Wildlife Specialist - I: M.S. (in hand by hire date) in Biology,
Fisheries Science or related field. One year related experience.
General knowledge of fish biology, chemistry, physiology, and toxicology
required. Working knowledge of a variety of lab procedures/assays and
equipment, and standard laboratory quality control methods required.
Experience with a necropsy-based fish health condition profile,
spreadsheet and presentation computer programs, managing and analyzing
databases, and use and application of statistical methods.
Responsibilities include maintenance of fish culture facility and remote
field collection sites, coordinating field collections of tissue and
blood samples and laboratory analysis of samples, generating written
reports, maintaining inventory and purchasing supplies and equipment,
supervising lab and field technicians,and creating/ presenting fish
health seminars for students and professionals. Required
licenses/certifications include animal use and care certification, use
of radioisotopes certification, use of hazardous chemicals training, and
NMSU drivers license. Salary commensurate with qualifications
(contingent upon funding). Group medical\hospital\life\disability
insurance, state retirement, worker's compensation, sick and annual
leave and unemployment compensation. Send resume, photocopy of
transcripts, and name, address, phone, email address of three references
to Dr. Colleen Caldwell, New Mexico Cooperative Fish and Wildlife
Research Unit, Fishery and Wildlife Sciences Dept., New Mexico State
University, Box 30003, MSC 4901, Las Cruces, NM 88003 Inquiries to
ccaldwel_at_nmsu.edu. or call (505) 646-8126. Deadline is September 18,
2001. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION EMPLOYEE. Offer of employment is contingent upon verification of
individual's eligibility for employment in the U.S. Two positions are
available.
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