staff. No vacation is awarded but
days off can be flexible. Start time: at the latest January 6, 2013.
d) Compensation and Benefits:
Punta Cana Field Site only (all other sites will be provided at a later
time)
* On-site dorm stile lodging, which has electricity and running water 24
hours.
* A small stipend (depending on the qualifications of the candidate, the
length of the internship, and the AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS) to help cover
food and other expenses.
* The option of checking out a bicycle for local transport
* Office space
* At least 6 days off a month (No vacation is contemplated for this
internship)
A typical day in this internship could be:
1-2 dives in the morning to locate potential outplanting/restoration
sites followed by site preparation dives in the afternoon. Occasionally,
both mornings and afternoons will be dedicated to diving related
activities. Dominican students/professionals are highly encouraged to apply.
Interested Candidates please send your resume with a brief letter of
intent to one ofthe following emails no later than Nov 22, 2013:
Puntacana Ecological Foundation
Att: Coral Restoration Internships
Email: vgalvan at puntacana.com <mailto:vgalvan at puntacana.com>
Tel.: 809-959-9221x1805
Please note that only candidates that made it to the short list will be
contacted. We estimate that candidates will be selected from this short
list no later than December 10, 2013.
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/Suzanne Garrett/
/DCMC Coordinator/
/IUCN/
/1630 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 300/
/Washington, DC 20009/
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/@IUCN_DCMC/
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