Assistant Area Wildlife Manager - Natural Resources Department: 6 Locations (due 3/7)
Salaries
NR Specialist WL Salary Range - $20.57-$29.84/hr, $42,950-$62,305/year
NR Specialist Intermediate WL Salary Range - $21.93-$31.99/hr, $45,789-$66,795/year
Job Summary
This vacancy is being announced at two different job classes at the same time: NR Specialist Wildlife and NR Specialist Intermediate Wildlife. The final job class and starting salary is dependent on the successful applicant’s qualifications. There is only one job ID for this vacancy, and you will be considered for the highest classification for which you qualify.
This position exists to protect and enhance wildlife populations and capital improvements, where a variety of circumstances exist, through: development and management of wildlife habitats and facilities in accordance with Section of Wildlife policies, priorities, programs and goals; management of wetlands and shallow lakes; and to recommend development, maintenance and construction on all wildlife management areas in the work area. In addition, evaluate, develop and manage populations, habitat and plant communities, as well as provide assistance to Area Wildlife Supervisor.
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Wildlife or equivalent field with a wildlife emphasis
- Transcript Evaluation
- A review of your transcript per the following coursework requirements:
- a. A minimum of 3 courses directly related to wildlife management/biology;
- b. One course in each: chemistry or physics; statistics; communication; and ecology;
- c. At least 4 additional wildlife or ecology, or related courses, such as animal or plant taxonomy, comparative anatomy or physiology, soils or geology, mammalogy, ornithology, parasitology, etc.
NR Specialist WL:
- Knowledge of wildlife management including managing forest, brushland, prairie, and wetland habitats for wildlife.
- Ability to instruct others in the maintenance, repair, and safekeeping of tools, supplies, and equipment issued.
- Knowledge of wildlife management using agricultural practices.
NR Specialist Intermediate WL:
- Two years of professional level (e.g. NR Specialist) wildlife management or habitat experience. *A Masters degree may substitute for 1-year experience.*
- Experience in wildlife management including managing forest, brushland, prairie, and wetland habitats for wildlife.
- Experience with instructing others in, the maintenance, repair, and safekeeping of tools, supplies, and equipment issued.
Potential Locations
*This posting will be used to fill UP TO 7 POSITIONS. Work locations are: Nicollet, Windom, New London, Tower, Grand Rapids, and 2 positions at Watson (Appleton Area).*
Why Work for Us?
The Department of Natural Resources is proud to operate within a Culture of Respect that provides a healthy, safe, and productive work environment for all employees. This means that our employees are supportive of a diverse workplace, are respectful to one another and our customers. We believe that promoting a Culture of Respect allows our employees to do their best work in support of the agency’s mission. GREAT BENEFITS PACKAGE! The State of Minnesota offers a comprehensive benefits package including low cost medical and dental insurance, employer-paid life insurance, short and long term disability, pre-tax flexible spending accounts, retirement plan, tax-deferred compensation, generous vacation and sick leave, and 11 paid holidays each year.
How to Apply
- In addition to submitting your resume, please submit your transcript(s) that demonstrate satisfactory completion of the education requirements listed in the posting. Unofficial copies of transcripts are acceptable.
- Submit your transcript(s) by email to Joe Stangel at joseph.stangel@state.mn.us. Failure to submit your transcript(s) by the close of the posting may affect your consideration for the position.
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