GS 5/7/9/11 positions for dozens of permanent Fish & Wildlife PositionsApply between February 6-25 – you will need a USAJobs account so get started now by uploading your resume and transcripts!
Positions will include Refuge Management, Fish & Wildlife Biologist, Wildlife Biologist, Fish Biologist, and more!Read the attached flyer for more details on qualifications for these positions. Most positions require a Bachelor’s Degree, or a combination of education and experience that meet specific course-level requirements.
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Directorate Resource Assistant Fellows Program – please read attached flyer for step-by-step details of how to apply
In 2019, the U.S Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) will partner with the Student Conservation Association (SCA) to administer the FWS Directorate Resource Assistant Fellows Program (DFP). The DFP is an 11-week internship working on projects that support FWS conservation priorities. Eligible students who are pursuing degrees in biological science and/or natural resources management will possess the desired qualifications to apply for participation in the 2019 DFP. These fellowships offer a unique opportunity to gain direct hire authority (upon successful completion of the program), which enables U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and other land management agencies to be able to hire former fellows into permanent, full-time positions within two years of graduation without having to use the competitive process. You can find a list of a few sample projects below.
Eligibility
Eligible students must be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an undergraduate (rising seniors) or graduate degree program, and who will not complete their degree requirements prior to the completion of the 2019 DFP 11-weeks fellowship.
How to Apply
The first step is to go now and complete your fellowship application online via the Student Conservation Association (SCA) application portal (http://thesca.force.com/members/NewRegistration). You must add the application code PO-00727173 to your application. This initial application must be completed by February 15, 2019.
If you have met the initial eligibility requirement for the 2019 DFP, SCA will send you an email inviting you to apply to specific DFP projects throughout the United States and its territories during the open period in late January or early February. You may have only a few days to apply to specific projects, so please keep an eye on the email account used to establish your SCA application.
For questions, contact the FWS Recruitment team at: connect@fws.gov. Please share this message with other eligible candidates.
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Native Health Initiative Health Justice Internship
These flexible internships allow motivated students to work on 1-2 projects, taking the lead on the projects they choose. Students have organized Day into Health events, created campaigns around “Keep Tobacco Sacred”, along with a variety of other projects. As NHI is based on the premise that all energy put into the partnership is done as loving service, not for financial gain, this internship pays in the currency of encouragement, hugs, smiles, and lots of positive energy. We do, however, help interns look for AmeriCorps funding, class credit, or whatever else they need to make their time with NHI possible.
Applications for Spring 2019 are due by February 8th – fill out the attached form and email to Shannon Fleg, shannon@lovingservice.us
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NHI Spring 2019 Internship Application