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FISH AND WILDLIFE SCIENTIFIC AID
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ViasatCarlsbad, CA, United StatesSCIENTIFIC AID
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Kern County Superintendent of SchoolsKern County, CAFISH AND WILDLIFE SCIENTIFIC AID
Department of Fish and WildlifeSacramento County, USJob Description and Duties
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), North Central Region is seeking a motivated candidate to fill a Scientific Aid position in the Habitat Conservation Program. The positions are located at the North Central Region headquarters in Rancho Cordova, CA. The office is located on the scenic American River steps from the American River Bike Trail and the Nimbus Fish Hatchery, offers free parking, and is in close proximity to light rail service and Highway 50. For those interested in a career with fish and wildlife, this position provides a hands on introduction to California's habitat conservation policies and processes. This position offers professional development opportunities and close collaboration with Region's scientific permitting staff. On-the- job mentoring and training will be provided.
Under supervision of a Senior Environmental Scientist (Supervisor), the Scientific Aid will assist with Region's Habitat Conservation Program's (HabCon) Lake and Streambed Alteration (LSA), California Endangered Species Act (CESA), and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) programs and projects. In coordination with HabCon permitting staff, this position will assist on projects dealing with sensitive fish and wildlife species and habitats. Tasks will include reviewing and summarizing the results of project studies and work with program staff to consolidate information on protection, mitigation, and enhancement measures. Supporting scientific staff by performing preliminary review of received LSA Notifications, CESA Take Applications, and CEQA Documents. Participate in HabCon field meetings, biological and habitat surveys, investigations, and data collection, as necessary, will be required. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications required.
The Fish and Wildlife Scientific Aid classification is a non-testing classification.
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Working Conditions
This position is primarily an office position. Ability to use a computer keyboard for several hours each day; complete office tasks that require sitting, standing, and walking; attend meetings and conference calls. The position may require fieldwork. Occasional travel is required within the state of California via private or public transportation (i.e. automobile, airplane, etc.). Travel may include an overnight stay. A valid California’s Driver’s license is required to drive on official state business. Work schedules may include early mornings and late nights; hiking over uneven and possibly steep or wet terrain and using an All-Terrain Vehicle; and work in inclement weather.
Special Requirements
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Allows you to receive cash in lieu of state-sponsored health and / or dental benefits insurance if you have other qualifying medical and / or dental coverage through a spouse, domestic partner, parent or other source.
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Vision Benefits
Employer-paid benefit that offers you and your dependents an annual eye examination and an allowance for frames and lenses. An enhanced vision plan is also available which provides higher allowances for certain materials and other benefits.