The Department of Conservation and Recreation seeks qualified applicants for the positions of Visitor Services Supervisor.

The core responsibility of these positions are to provide programming, historical interpretation and environmental education for the visiting public.

DUTIES:

Under general direction of supervisor, manages the day to day interpretive services programs which include:

-Responsible for daily supervision of programs and tours, staffing the Visitor Center, roving informal interpretation, assisting with community events, and other various duties as assigned.

-Staffing of the Visitor Center

-Field trip scheduling, coordination, and facilitation.

-Coordination with friends groups and special events, as well as working with other park partners, local non-profits, volunteers, as well as additional stakeholders and agencies.

-Researching, developing, and recording comprehensive Interpretive Program Outlines and Program Narrative Forms within the deadline set by your Regional Interpretive Coordinator.

-Seek DCR approval and maintain an on-going effort to actively market and promote the Park's interpretive programs. Provide information to various media outlets, DCR on-line calendar and develop and distribute program flyers and brochures within the park and community.

-Coordination of weekly natural history programs

-Working with audiences of all ages, including pre-school age children, families, adults, seniors, as well as school groups and people with disabilities.

-Submit park wide reports and interpretive program reports as required (usually on a weekly, monthly, or end of season basis).

-Must be able to work as part of a team with operations staff and rangers.

-Assist with operations needs (clean bathrooms, sell passes, answer phones, tidying Visitor Center exhibits and displays, litter pick up and other duties as assigned)

Salaries are based upon full-time/40 hours worked per week. Work schedules and days of are at the discretion of the Supervisor. This position may require working weekends and holidays.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

-Course work in environmental science, environmental education or related field
-Experience with public speaking
-Effective oral and written communication skills
-Graphic arts
-Computer related skills

Qualifications

First consideration will be given to those applicants that apply within the first 14 days.

Minimum Entrance Requirements:

Applicants must have at least (A) two years of full-time, or equivalent part-time experience, administering, supervising or conducting interpretive, educational or recreational programs in a public, non-profit or private agency, or (B) any equivalent combination of the required (A) experience and the substitutions below.

Substitutions:

I. A Bachelor's degree with a major in park and/or recreation management, natural sciences, environmental education, history, park interpretation or museum management may be substituted for the required (A) experience.

Special Requirements: None.

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