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US lab seek aquatic ecology field technician to help measure effects of
nutrient pollution. Candidate must be effective driving trucks, wading in
streams, maintaining a sampling schedule, keeping precise records, working
with computers and sampling equipment, working cooperatively within a group
and contributing to a positive work environment, dealing with adverse
weather conditions and noxious plants, lifting heavy weights (up to 50 lbs
over rough terrain), and periodically working long days.
Driver’s license, local travel and ability to swim required. Useful skill
and information sets include phycology, fish identification, mussel
identification, carpentry, stream ecology, and analytical chemistry. Ideal
candidates will be meticulous, responsible, upbeat, durable, and productive.
8-10$/hr. Holidays. Some flexibility in May and September start and end
dates. March 31st closing date or until application filled.
For further information see:
http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/opportunities/index.php?action=parttime&id=44
Walter R. Hill, Ph.D. Illinois Natural History Survey
Champaign IL 61820
Center for Aquatic Ecology Phone: 217-244-2103 fax: 217-333-6294 email:
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