[Coral-List] Position opening, NPS Inventory & Monitoring program

[Fritz_Klasner at nps.gov]

   FYI:
   Vacancy Announcement
   = Department Of The Interior
   National Park Service

   Vacancy Announce= ment Number: HRF 05-084 ------&------- HRF 05-084

   Opening = Date: Monday, May 09, 2005
   Closing Date: Friday, May 27, 2005

   Position:   Interdisciplinary  Scientist  (Aquatic  Ecologist/Physical
   Scie= ntist)
   Series & Grade: GS-0408-11/
   Salary: 45,239.00 - 58,811.0= 0 USD Annually
   Duty Locations: 1 vacancy - Volcano, HI

   Rem=  arks:  Salary  subject to 16.5% Cost of Living Allowance (COLA).
   THIS IS A CA= REER-SEASONAL (SUBJECT TO FURLOUGH) POSITION.

   Who May Apply: = Public ----&----- Status Candidates

   Major Duties
   Serves  as aqu= atic ecologist/physical scientist for NPS units in the
   Pacific Island Netwo= rk (PACN). Helps document current conditions and
   identify  and analyze relev= ant activities and issues. Takes the lead
   role  in  assisting the Network to = develop, evaluate, and coordinate
   water-related inventories, monitoring, an= d associated management and
   research programs. May oversee technicians and = other field staff who
   perform  aquatic  ecology  and  water  quality  monitoring.= May train
   cooperators  of  staff  in  Network  National Parks to assist in perf   orming  some  monitoring  activities.  Determines  and  documents  the
   significanc=  e  of  findings  by  preparing management and scientific
   reports regarding the = results of inventory, monitoring, and research
   activities.  Summarizes  new  a=  nd  existing  information for use by
   scientists,  managers,  Network  and  park  s=  taff,  cooperators and
   partners.  In  cooperation  with appropriate staff from = the Network,
   parks,  WRD,  researchers  and others, designs, develops, tests, = and
   implements  scientific monitoring protocols to identify, evaluate, and
   c= onduct long-term monitoring of aquatic ecosystem components. He/She
   writes = monitoring documents that define monitoring; based on results
   of   monitoring=   and  in-depth  studies,  recommends  scientifically
   credible   protection,   mitig=   ation,   and   restoration  project.
   Establishes  and  maintains  professional  cont=  racts  and  provides
   essential  liaison  services  between  the  Network,  includin=  g its
   constituent  parks, and WRD, the regional I&M coordinator, other N= PS
   networks,  and  key staff members of other federal, state, territorial
   and=  trust  territory  agencies.  Identifies  inventory,  monitoring,
   research  and  i=  nformation  needs  and  determines when cooperative
   agreements,  contracts, or = other instruments are appropriate. He/She
   serves as the Contracting Officer= ?s Representative (COR), Agreements
   Representative,  or  Key  Official  for  pro=  jects conducted through
   contracts, interagency agreements, and cooperative = agreements.
   
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