Fisheries Biologist

About the role

Under general supervision of the Regional/Program Supervisor, participate in the development of both short- and long-range fish and wildlife management and research projects. Is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the successful completion of assigned projects within predetermined guidelines. Must be familiar with the principles and procedures of fish and wildlife management and research.

Responsibilities

• Collect fish/wildlife samples, specimens, and data.
• Record and analyze scientific data and prepare and submit detailed reports.
• Serve as advisor or Department representative in areas of special expertise.
• Supervise both full time and temporary employees.
• May have extensive contact with a variety of public and private individuals and groups.

Requirements

• Education: Requires a bachelor’s degree or higher in Aquatic Resource Management or closely related field from an accredited college or university.
• Experience: No previous experience is required. Experience with GIS applications is preferred.

Skills

• Knowledge of principles, practices and techniques of fish and wildlife management.
• Understanding of basic farming operations and equipment use.
• Good judgment in analyzing situations and making decisions.
• Ability to collect, evaluate and present information clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing.

Benefits

Full time, Full time, $60,480.03 plus state benefit allowance.

Pay

$60,480.03 plus state benefit allowance.

Schedule

Not specified.