The Environmental Monitoring and Science Division of Alberta Environment and Parks is looking for four (4) experienced scientists recognized as experts in their field to fill the following positions:
-Aquatic Invertebrate Scientist -Ecotoxicologist -Landscape Disturbance Scientist -Fish Ecologist To apply visit: https://jobs.alberta.ca/ And search for JOB ID: 1045074 Closing Date: October 10, 2017 All 4 positions require: -A PhD in biological science with specialization in the field of aquatic invertebrate ecology, ecotoxicology, fish ecology, or landscape disturbance (as per the relevant position description); -Demonstrated expertise in one or more additional fields listed above, plus more than one of the following areas: biostatistics (study design and data analysis), community ecology, landscape ecology, and the ecology of plant and animal populations in terrestrial, aquatic, and wetland ecosystems. -A minimum of 5 years' experience in design and implementation of biodiversity and ecosystem health monitoring and research programs; -A record of publication in peer-reviewed scientific journals commensurate with established peers with a similar level of experience (for example, assistant or associate professors at Canadian academic institutions); -Extensive knowledge in advanced numerical analysis of large environmental data sets, application of appropriate models or other means to predict local, regional and cumulative impacts of a broad range of development and activities; -Extensive knowledge in new and emerging methods related to assessing the status and trends in Alberta's biodiversity and ecosystem health from field surveys laboratory analysis, and remote sensing; and Equivalencies will be considered. Note: Candidates with lesser qualifications may be considered at a lower classification.
