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Just one question: :roll: What Happened to the Last Biologist? :cowboy:
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 3:53 PM
Subject: Wolf Position open
The NMDGF wolf biologist position announcement opened today and will be open through 20 August. Please alert anyone that you think will know of individuals that may be interested and qualified. Anyone interested should consult the State Personnel Office website (www.spo.state.nm.us) and look for Position No. 9478. Applications must be submitted through the State Personnel Office. A copy of applications materials should be sent to Renae Held at NMDGF (see end of text below).
I have included a copy of the position announcement below.
Job Description Job Title:
Mexican Wolf Field Team Leader - Dept of Game & Fish
Job ID: 9478
Location: Santa Fe
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Regular - PERM for State
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Salary
The hourly salary range for this position is $ 14.68 Min $ 20.39 Mid $ 26.11 Max. Pay Band: 65. Salary determination is dependent upon education, experience, certifications, and other job-related considerations.
Agency Mission & Description
To provide and maintain an adequate supply of wildlife and fish within the state of New Mexico by utilizing a flexible management system that provides for their protection, propagation, regulation, conservation, and for their use as public recreation and food supply.
Purpose of Position
Serve as the primary communication liaison between interagency field team (IFT), agency staff, livestock operators, and the general public, as well as, IFT leader for the reintroduction of the Mexican Wolf in New Mexico .
Duties Include
Conduct extensive outreach activities directed toward landowners, land permittees, and other interested parties primarily through direct contacts and develop original concepts and solutions to support successful reintroduction of Mexican Wolves in New Mexico . Prioritize and allocate personnel/resources to conduct the necessary monitoring, management, and conservation of Mexican Wolves in a manner that demonstrates responsiveness to stakeholder needs and desires among landowners, permittees, general public, and state and federal agencies. Alleviate wolf conflicts and coordinate actions with other agencies, while recognizing the program's socio-economic effects on various stakeholders. Conduct wolf monitoring, review data, prepare reports, and develop recommendations.
Educational requirements
Bachelor degree in one of the following fields of study is required for this positon: Agriculture, Biology, Zoology, Ecology, Evolution, Conservation Biology, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Biology, Wildlife Science, Range Science, Fisheries Science, Animal Biology, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Science, or Environmental Studies.
Experience
Two (2) years experience in Wildlife Management or Research.
Supplemental Skills/Abilities
Experience dealing with the public, diverse stakeholders, controversial Wildlife Management actions, managing personnel, analyzing data, and report writing. A degree in Behavioral or Social Science will be considered with evidence of biological education hours. Methods of outreach, coordinating with landowners and conflict resolution experience preferred. A New Mexico driver's license is required.
Working Environment
Office setting, personal computer and phone usage, occasional overnight travel, overtime, irregular hours, and weekend work may be required. Driving, walking, horseback riding in all weather conditions. Work our of home, or agency may allow work out of a field locations in Catron, Grant or Sierra county.
Can we find someone that is Pro Ag? :cboy:
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 3:53 PM
Subject: Wolf Position open
The NMDGF wolf biologist position announcement opened today and will be open through 20 August. Please alert anyone that you think will know of individuals that may be interested and qualified. Anyone interested should consult the State Personnel Office website (www.spo.state.nm.us) and look for Position No. 9478. Applications must be submitted through the State Personnel Office. A copy of applications materials should be sent to Renae Held at NMDGF (see end of text below).
I have included a copy of the position announcement below.
Job Description Job Title:
Mexican Wolf Field Team Leader - Dept of Game & Fish
Job ID: 9478
Location: Santa Fe
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Regular - PERM for State
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Salary
The hourly salary range for this position is $ 14.68 Min $ 20.39 Mid $ 26.11 Max. Pay Band: 65. Salary determination is dependent upon education, experience, certifications, and other job-related considerations.
Agency Mission & Description
To provide and maintain an adequate supply of wildlife and fish within the state of New Mexico by utilizing a flexible management system that provides for their protection, propagation, regulation, conservation, and for their use as public recreation and food supply.
Purpose of Position
Serve as the primary communication liaison between interagency field team (IFT), agency staff, livestock operators, and the general public, as well as, IFT leader for the reintroduction of the Mexican Wolf in New Mexico .
Duties Include
Conduct extensive outreach activities directed toward landowners, land permittees, and other interested parties primarily through direct contacts and develop original concepts and solutions to support successful reintroduction of Mexican Wolves in New Mexico . Prioritize and allocate personnel/resources to conduct the necessary monitoring, management, and conservation of Mexican Wolves in a manner that demonstrates responsiveness to stakeholder needs and desires among landowners, permittees, general public, and state and federal agencies. Alleviate wolf conflicts and coordinate actions with other agencies, while recognizing the program's socio-economic effects on various stakeholders. Conduct wolf monitoring, review data, prepare reports, and develop recommendations.
Educational requirements
Bachelor degree in one of the following fields of study is required for this positon: Agriculture, Biology, Zoology, Ecology, Evolution, Conservation Biology, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Biology, Wildlife Science, Range Science, Fisheries Science, Animal Biology, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Science, or Environmental Studies.
Experience
Two (2) years experience in Wildlife Management or Research.
Supplemental Skills/Abilities
Experience dealing with the public, diverse stakeholders, controversial Wildlife Management actions, managing personnel, analyzing data, and report writing. A degree in Behavioral or Social Science will be considered with evidence of biological education hours. Methods of outreach, coordinating with landowners and conflict resolution experience preferred. A New Mexico driver's license is required.
Working Environment
Office setting, personal computer and phone usage, occasional overnight travel, overtime, irregular hours, and weekend work may be required. Driving, walking, horseback riding in all weather conditions. Work our of home, or agency may allow work out of a field locations in Catron, Grant or Sierra county.
Can we find someone that is Pro Ag? :cboy:
