Supervisory Fish Biologist - Anderson, United States - U.S. Department of the Interior

Description

Clarification from the agency

This opportunity falls under the Office of Personnel Management's Direct Hire Authority, available to all U.S. citizens and nationals. Specific considerations like Veteran's preference and traditional rating systems do not apply here. The hiring manager will review all qualified applicants for this role.

Duties

The California-Nevada Fish Health Center (FHC) Project Leader oversees a team of professionals and technicians, managing fish health diagnostics, research, and treatments across multiple facilities in CA, NV, and southern OR. The FHC also conducts pathogen surveys along the Feather and Klamath Rivers.

As the California-Nevada Fish Health Center Project Leader, you will:

• Supervise a team of staff members, including biologists, technicians, and maintenance personnel
• Manage daily operations, facility maintenance, and budget implementation
• Seek external funding for research initiatives
• Represent the Center at various meetings and scientific events
• Prepare written materials for internal and external purposes

Requirements

Conditions of Employment

• Must be a U.S. Citizen or National
• Submission of a comprehensive resume
• Background investigation for suitability
• Possession of a valid State driver's license
• Compliance with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service uniform policy
• Completion of probationary periods
• Financial disclosure reporting
• Selective Service registration for applicable individuals

Qualifications

Basic Requirement:

• Degree in biological science with specific coursework in aquatic and animal subjects
• Combination of education and experience in biological science

Minimum Qualification [GS-13]:

• One year of specialized experience at or above GS-12 level

Education

Only experience and education up to 06/03/2024 will be considered for this position.