RESEARCH SCIENTIST/GIS ANALYST
Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership, Portland, Oregon
Closes: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 4:00 pm

The Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership seeks Research Scientist/GIS Analyst to fill a limited duration, approximately ¾
time, position for one year. (There is a possibility of extension.) Work will entail in an approximately equitable distribution, coordinating the Estuary Partnership’s action effectiveness monitoring program and providing GIS, and other assistance as needed to the Estuary Partnership’s habitat restoration program.

The successful candidate will be an excellent team player and a strong communicator, comfortable with a diversity of projects, and with a broad background based in natural resources. Knowledge of lower Columbia River issues is a plus.

Please see www.lcrep.org for a complete job description and application instructions.

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FIRE COST ANAYLST (FISCAL ANALYST 1)
Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Ellensburg, WA
Closes: Open Until Filled (1st review starts Thur Dec 29, 2011)

Recruitment #: 2011-12-6985

Under the direction of the Assistant Region Manager for Resource Protection and Services, the Fire Cost Analyst accomplishes fire cost recovery by reviewing, verifying, and compiling documentation to complete fire billing, and processing and documenting collections. This position is the lead for region cost tracking of incident records, and works closely with management, fire program, and accounting personnel to ensure agency fiscal accountability, including auditing financial paperwork from incidents. The position is expected to analyze and interpret fiscal information to draw conclusions and trends based upon data. Incumbant may also perform a variety of fiscal and administrative support functions in coordination with managers and professional staff.

For complete job description and application instructions, go to:
http://www.dnr.wa.gov/AboutDNR/Employment/

Questions? Please contact Koshare Eagle at (509) 925-0959 or e-mail Koshare at koshare.eagle@dnr.wa.gov

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HYDROGEOLOGIST (HYDROGEOLOGIST 3)
Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Ellensburg, WA
Closes: Open Until Filled (1st review on Tue Jan 3, 2012)

Recruitment #2011-12-7058

Under the direct supervision of the Assistant Division Manager, serves as a staff Hydrogeologist, providing comprehensive hydrogeologic services to support the management of DNR’s water right’s portfolio and efforts around water supply development on state trust lands. Independently plans, develops, directs and/or conducts ground/surface water supply investigations. Authors and/or provides technical review of scientific reports and projects to support the sustainable management of DNR’s water rights portfolio. Represents the Agency on water right issues before Water Conservancy Boards, on technical committees, and in public forums.

Complete job description and application instructions available at:
http://www.dnr.wa.gov/AboutDNR/Employment/

Questions? Please contact Rick Roeder at 509-925-0943 or e-mail us at DNRrecruiting@dnr.wa.gov.

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT (PART-TIME, TEMPORARY)
Wisdom of the Elders, Portland, Oregon
Closes: Not Specified

Part-time temporary Executive Assistant position available through 30 June 2012. The Executive Assistant will work 20 hours per week to perform administrative duties for the Executive Director of small Portland based Native American nonprofit.

Responsibilities include providing capacity building support and financial data; project coordination; planning and coordinating meetings; partnership communications; and other work as needed. This requires strong written and verbal communication skills, strong MS Office skills, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, and able to assist with creation of PowerPoint presentations; and attention to detail. This person must work independently with little or no supervision, be well organized, flexible and enjoy the challenges of supporting a small office with diverse and growing programs.

The Executive Assistant must learn the management style and value system of the co-founder that is based on traditional Native American cultural values. The ability to use positive interpersonal skills without conflict with a high level of professionalism with management, staff, board and community partners is crucial, remaining flexible, resourceful and positive under stress. Send reply and resume to rosehb@wisdomoftheelders.org.

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SEASONAL POSITIONS
Zenger Farm, Portland, Oregon
Closes: Not Specified

Zenger Farm positions for 2012 now open!

Zenger Farm is now seeking applicants for internships and seasonal staff positions in farming, youth education, healthy food access and education, and onsite volunteer engagement.

Zenger Farm is a working urban farm that models, promotes, and educates about sustainable food systems, environmental stewardship, community development, and access to good food for all.

For more information visit zengerfarm.org.

Prairie Hale
Community Involvement Coordinator
Friends of Zenger Farm
11741 SE Foster Road
Portland, OR 97206
503.282.4245

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/FUNDRAISER
Oregon State Parks Trust, Portland, Oregon
Closes: Sunday, January 1, 2012

Located in Portland, Oregon, the Oregon State Parks Trust seeks a dynamic entrepreneurial executive to lead this statewide nonprofit to a new level of success. The ideal candidate will have extensive proven experience in fund-raising, finance and management. The position will begin at least half time and evolve to a full-time position based on a specific performance evaluation plan. Fund raising will be the highest priority, especially during the first year.

The Oregon State Parks Trust is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing Oregon’s outstanding natural, scenic, cultural, historic and recreation sites for the enjoyment of present and future generations. The Trust accomplishes this goal by raising funds and building unique partnerships with individuals, businesses, and community organizations. Since 1995, the Trust has contributed over $8.3 million to preserve Oregon’s unique state parks system.

Under the guidance of the Board of Trustees, the Executive Director plans, organizes and exercises control over all the operations of the Oregon State Parks Trust.

Complete job description and application instructions available at:
http://oregonstateparkstrust.org/About/OSPTJOBS/