[Coral-List] Job Opportunity with NMFS - Southeast Regional Office
Jennifer Schull - NOAA Federal
jennifer.schull at noaa.gov
Fri Mar 18 18:58:09 UTC 2022
Good afternoon,
Our Direct Hire Announcement for a *Natural Resources Specialist,
ZP-0401-3* has
been posted. This position is located in the NOAA Fisheries Southeast
Regional Office, with one vacancy in Saint Petersburg, FL; San Juan, Puerto
Rico; or Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. The selected "Recovery Coordinator" will
work with regional and territorial partners, coordinating Southeast/U.S.
Caribbean-centered recovery actions for ESA-listed Nassau grouper and
scalloped hammerhead shark, and will also support the ongoing status review
of queen conch.
The announcement will be open for *10 days*, from *03/14/22 *to *03/23/22*.
Job Announcement (NMFS-SER-2022-00010):
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/642455200/print
Please circulate to qualified candidates who can assist us with:
- Developing and maintaining effective working relationships with
organizational counterparts, scientists, government partners, and
constituents; and representing the organization on scientific, management
and technical issues.
- Coordinating and executing conservation and fishery management
activities through professional collaboration with staff and regional
partners, including identifying data gaps, communicating research needs and
managing projects (planning and executing project budgets and overseeing
progress).
- Reviewing, gathering, analyzing , interpreting, and synthesizing data
and technical information, determining environmental impacts on
biological resources and aquatic habitats, evaluating effectiveness of
human activities including land, water, and fishery management activities
on fishery resources, protected species, and habitat.
- Writing biological and regulatory documents required under Federal
environmental laws and processes; and preparing reports and making
presentations to convey technical information to a variety of audiences,
including the public.
- Contributing or coordinating the completion of scientific, technical,
or regulatory work among interdisciplinary inter-organizational groups.
Thank you,
Jennifer Schull
Chief, Coral Conservation Branch
Southeast Regional Office, Protected Resources Division
NOAA Fisheries | U.S. Department of Commerce
Office: (561) 440-1748, Cel: (786) 367-4117
www.fisheries.noaa.gov
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