> ***** THREE CONTRACT FIELD POSITIONS AVAILABLE *****
>
> >
> >
> > CONTRACT FIELD POSITION #1
>
> > North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
> > Nongame & Endangered Wildlife Program
>
> > Job Description
>
> > We will contract with an assistant to the Coastal Project Leader to
> > coordinate the sea turtle program in North Carolina, conduct telemetry
> > studies on sea turtles, survey and monitor diamondback terrapin populations,
> > and possibly assist with other species.  The job will begin April 1, 1995
> > and end October 31, 1995.  Work hours are not standard, due to the nature of
> > the projects.  Work weeks more than 40 hours should be expected.
>
> > The contractor's duty station should be in the Beaufort/Morehead City
> area.  Pay for the period will be $10,500.00 in monthly payments of $1,500.00
> > beginning on May 15, 1995 and ending on November 15, 1995.  Taxes will be
> > deducted by the Wildlife Resources Commission.  A vehicle and other
> > necessary equipment will be provided, and the contractor will be reimbursed
> > for lodging and meals when overnight stays away from the duty station are
> > necessary.
> >
> Qualifications
>
> > A four year degree in biological sciences is required.  A good background in
> > coastal ecology, herpetology, and computer science preferred.  Experience
> > with sea turtle nest management helpful.
> >
> Applications
> >
> Send a resume, including the names and phone numbers of references to:
> >
>   Tom Henson
> > Coastal Nongame Project Leader
> > Route 1  Box 724 B
> > Chocowinity, NC  27817
> >
> A State Application for Employment is not required.  Call (919) 946-1969
> > during business hours with any questions.
> >
> > Deadline       Applications postmarked by January 13, 1995
> >
>
>
>
> CONTRACT FIELD POSITION #2
> >
> >
> > North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
> > Nongame & Endangered Wildlife Program
> >
> >
> > Job Description
> >
> > We will contract with an assistant to the Piedmont Project Leader to survey
> > and monitor populations of federally listed endangered aquatic species:
> >  Cape Fear shiner, Tar spinymussel, dwarf wedgemussel, Carolina
> > heelsplitter, and possibly other aquatic species.  The job will begin March
> > 1, 1995 and end November 30, 1995.  Work hours are not standard, due to the
> > nature of the projects.  Work weeks more than 40 hours should be expected.
> >
> > The contractor's duty station should be in either the Durham, Raleigh,
> > or Chapel Hill area.  Pay for the period will be $13,500.00 in monthly
> payments of $1,500.00 beginning on April 15, 1995 and ending on December
> 15, 1995.  Taxes will be deducted by the Wildlife Resources Commission.
> A vehicle and  other necessary equipment will be provided, and the
> contractor will be reimbursed for lodging and meals when overnight stays away
> > from the duty station are necessary.
> >
> > Qualifications
> >
> > A four year degree in natural sciences is required.  A good background in
> > taxonomy, field survey experience, physical strength and endurance, good
> > swimming ability, and canoeing skills are required.  SCUBA certification
> is desired.
> >
> > Applications
> >
> > Send a resume, including the names and phone numbers of references to:
> >
> > John Alderman
> > Piedmont Nongame Project Leader
>   Rt. 4, Box 518
> > Pittsboro, NC  27312
> >
> > A State Application for Employment is not required.  Call (919) 542-5331
> > during business hours with any questions.
> >
> > Deadline       Applications postmarked by January 13, 1995
> >
>
>
>   CONTRACT FIELD POSITION #3
>
>
> > North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
> > Nongame & Endangered Wildlife Program
>
>
> > Job Description
>
> > We will contract with an assistant to the Mountain Nongame Project Leader to
> > assist with a Virginia Big-eared Bat telemetry project and with aquatic
> > surveys of various river systems in western North Carolina.  The job is
> > expected to begin February 1, 1995 and end October 31, 1995.  Work hours are
> > not standard due to the nature of the projects.  The contractor should
> > expect to work nights during most of the bat project and normal hours of
> > 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the aquatic survey project.  Work weeks of
> > more than 40 hours should be expected.
> >
> The location of the contractor's duty station is negotiable, however the
> > recommended location is Marion, North Carolina.  Pay for the period is $
> > 13,500.00 in monthly payments of $ 1,500.00 beginning on March 15, 1995 and
> > ending on November 15, 1995.  The Wildlife Resources Commission will deduct
> > taxes from this amount.  A vehicle and other necessary equipment will be
> > provided to the contractor for work assignments.  The contractor will
> > receive reimbursement for lodging and meals when overnight travel away from
> > the duty station is required.
> >
> Qualifications
> >
>   A four year degree in natural sciences is preferred.  Skills important for
> > this work are a knowledge of radio telemetry techniques, aquatic survey
> > techniques, and identification techniques for aquatic vertebrates and
> > invertebrates.  Prior experience with radio telemetry and work with fish,
> > mollusks, and crayfish would be desirable.
> >
>   Applications
> >
>   Send a resume, including the names and phone numbers of references to:
> >
>   Chris McGrath
> > Mountain Nongame Project Leader
> > 42 Concord Road
> > Asheville, North Carolina  28803
> >
>
>   A State Application for Employment is not required.  Call (704) 681-0025
> > during business hours with any questions.
> >
> > Deadline       Applications postmarked by January 13, 1995.
>