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Fisheries Research Technician (multiple openings)

Deadline:
Employer:
University of Georgia
Job Field:
Fisheries
Job Type:
Seasonal, Temporary, Internship
Location:
Regional/Multiple
Location Detail:
Darien, Georgia and Apalachicola, Florida
Job Description:

The Sturgeon Lab at UGA is conducting research on three species of sturgeon in coastal Georgia and Apalachicola, FL. Ongoing projects in 2023 include collection of life history and habitat use data for Atlantic, Shortnose, and Gulf Sturgeons.

 

Responsibilities: Technician responsibilities will include the operation and trailering of small (17-24’) boats in riverine and coastal environments, fish sampling with gill and trammel nets, maintenance of acoustic receiver arrays, and data entry. Technicians will also be responsible for gear maintenance, including mending nets and minor boat and trailer repairs. Technicians work an average of 40 hours per week. Applicants must be able to tolerate a variety of inclement field conditions including hot/cold weather, biting insects, and occasional rough water conditions.

Qualifications:

Interest in fisheries. Experience with gill nets, safe trailer and boat operation, and mechanical repair is highly desirable, but on-the-job training will be provided. Must be able to work well in a small group and share living space with the team.

Salary:
Starting salary at $13.25+ hourly depending on education/experience. Housing provided.
How to Apply:

Applicants may apply by sending cover letter and resume (including contact info for 3 references) to: Alan Bond at alan.bond1@uga.edu. Please include “2024 Technician Application" as the subject.

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