I'm posting this job description for a colleague.  The positions
involve working with endangered suckers of the Klamath Basin in south
central Oregon.  Please reply directly to the addresses below.
There is no official closing date; however, please respond ASAP if
interested.

Description: Assist in the data collection and analysis in support of
fisheries investigations predominantly in the Klamath River Basin.
Collect, record, summarize, and transmit a variety of ecological research
and monitoring variables.  Data collection and analysis shall be conducted
according to standard operating procedures and guidelines.  Perform data
collection and entry from boats, using laptop computers, data sheets,
and/or other scientific equipment required for the study.  Record field
data as it is being collected, check for accuracy and completeness, and
identify and correct any deficiencies.  Enter field data into
microcomputer databases, and transmit data to the appropriate location on
a daily basis.  Maintain a project file containing all data entry sheets,
QA/QC compliance records and relevant information on the contract support
activities.  These full-time positions may involve weekend scheduling as
well as swing shifts.

These positions require a Bachelor's degree in biological science or
related discipline; or a combination of education and experience may be
substituted.  The quality of the combined education and experience must be
sufficient to demonstrate that the individual possesses the knowledge,
skills, and abilities required to perform biologist work, and is
comparable to that normally acquired through the successful completion of
a 4-year course of study with a major in biology.  Have the ability to
work independently and within established guidelines.  Experience in field
data collection, laboratory analysis, data entry, microcomputers, and
QA/QC is highly desirable.  Send resume and letter of interest to:

Johnson Controls, Inc.
P.O. Box 270308
Fort Collins, CO 80527
FAX 970-226-9455
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THESE POSITIONS WILL INVOLVE WORKING WITH ENDANGERED LOST RIVER AND
SHORTNOSE SUCKERS IN UPPER KLAMATH LAKE AND THE LOST RIVER.  IN ADDITION
TO SENDING RESUMES TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS, PLEASE CONTACT RIP SHIVELY FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Rip Shively
USGS, Biological Resources Division
Columbia River Research Laboratory
Cook, WA 98605
509-538-2299 x 226

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