VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT (CENTER DIRECTOR, USGS-NPWRC):  The U.S. Geological 
Survey is currently advertising for the position of Center Director of 
Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center (NPWRC), located in Jamestown, 
North Dakota.  NPWRC's primary mission is to collect, analyze, and 
synthesize scientific information on the Nation's biotic resources. The 
major thrusts of the research program reflect the needs and priorities of 
the country.  The primary responsibilities of the NPWRC are for research on 
waterfowl and other migratory birds west of the Mississippi River excluding 
Alaska and the Gulf Coast; investigations of the ecology of grasslands and 
wetlands of the northern and central plains; investigations on certain 
threatened and endangered species; development of monitoring protocols for 
wildlife and plant species and communities; statistical and geospatial 
analyses and model development; and the specific needs of Department of the 
Interior Bureaus (Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, Bureau 
of Land Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, etc. ), other federal 
agencies, state agencies, and the public. The results of the Center's 
research have wide applicability in the management of Federal, State and 
private lands. 

MAJOR DUTIES, QUALIFICATIONS, AND EVALUATIONS:   As Director of the 
Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center, the incumbent is responsible for 
the planning, coordinating, executing, and managing of broad, multi-
disciplinary programs of research, inventory, monitoring and information 
management.  A detailed list of responsibilities, major duties, and 
qualifications can be found at the appropriate web address listed below.
 
HOW TO APPLY:  This position is being advertised concurrently for non-
federal and federal applicants (see web links below).  Applicants who are 
not current permanent Federal employees or former permanent Federal 
employees, or who are not eligible under special appointing authorities, 
should apply under the vacancy announcement open to all US citizens. 
Permanent federal applicants may apply under the Merit Promotion Procedures 
(i.e., those individuals who are currently working for the Federal 
Government under a permanent competitive appointment, or whom have 
reinstatement rights based on a previous permanent competitive appointment, 
or individuals who claim eligibility under some type of authorized special 
appointing authority, or certain veterans may apply and receive 
consideration).  Please see position descriptions for information on 
qualifications and evaluations.
 
Job Link (OPEN TO ALL US CITIZENS) : 
https://jobs1.quickhire.com/scripts/usgs.exe/runjobinfo?
aOrg=1&aJob=10725&Username=~BROWSE~&ORGIMG=usgs.gif
Announcement Number: CR-2007-0102
Vacancy Description: Supervisory Biologist, GS-0401-15 (TPG-DEU) 
Open Period: 11/07/2006 - 12/04/2006 
Series/Grade: GS-0401A-15 
Salary: $102,964.00 TO $133,850.00 
Promotion Potential: GS-15 
Hiring Agency: INTERIOR, Geological Survey 
Duty Locations: 1 vacancy in Jamestown, ND 


Job Link (MERIT PROMOTION PROCEDURE, INTERNAL) : 
https://jobs1.quickhire.com/scripts/usgs.exe/runjobinfo?
aOrg=1&aJob=10728&Username=~BROWSE~&ORGIMG=usgs.gif
Announcement Number: CR-2007-0103 
Vacancy Description: Supervisory Biologist, GS-0401-15 (TPG-MP) 
Open Period: 11/07/2006 - 12/04/2006 
Series/Grade: GS-0401A-15 
Salary: $102,964.00 TO $133,850.00 
Promotion Potential: GS-15 
Hiring Agency: INTERIOR, Geological Survey 
Duty Locations: 1 vacancy in Jamestown, ND 

For more information, Contact: Mary Dunlap, 303-236-9563, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

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