Organization
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
Job Description
Motorboat operation and trailering experience.
· Adult salmonid trapping and handling experience.
· Technical skills such as equipment repair and electrical work.
· PIT, Floy, and acoustic tagging experience.
· Ability to identify native and non-native fish species in the Sacramento watershed.
· Experience mounting, digitizing, and aging scale samples.
· Adult salmonid trapping and handling experience.
· Technical skills such as equipment repair and electrical work.
· PIT, Floy, and acoustic tagging experience.
· Ability to identify native and non-native fish species in the Sacramento watershed.
· Experience mounting, digitizing, and aging scale samples.
Essential Functions:
- Participate in survey crews that conduct regional fishery presence/absence research, recreational/commercial fishing surveys, anadromous fish escapement surveys (carcass, redd, trap/weir, snorkel, etc.), or tag detection and mark recovery surveys. Make standardized observations such as species identification, length, weight, behavior, growth, survival, reproductive condition, and/or signs of parasites, diseases or pathogens, fin clips or tags.
- Collect and organize biological and habitat samples and collections (such as scales, otoliths, ageing structures, other tissues, water quality, etc.).
- Summarize and input biological or habitat data on field forms, electronic data loggers, and/or desktop computers. May assist with preliminary data summaries and analyses, technical report writing, or database management.
FT/PT
Full Time
Application Deadline