JOB OPPORTUNITY (Full time) Wildlife Technician 2 GA DNR marine mammal and sea turtle stranding response and monitoring
CLOSING DATE: 6 May 2024
LOCATION: Brunswick, Georgia, USA ; No relocation assistance available
ENTRY SALARY $39,418.30 + State employee health, paid leave, & retirement benefits
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JOB DESCRIPTION
The Wildlife Tech 2 responds to marine mammal, sea turtle and shorebird strandings and other wildlife emergencies. The Wildlife Tech 2's typical work week will be Friday through Tuesday during training periods, then Friday through Monday
(5, 8-hour days or 4, 10-hour days, respectively). Flexible/Extended work hours are expected on field days. When not responding to wildlife related emergencies, the Wildlife Tech 2 will provide support for coastal wildlife conservation projects, including
sea turtle, marine mammal and shorebird research.
The Wildlife Tech 2 will support the GA DNR North Atlantic Right Whale Disentanglement Team. In addition, this position will provide direct assistance with education and outreach activities on the coast of Georgia, including festivals,
field trips, and presentations to community groups. The Wildlife Tech 2 will be required to operate watercraft and other field equipment in sometimes adverse conditions and work with large wildlife species in stressful and potentially hazardous situations.
Over time, the Wildlife Tech 2 may have opportunities to acquire UAS FAA certificate, USCG OUPV license, FFT2 Wildland Firefighter training, and NIMS certifications, among others.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Associate's degree or equivalent coursework (90 quarter hours or 60 semester hours) in Wildlife Management or related field from an accredited college or university. OR High school diploma or GED AND Two years of experience in the Wildlife
Resources Division as a Wildlife Technician 1 (NRT010) or position equivalent.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Preference may be given to applicants with:
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Jessica Thompson
Senior Wildlife Biologist, Wildlife Conservation Section
Wildlife Resources Division
(912) 262-3336 | M: (912) 269-7587
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Subject: JOB OPPORTUNITY (Full time) Wildlife Technician 2 GA DNR marine mammal and sea turtle stranding response and monitoring
JOB OPPORTUNITY (Full time) Wildlife Technician 2 GA DNR marine mammal and sea turtle stranding response and monitoring
CLOSING DATE: 6 May 2024
LOCATION: Brunswick, Georgia, USA ; No relocation assistance available
ENTRY SALARY $39,418.30 + State employee health, paid leave, & retirement benefits
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JOB DESCRIPTION
The Wildlife Tech 2 responds to marine mammal, sea turtle and shorebird strandings and other wildlife emergencies. The Wildlife Tech 2's typical work week will be Friday through Tuesday during training periods, then Friday through Monday
(5, 8-hour days or 4, 10-hour days, respectively). Flexible/Extended work hours are expected on field days. When not responding to wildlife related emergencies, the Wildlife Tech 2 will provide support for coastal wildlife conservation projects, including
sea turtle, marine mammal and shorebird research.
The Wildlife Tech 2 will support the GA DNR North Atlantic Right Whale Disentanglement Team. In addition, this position will provide direct assistance with education and outreach activities on the coast of Georgia, including festivals,
field trips, and presentations to community groups. The Wildlife Tech 2 will be required to operate watercraft and other field equipment in sometimes adverse conditions and work with large wildlife species in stressful and potentially hazardous situations.
Over time, the Wildlife Tech 2 may have opportunities to acquire UAS FAA certificate, USCG OUPV license, FFT2 Wildland Firefighter training, and NIMS certifications, among others.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Associate's degree or equivalent coursework (90 quarter hours or 60 semester hours) in Wildlife Management or related field from an accredited college or university. OR High school diploma or GED AND Two years of experience in the Wildlife
Resources Division as a Wildlife Technician 1 (NRT010) or position equivalent.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Preference may be given to applicants with:
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TO APPLY
To apply for this position please


This should get everything in order to put folks on the path for a successful application.
Jessica Thompson
Senior Wildlife Biologist, Wildlife Conservation Section
Wildlife Resources Division
(912) 262-3336 | M: (912) 269-7587
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Buy a hunting or fishing license today!
A division of the
GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES