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Temporary Museum Curator position available in Vernal Utah UTAH DIVISION OF PARKS AND RECREATION NUMBER 30 OPENING DATE: 08-04-03 CLOSING DATE: 08-15-03 ANNOUNCES The Position of MUSEUM CURATOR Salary Range: $13.42 to $20.17 (Step Range 40-55) Available for consideration by all State Career Service and Probationary Employees. This is a two-year time limited position with benefits, which may become permanent. This position is located in Vernal, Utah, at the Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum. [THIS IS A PUBLIC RECRUITMENT]. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES Responsible for acquiring, cataloging and storing all incoming and existing specimen and artifacts in the collection at the Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum; establishes and follows schedules for routine inspection of collections, both items on exhibit and in storage, to check for deterioration or damage; obtains funds for collection care and management, research, and special projects through grant applications and other fund raising activities; provides technical expertise in the development of exhibits and interpretive materials and programs; provides research and interpretation on collections and issues relevant to the research and interpretive scope of the museum; writes technical reports and articles; coordinates special exhibits and programs; coordinates group visitor activities, including those for school children; conducts lectures and group tours of the museum; works in cooperation with other agencies; supervises volunteer and seasonal staff involved in curatorial and interpretive duties; assists in general park-related duties including visitor services, janitorial and gift shop operations; and performs other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: Skills in the following areas: paleontology, geology, museum studies with an emphasis in natural history museums/paleontology/geology; collections management of natural history collections; public relations; grant writing; public presentations; interpretation of paleontology/geology to the public; coordination of group visitor activities, especially school groups; supervise subordinate personnel; identify and properly catalog natural history specimen and artifacts. Preference may be given to individuals with education and/or experience in museum studies related to natural history, paleontology, geology or collections management. DNR merit employees may apply by completing the reverse side of this announcement and returning it to he Human Resource Office, 1594 West North Temple, SLC, UT 84114-5610 by 5:00 pm of the closing date. All other applicants must submit a resume with a Utah Skill Match cover sheet to the Department of Human Resource Management, 2120 State Office Building, SLC, UT 84114 or email both as attachments to utahskill@utah.gov before 5:00 pm of closing date. The Utah Skill Match cover sheet can be downloaded at www.dhrm.utah.gov. In addition, public applicants must contact the DNR Human Resource office at (801) 538-7210 to ensure consideration for this position. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. The Department of Natural Resources complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Hearing impaired employees who wish further information regarding this announcement may call the DNR TDD number, 538-7458. Individuals who desire reasonable accommodation during the interview process should contact the DNR Human Resource Office at 538-7210. PCN S387
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