Office of Research and Development
National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory
Gulf Ecology Division
Biological Effects and Population Response Branch
Gulf Breeze, Florida

POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH PROGRAM
RESEARCH THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD

Landscape/Seascape Characterization and Modeling
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1)  Characterize and map where watershed stresses originate, how they are 
transported, and the spatial and temporal extent of coral reef exposure
2)  Derive empirical relationships to quantitatively assess the impact of 
land use, watershed management and aquatic management (e.g., marine 
protected areas) on coral reef persistence and delivery of ecosystem 
services
3)  Implement or develop models to evaluate transport of watershed 
stressors to coastal zones and coral reefs, and their impact on coral reef 
condition and ecosystem services 
4)  Support development of water quality standards that are both protective 
of valued resources and capable of identifying likely sources of impairment
5)  Collaborate in development of predictive simulation models for 
incorporation into decision support tools

UNSURPASSED FEDERAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

•       Starting salary-- $46,625 for new Ph.D.; up to $87,893 for post-
doctoral experience
•       Full three-year appointments
•       Paid relocation to EPA duty location
•       Vacation and sick leave
•       Federal health benefits, life insurance, and retirement program
•       Travel to professional scientific meetings

EASY APPLICATION PROCESS

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS BETWEEN MAY 3 – JUNE 30, 2010:

•       Up-to-date Curriculum Vitae
•       Letter of recommendation from your research advisor or comparable 
official
•       Cover letter indicating positions and locations of interest
•       DD-214, if claiming veteran’s preference
•       Preference is given to U.S. Citizens

EMail to:       [email protected] 
Include "NHEERL Post-Doctoral Program" in the subject line.

To learn more about our current research projects and application 
requirements, 
please visit the NHEERL Internet site at 

http://www.epa.gov/nheerl/postdocs/ 

or contact Ms. Dorothy Carr at (800) 433-9633, or via email at 
[email protected].

The U.S. EPA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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