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[TN-Bird] TN State Ornithologist - Job Description
- From: "Troy Ettel" <Troy.Ettel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2003 12:19:43 -0500
I have been working to get this out so that my position might be filled
quickly. Please pass this along to anyone that you know who might be interested
and feel free to post it to any other bird-related listserves to which you may
have access. All inquiries should be to Richard Kirk, as listed in the
announcement.
Thanks.
Troy Ettel
JOB OPPORTUNITY
TENNESSEE WILDLIFE RESOURCES AGENCY
BIOLOGIST III - STATE ORNITHOLOGIST
July 1, 2003
SALARY RANGE: Monthly $2,901 - $4,505; Annually $34,812 - $54,060.
LOCATION OF POSITION: Applications are being accepted to fill a salaried
position located at the Central Office of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources
Agency (TWRA) in Nashville, Tennessee.
QUALIFICATIONS: 1) Graduation from an accredited college or university with a
Master's Degree in Wildlife or closely related field(s); or a 2) Bachelor of
Science in Wildlife or closely related field and demonstration of exceptional
related professional avian responsibility for at least two years.
APPLICATION: Submit a standard State of Tennessee Employment Application,
reflecting a complete record of education and experience, to the Tennessee
Department of Personnel at the address shown on the application. For further
information contact and/or send a copy of the application to: Richard Kirk,
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, P.O. Box 40747, Nashville, TN 37204 and/or
contact him for additional information at (615) 781-6619 or
Richard.Kirk@xxxxxxxxxxxx
CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF NEW APPLICATIONS: August 8, 2003.
ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION: Highest applicant eligibilities will first be
determined, based on the information shown on the Employment Application and
attachments.
APPLICANT EVALUATION PANEL: The most qualified applicants, based on an
objective rating of education and experience, will be invited to appear before
an Interview Panel. Applicants will also be requested to present a 15-minute
seminar concerning a topic related to the position. See attachment for
responsibilities, duties and special ability requirements.
Application form can he obtained from:
Division of Personnel
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
Ellington Agricultural Center
2nd Floor Wildlife Resources Agency
Nashville, TN 37204
(615) 781-6594
or download from the web site:
http://www.state.tn.us/personnel/tnapp.htm
RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
· Serve as TWRA's statewide Program Leader (including Partners in
Flight, Important Bird Area, and North American Bird Conservation Initiative
programs) relating to the conservation, research, monitoring, and management of
all nongame bird species.
· Represent Tennessee on regional working groups and technical
committees for migratory bird conservation.
· Oversee and assist where necessary the development of Important Bird
Area program and serve on technical committee.
· Continue status surveys of state Threatened, Endangered, and In Need
of Management bird species, as specified in TWRA's strategic plan.
· Work with partners to implement Nashville's Urban Conservation Treaty
for Migratory Birds program.
· Assist with the development of land acquisition projects most
important to sensitive bird species. Use the project's importance to priority
bird species to write grants and to develop a strong justification for the
project that will rally support from potential partners.
· Coordinate annual Bald Eagle and Peregrine Falcon monitoring program.
· Develop habitat management plans to conserve and enhance native bird
species to optimum population levels, according to regional bird conservation
plans.
· Interpret and apply Agency policy, as guided by Federal and State law,
including development and implementation of plans.
· Coordinate with other wildlife disciplines of Tennessee and adjacent
states for achieving optimum total ecosystem management practices by
physiographic province.
· Prepare timely progress reports, with interpretation of implications
for avian conservation and management.
· Coordinate research and provide management input concerning the 205
resident and seasonal migrant species of birds in Tennessee.
· Develop and expand wildlife viewing and outreach opportunities to
enhance public bird /wildlife viewing and education.
· Educate the public about birds and their needs through written
material, public presentations, exhibits, and audio-visual aids. Develop
segments on birds for the Tennessee's Wildside television program.
· Perform other duties as required.
SPECIAL ABILITY REQUIREMENTS:
· Proficiency in identification of birds and their habitat requirements.
· Familiarity with procedures for research and monitoring of birds and
their applications for effective conservation, management, and restoration of
bird life.
· Ability to establish and maintain an effective working relationship
with TWRA staff, interested individuals, colleagues, personnel of other state
and federal agencies, municipalities, and the general public.
· Ability to work efficiently and effectively with others in a team
approach to problem solving.
· Ability to express oneself clearly both orally and in writing - both
scientifically and for public information.
· Proficiency with computers, word processing, database management and
data interpretation.
· Ability to organize and prioritize a varied and heavy workload.
· Ability to do thorough and timely staff work.
· Ability to work Saturdays, Sundays and occasional long or irregular
hours.
· Ability to prepare strategic plans, budgets, grant applications,
project plans, and progress reports in a timely manner.
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