Biological Science Technician (Fish)
United States Fish & Wildlife Service
Grand Junction, Colorado, US
Job highlights
Qualification
Must be a U.S. Citizen or National. Possess a valid State driver's license. Ability to lift 50lbs repetitively throughout the workday. Willingness to camp in remote locations for extended periods. Experience with fish propagation techniques. Knowledge of fish and wildlife species specific to designated survey areas. Familiarity with database systems such as GIS
Responsibility
The Biological Science Technician (Fish) position is a temporary role focused on supporting fish and wildlife studies, habitat assessments, and hatchery operations. The technician will assist in planning and executing multifaceted studies, monitor fish health, and lead a small team in data collection and training. This role is critical for the conservation and management of fish populations and their habitats. Assist in planning and executing fish and wildlife studies and field investigations. Independently monitor and implement activities related to fish and wildlife conservation. Conduct hatchery data collection and monitor hatchery populations. Lead a small group of lower-graded technicians in gathering field data and providing training. Conduct abundance estimates of resident fish species and document fish movement using telemetry
Benefits
Job Description
Description
About the position The Biological Science Technician (Fish) position is a temporary role focused on supporting fish and wildlife studies, habitat assessments, and hatchery operations. The technician will assist in planning and executing multifaceted studies, monitor fish health, and lead a small team in data collection and training. This role is critical for the conservation and management of fish populations and their habitats. Responsibilities • Assist in planning and executing fish and wildlife studies and field investigations. , • Independently monitor and implement activities related to fish and wildlife conservation. , • Conduct hatchery data collection and monitor hatchery populations. , • Lead a small group of lower-graded technicians in gathering field data and providing training. , • Conduct abundance estimates of resident fish species and document fish movement using telemetry. Requirements • Must be a U.S. Citizen or National. , • Possess a valid State driver's license. , • Ability to lift 50lbs repetitively throughout the workday. , • Willingness to camp in remote locations for extended periods. Nice-to-haves • Experience with fish propagation techniques. , • Knowledge of fish and wildlife species specific to designated survey areas. , • Familiarity with database systems such as GIS. Benefits • Access to health benefits through the Federal Employees Health Benefits program for eligible temporary employees. , • Annual and sick leave accrual for temporary employees.