[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List Sept. 13
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Sep 13 13:09:35 EDT 2013
This week's openings:
1.Deputy Director, NOAA
*2.**Social Scientist, NOAA*
3.Coral Reef Monitoring Fish Ecologist, American Samoa Coral Reef
Monitoring Program
4.Coral Reef Monitoring Coral Ecologist, American Samoa Coral Reef
Monitoring Program
5.Director, Global Shark Campaign, Pew Charitable Trusts
6.Senior Associate, International Oceans Policy, Pew Charitable Trusts
7.Donor Services Manager, Galapagos Conservancy
8.Evaluation Officer, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
9.Program Manager, IMSG
10.PROGRAM COORDINATOR, Haystack Rock Awareness Program, City of Cannon
Beach
11.Marine Programme Coordinator, IUCN
12.Severn Estuary Partnership and European Marine Site Officer, Cardiff
University
13.Senior Scientist, Arctic Oceanography, Institute of Marine Research
14.Programme Officer, Fisheries, World Wildlife Fund
15.Capitol Hill Outreach Fellow, International Conservation Caucus
Foundation
16.Interns, Institute for Marine Mammal Studies
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1. Deputy Director, NOAA
Washington, DC
This position is with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental
Affairs (OLIA), Office of the Under Secretary, located in Washington,
DC. The incumbent will serve as the Deputy Director and be responsible
for determining future organizational directions; setting priorities for
current and future activities and allocating resources. Acts as the
Director of the Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs in
his/her absence.
The individual selected for this position will:
·Contribute in establishing overall policies and priorities of the
organization.
·Provide leadership, direction, supervision and management.
·Provide support and advice directly to the Director and senior
leadership on congressional issues of concern to NOAA.
·Maintain liaison with various committees and task groups, scientific
and policy-making officials of Federal, State and Local Governments.
·Serve as liaison with Congress and key staff members.
·Provide scientific, leadership, and strategic direction in assisting
the Director in carrying out the mission of NOAA and OLIA.
·Supervise the congressional outreach operations, ensures issues and
tasks are properly assigned.
·Prepare memos and other briefing materials for leadership for use with
Congress, review press releases, reports and correspondence.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/351296800
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*2. Social Scientist, NOAA *
*Silver Spring, MD *
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG) *www.imsg.com* <http://www.imsg.com/> is
looking to hire a Social Scientist for a highly visible office in NOAA:
Office of Program Planning & Integration (PPI) in Silver Spring, MD.
The incumbent will provide direct support to the NOAA Chief
Economist/Social Scientist, Assistant Administrator, and NOAA Senior
Leadership. Working with the Chief Economist/Social Scientist, the
Social Scientist provides expertise on economics and social science to
promote sound analyses for policy and programmatic decision making.
http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/asupsci/
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3. Coral Reef Monitoring Fish Ecologist, American Samoa Coral Reef
Monitoring Program
American Samoa
American Samoa Coral Reef Monitoring Program is hiring a Coral Reef
Monitoring Fish Ecologist who will provide the scientific and other
technical support for the American Samoa Coral Reef Monitoring Program
and other programs that conduct research on the status of coral reefs
and the distribution of coral reef fishes in the territory.
Duties and Responsibilities:
·Train local staff of various programs in established coral reef
monitoring protocols used by the Department of Marine and Wildlife
Resources in coordination with the Chief Fisheries Biologist;
·Lead local staff in coral reef fish monitoring in established sites;
·Perform logistic coordination for fieldwork and follow ups on project
administration-related activities;
·Provide technical expertise to other resource management agencies and
the public as needed about the territory’s marine resources;
·Participate in relevant management activities through the Coral Reef
Advisory Group to help support territorial efforts for science-based
management;
·Draft and publish department biological reports and submit performance
reports; and scientific manuscripts; and
·Report program progress to the Chief Fisheries Biologist of DMWR.
See attached document for more information.
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4. Coral Reef Monitoring Coral Ecologist, American Samoa Coral Reef
Monitoring Program
American Samoa
American Samoa Coral Reef Monitoring Program is hiring a Coral Reef
Monitoring Coral Ecologist who will provide the scientific and other
technical support for the American Samoa Coral Reef Monitoring Program
and other programs that conduct research on the status of coral reefs
and the distribution of coral reef fishes in the territory.
Duties and Responsibilities:
·Train local staff of various programs in established coral reef
monitoring protocols used by the Department of Marine and Wildlife
Resources in coordination with the Chief Fisheries Biologist;
·Lead local staff in coral monitoring in established sites;
·Perform logistic coordination for fieldwork and follow ups on project
administration-related activities;
·Provide technical expertise to other resource management agencies and
the public as needed about the territory’s marine resources;
·Participate in relevant management activities through the Coral Reef
Advisory Group to help support territorial efforts for science-based
management;
·Draft and publish department biological reports and submit performance
reports; and scientific manuscripts; and
·Report program progress to the Chief Fisheries Biologist of DMWR.
See attached document for more information.
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5. Director, Global Shark Campaign, Pew Charitable Trusts
Washington, DC
The Campaign Director will lead the Global Sharks Conservation Campaign,
with the goal of mobilizing the public, media and policymakers to
strengthen conservation for sharks globally, and securing precautionary,
science-based protections for sharks within the waters of various
countries. Key areas of responsibility include directing and overseeing
the implementation of current campaign work, and building on past
successes by developing targeted, effective campaign strategies to
further the impact and geographical scope of this high profile campaign.
Two specific areas of focus will be to (1) develop the campaign’s work
in Asia, building consensus and support within the organization for
developing campaign activities in this region, and (2) implement a
strategy to capitalize on the March 2013 decision at the Convention on
International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna
(CITES)—to list seven species of sharks and rays under Appendix II—that
fully realizes the potentially game-changing conservation benefits for
global shark populations inherent in this decision. The Campaign
Director will oversee and manage a talented team of campaign staff and
report to the Director of International Ocean Conservation She or he
will build effective relationships with senior policymakers in
government and at international fora, key coalition partners, funders,
scientists and the media to create support for the work of the campaign,
through public education, advocacy, communications and research.
Additionally, the Campaign Director is an integral part of the
International Ocean Conservation team, and will contribute to efforts to
raise resources for campaigns, and work collaboratively with team peers
to support broader marine campaigns and initiatives.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3544/director%2c-global-shark-campaign/job
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6. Senior Associate, International Oceans Policy, Pew Charitable Trusts
Washington, DC
The Senior Associate, International Oceans Policy is responsible for the
development and implementation of conservation strategies, activities
and intergovernmental advocacy to deliver on identified Pew
international marine conservation objectives in the RFMOs and other
international fora. This position is based in Washington, DC and will
report to the Manager, International Oceans Policy.
Responsibilities:
* With the International Oceans Policy team and relevant campaign
directors, develop and implement strategies to deliver agreed
outcomes at RFMOs and other intergovernmental organizations.
* Assist in the development of policy briefs and other outreach
materials to deliver on key Pew outcomes at RFMOs and other
intergovernmental organizations.
* Develop timelines and operational plans for the program so as to
achieve agreed RFMO-related goals and targets.
* Maintain ongoing communications and relationships with key
government representatives.
* Participate in Pew delegations to relevant intergovernmental
meetings as necessary.
* Represent Pew publicly at conferences, seminars and official forums.
* Maintain ongoing communications with stakeholders, and, as
appropriate, represent Pew with scientists and national, regional
and international conservation organizations.
* Contribute to and participate in tasks of the department as
assigned, as well as broader Pew-related projects and activities as
needed.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3519/senior-associate%2c-international-oceans-policy/job
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7. Donor Services Manager, Galapagos Conservancy
Fairfax, VA
As the premier advocacy organization in the United States for
conservation in the Galapagos Islands, our goal is the long-term
ecological integrity of Galapagos and its unique marine and terrestrial
ecosystems. As part of its program priorities, Galapagos Conservancy
collaborates with and funds local and international partners in projects
of innovative science, public policy, and conservation. Our grants
support terrestrial and marine conservation programs and research,
socio-economic studies, environmentally sustainable economic
alternatives for a small resident population, capacity building, and
help inform public policy at a local and national level. Please visit
our website at www.galapagos.org <http://www.galapagos.org/>to find out
more about our organization.
The Donor Services Manager will report to the Director of Membership and
Marketing and is responsible for all tasks related to gift and
acknowledgement processing. The Donor Services Manager will be the
primary customer service provider, via phone and email, for GC's 10,000+
members. The ideal candidate will be an organized and systematic worker
who values accuracy and clarity over speed.
http://www.idealist.org/view/job/FdJ9cctG66BD
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8. Evaluation Officer, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
Washington, DC
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The Evaluation Officer is responsible for working with the Foundation’s
staff and Board, federal agencies and other conservation partners to
develop and implement an outcome-based funding/investment and impact
assessment (i.e. “evaluation”) strategy for the Foundation’s
conservation programs, including the Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund
(GULF).
The Evaluation Officer will apply existing NFWF processes and/or create
new combinations of people, processes, methodologies, and ideas that
will lead to effective approaches to measuring the Foundation’s
conservation programs by working with partners to ensure a strong
culture of conservation impact assessment “on the ground” in the Gulf
and in other regions. The Evaluation Officer will work closely with the
Science Team, GULF Team and program staff to deliver measurable outcomes
in accordance with the Foundation’s vision and strategic plan. The
Evaluation Officer is expected to be and/or become a thought-leader in
his/her respective field and position the Foundation as the convener of
choice in the conservation community.
http://www.nfwf.org/whoweare/careers/Pages/evaluation-officer.aspx
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9. Program Manager, IMSG
Rockville, MD
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG) www.imsg.com <http://www.imsg.com/> is
currently seeking to hire a Program Manager to lead scientific and
technical programs at the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) offices. The Program Manager
will manage employees working on government site under separate
contracts and be fully responsible for the Program Management of the
contracts and associated sub-contractors.
This position would be located in our corporate office in Rockville, MD
with travel to client sites in Maryland and other government locations
within the continental United States. The position would report directly
to the company Chief Operating Officer.
http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/storm/
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10. PROGRAM COORDINATOR, Haystack Rock Awareness Program, City of Cannon
Beach
Cannon Beach, Oregon
Position is full-time. Salary: $43,000 - $45,000 with excellent benefits
Application deadline: October 4, 2013
Haystack Rock on the northern Oregon Coast is part of the Oregon Islands
National Wildlife Refuge and is a designated Marine Garden by the State
of Oregon. Haystack Rock is used by seabirds, shorebirds, and waterfowl
as feeding and wintering grounds and the rock provides important
breeding habitat for eight species of birds including Tufted Puffins.
The rocky intertidal habitat fronting Haystack Rock teems with unique
plants, fishes, and invertebrates. The area is accessible at low tide,
thereby attracting thousands of visitors every year.
The Program Coordinator works with staff, volunteers and partner
agencies to educate the general public and dozens of visiting school
groups about the marine ecosystem at Haystack Rock. The Program
Coordinator develops and presents educational materials both on and off
the beach giving public presentations to a wide variety of audiences.
The Program Coordinator is responsible for selecting, scheduling, and
managing seasonal staff and volunteers, and must work closely with the
non-profit group, the Friends of Haystack Rock. The Program Coordinator
must have good people skills to guide and engage the program’s varied
supporters.
Other duties include maintaining equipment in good working condition;
summarizing and reporting data; and working closely with area schools to
schedule field trips. The ideal candidate will be comfortable working in
a variety of weather conditions on the beach during variable hours
surrounding low tides.
Required qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree in a natural
resource field of education, experience working in a friendly and
professional manner with the public and a valid driver’s license.
Preferred qualifications include experience in environmental
interpretation; working with seabirds and/or intertidal ecosystems;
teaching school-age children; supervising volunteers or staff; managing
budgets and grant writing; and proficiency with MAC Pages, Numbers,
Keynote, iPhoto, and Outlook.
For more information contact: Rich Mays, City Manager, (503) 436-8050,
mays at ci.cannon-beach.or.us or Nala Cardillo, HRAP Program Coordinator
(503) 436-8060, cardillo at ci.cannon-beach.or.us
<mailto:cardillo at ci.cannon-beach.or.us>; PO Box 368, Cannon Beach,
97110. Download application from our
website:http://www.ci.cannon-beach.or.us/jobs.html and send along with
your resume and a cover letter by mail or email to
riggs at ci.cannon-beach.or.us <mailto:riggs at ci.cannon-beach.or.us> no
later than 5:00 pm, Friday, October 4, 2013.
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11. Marine Programme Coordinator, IUCN
Suva, Fiji
IUCN is seeking to recruit an experienced, enthusiastic and effective
conservation manager to lead it’s Marine Programme based in its Oceania
Regional Office in Suva. The successful applicant will be a member of a
rapidly growing team of professional and support staff focused on
achieving conservation outcomes in the region. The Marine Programme is
important in relation to IUCN’s conservation roles and services in the
region. The Marine Programme Coordinator position is a senior one. The
successful applicant will contribute to strategic decision making, and
will supervise Marine Programme staff and consultants. He/she will play
an important part in developing the Marine Programme further, including
facilitating the engagement of additional partners and donors.
http://hrms.iucn.org/iresy/index.cfm?event=vac.show&vacId=632&lang=en
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12. Severn Estuary Partnership and European Marine Site Officer, Cardiff
University
Cardiff, Wales
Responsible to the Severn Estuary Partnership (SEP) and the Association
of Severn Estuary Relevant Authorities (ASERA), you will assist with the
development and implementation of the work programmes of each
organisation. This will include overseeing of SEP communication
activities and provision of support for various pan-estuary groups as
well as completion of the ASERA Recreation Study of land and water-based
recreation for the Severn Estuary European Marine Site.
**
https://krb-sjobs.brassring.com/TGWebHost/jobdetails.aspx?SID=%5ez_slp_rhc_SdxnxZaobwIkjqQtTUqFzQsc4Rux8paQ52UZtKIKWbf65SZUjpAxaRL3WfEBKn&jobId=678035&type=search&JobReqLang=140&recordstart=1&JobSiteId=5460&JobSiteInfo=678035_5460&GQId=278
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13. Senior Scientist, Arctic Oceanography, Institute of Marine Research
Tromso, Norway
The successful candidate will lead research studies on Arctic
oceanography and will also be involved with interdisciplinary ecosystem
research in conjunction with biogeochemists, ecologists, and fisheries
scientists. The successful applicant will be responsible for
coordinating IMR's collaboration with the University of Tromso in terms
of physical oceanographic education. The candidate will also be involved
with providing advice to the Norwegian government in matters related to
the Arctic.
http://www.jobbnorge.no/job.aspx?jobid=96044
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14. Programme Officer, Fisheries, World Wildlife Fund
Sabah, Malaysia
Responsibilities
* The Programme Officer, Fisheries is responsible for the Sustainable
Tuna Fishery and Shark Fishery programmes in Semporna Priority
Conservation Area (PCA). It’s part of WWF-Malaysia programmes and
activities that relates to the sustainable use of marine and coastal
resources in the Semporna PCA as part of the Malaysian side of the
Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion (SSME) and Coral Triangle Initiative
(CTI) areas.
* The specific purposes of the job are:
* To implement and promote the process of Sustainable Tuna Fishery
Best Management Practice (BMP) in Semporna PCA
* To conduct the baseline data of Reef Shark in Semporna PCA and
maintain the protection effort of shark in Semporna and Sabah with
WWF relevant stakeholders.
http://impact-my.jobstreet.com/jobs/jobdesc.asp?type=0&eid=7800403&jid=2052946&did=0&its=0&src=8&itn=
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15. Capitol Hill Outreach Fellow, International Conservation Caucus
Foundation
Washington, DC
The Capitol Hill Outreach Fellow will be responsible for helping with
program coordination, distribution of materials, event planning, office
needs and general office and field projects. Applicants are strongly
considered for full time employment following a successful fellowship.
Responsibilities include:
• Interact with Members of Congress, Heads of State, Ambassadors,
Administration Officials in formal settings
• Work with Congressional Staff to coordinate events held on Capitol
Hill, corporate offices and federal agencies.
• Work with federal, corporate and scientific community to highlight
sustainable conservation programs.
• Assist in providing education programs and tools to policy makers.
• Assist with development and distribution of publications and outreach
materials.
• Assist with general office work.
http://www.iccfoundation.us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&Itemid=70
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16. Interns, Institute for Marine Mammal Studies
Gulfport, MS
Internships available in Research, Animal Care and Stranding Response.
http://imms.org/internship.php
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/Suzanne Garrett/
/DCMC Coordinator/
/IUCN/
/1630 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 300/
/Washington, DC 20009/
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