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<![CDATA[In this role, you will serve as a Project Scientist directing and executing studies in compliance with GLP regulations as they apply to the conduct of nonclinical research. You will coordinate all phases of the study planning process with appropriate departments and the associated technical staff; generate high-quality project plans, protocols, amendments, and reports; and review, interpret, integrate, and present data using the assistance of senior scientific staff (as appropriate for your level of experience). A key component to this role is the supervision and management of the technical staff, as well as the identification of operational and scientific growth opportunities for the company. You will also function as contact for the planning and execution of sponsor interaction, including proposal management and study scheduling, conduct and reporting. You should have a minimum of 6 to 7 years related experience in the contract research or pharmaceutical industry. You must also have experience with some of the following: - Bioanalytical or Analytical Chemistry - HPLC - UV-VIS Spectrophotometry - Dose Formulation Analysis - LC/MS/MS (desired, not required) A Master's Degree (M.S.) or equivalent in a scientifically-related discipline is required. A Related Doctoral Degree (PhD) is preferred. Experience in supervision of scientific and/or technical staff is desirable. An understanding of regulatory requirements, Testing Facility SOPs, and Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs) is essential. You must have the ability to handle multiple projects, prioritize work and meet deadlines. Minimum of 6 to 7 years related experience in the contract research or pharmaceutical industry. An understanding of regulatory requirements, Testing Facility SOPs, and Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs) is essential. Benefits - Full Commission Compensation - No Bonus Eligible - Yes Overtime Eligible - No Relocation Assistance Available - Yes Interview Travel Reimbursed - Yes The Ideal Candidate 5+ to 7 years of experience Management Experience Required - Yes Minimum Education - Master's Degree Willingness to Travel - Occasionally ]]>

<![CDATA[Working collaboratively with National Park Service Lake Mead NRA, the Great Basin Institute seeks two bilingual Environmental Education & Outreach Specialists. A special focus of the Specialists will be engaging and interacting with the Hispanic population. The Specialists will assist with implementation of interpretation and education programs for the Southern Nevada Agency Partnership (SNAP) Conservation Education Action Plan. SNAP is a consortium of the four federal public land agencies in Southern Nevada. It includes the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, US Fish & Wildlife Service, and US Forest Service Specific duties include: 1) Present curriculum based field trip and in classroom programs for school students within Southern Nevada, mainly the Clark County School District, targeting schools with a high percentage of English Language Learners, 2) Present public programs including community events, hikes,short talks, campground programs, library programs, or other special events, and 3)Conduct informal roving interpretation to the public on foot, in a vehicle, on a boat, or on a bicycle. Compensation: o $26,000 Living Allowance o $4,750 AmeriCorps Education Award* o Student Loan Forbearance** o Paid Interest Accrual** o Paid Health/Dental benefits Timeline: o Annual position beginning Feb/March 2009 o Requires completion of federal government background check o Full time, 40 hours per week Location: o Lake Mead NRA (Boulder City, NV) Qualifications: o Bachelor’s degree in education or related coursework and commensurate field experience; o Bilingual – ability to speak English and Spanish conversationally; o Experience developing and implementing environmental education and outreach programs; o Motivated, self-starter and detail oriented; o Ability to communicate effectively with a diverse public in a variety of forums; o Ability to work in harsh and rapidly changing environments; o Possess clean, valid, state-issued driver’s license; and o Meet eligibility requirements to receive an AmeriCorps Education Award: (1) U.S. citizenship or legal resident alien status, and (2) not yet received two AmeriCorps Education Awards, regardless of previous award amount. * AmeriCorps Education Award may be used for past, present or future educational expenses. ** On qualifying federal student loans How to Apply: Qualified and interested applicants should forward a cover letter, their résumé, and a list of three professional references to Bridget Walden, at bwalden@thegreatbasininstitute.org. Please include where you found this job posting. This program is available to all, without regard to race, color, national origin, disability, age, sex, sexual orientation, political affiliation, or religion. Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. ]]>

<![CDATA[Description: Perform daily animal husbandry duties, including: Clean laboratory animal rooms and laboratory animal housing. This includes floor sweeping and washing, cage washing, changing of cage pans, removal of animal waste, changing and washing of water bottles and feeders, sanitizing carts, surgery tables, kick stools, water supply bottles and feed barrels. Record and initial all required in relevant room/logbook records. Feed and water laboratory animals, and monitor feed and water consumption of animals. Change room filters and clean vents behind them. Benefits include 3 weeks vacation, 401(k), tuition reimbursement, Health,Dental and vision Insurance, QUALIFICATIONS: • High School diploma or General Education Degree (G.E.D) preferred. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: *Must be able to regularly clean laboratory rooms, including mopping floors on a repetitive basis. *Must be able to frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds over a distance of approximately 1-75 feet regularly and push wheeled carts weighing up to 1200 pounds up to 100 feet on a repetitive basis. *Must be able to regularly stoop, kneel, stand, or reach up with hands and arms to perform repetitive tasks such as filling water bottles, placing stoppers in water bottles and removing soiled liners from cages. *Duties require standing for an average of eight hours a day. *Must be able to regularly focus, observe and record data. * Must be able to handle and transfer small to medium size animals from one location to another. ]]>

<![CDATA[We are a growing consulting firm in the technology transfer space looking for some part time consultants to assist in marketing and assessing new technologies. Individual may be identifying appropriate companies that may be interested in the technologies and contacting the companies. This is neither telemarketing nor a call center operation. We are looking for people that will have an understanding of the science behind a new technology and can articulate the business opportunity to a potential industry partner for commercialization. Although not required, a Ph.D or MS is helpful as well as industry experience. This is an ideal opportunity for a stay at home parent who is looking to use their work experience. ]]>

<![CDATA["REQUIRED EDUCATION/SKILLS: Bachelor of Science degree in technical field or equivalent and 10+ years of operational fighter experience required. Demonstrated operational fighter tactics and employment expertise. Desired Skills: Fighter OT&E experience; diverse team environment collaboration experience. Job Application: Go to www.EnvironmentalExpertRecruiter.com/Job134 and Look for ""Environmental Science Jobs""(you might have to copy and paste this address if your browser does not support it). " ]]>

<![CDATA[Description: The desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) is federally listed as a threatened species north and west of the Colorado River under the Endangered Species Act. The focus of the desert tortoise line distance sampling (LDS) monitoring program is to collect data that will allow researchers to estimate population density of these animals in the eastern portion of their range. LDS monitoring occurs during April and May to coincide with the peak in the desert tortoise activity season. Field training will require participation in a rigorous 4 week program during which field technicians will be required to demonstrate proficiency in backcountry wilderness field skills including but not limited to 4WD vehicle operation, the use of GPS, topographic maps, and PDA technology. In addition, field technicians will be field tested on their ability to follow monitoring protocols thoroughly and precisely. Twenty-one LDS field technicians will be hired to collect data on approximately 570 12km transects. LDS technicians will work for 5 consecutive days and then have 2 days off. Technicians must be available to work any of the 7 days each week with the understanding that the schedule is subject to change with little or no notice. Field camping required. This position will require long hours including early mornings and may include weekends. Compensation: o $5,000 living allowance o $1,250 AmeriCorps Education Award* o $250 one-time Housing Stipend o Field per diem Contract & Timeline: o March 9, 2009 to May 31, 2009 o Full-time, minimum 40 hours per week o Weekend hours may be required during field season * AmeriCorps Education Award may be used for past, present or future educational expenses, including payment of qualifying federal student loans. Qualifications: o Bachelor's degree in biology (wildlife or conservation), ecology or related field; o Experience collecting field data or following established field data collection protocols; o Experience conducting LDS or working with desert tortoises desirable; o Experience using hand-held GPS equipment for navigation and/or data collection; o Knowledge of southwestern/Mojave flora and fauna desirable; o Self-motivated with ability to maintain a positive attitude while working in a diverse team environment; o Ability to work a variable schedule (including weekends) that may change with little or no notice; o Ability to walk a minimum of 12km/day in challenging terrain and harsh and rapidly changing desert conditions, and otherwise be in good physical condition; o Willingness to camp in the desert backcountry for consecutive days; o Possess a valid, clean, state-issued driver's license; o Ability to operate a 4WD vehicle on- or off-road if required; and o Meet eligibility requirements to receive an AmeriCorps Education Award: (1) U.S. citizenship or legal resident alien status, and (2) not yet received two AmeriCorps Education Awards, regardless of previous award amount. How to Apply: Qualified and interested applicants should forward a cover letter, their resume, and a list of three professional references to Bridget Walden, at bwalden@thegreatbasininstitute.org. Please include where you found this job posted. ]]>

<![CDATA[Account Executive Pace Analytical Life Sciences, LLC is seeking a sales representative for its western territory (California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado and Utah) to sell contract analytical testing services into pharmaceutical and medical device companies. Daily travel by automobile and/or airplane is required. Overnight travel is required. This position is ideal for a true “road warrior” Pace Analytical Life Sciences is a privately held, growing company located in Oakdale, MN. This position represents a significant career opportunity for the qualified candidate. For additional information on Pace Analytical Life Sciences visit www.pacelifesciences.com . The ideal candidate will have 3 to 5 years experience selling contract services into pharmaceutical and/or medical device companies. Successful direct sales experience or strong sales aptitude and the ability to build long lasting client relationships are a must. Prior experience in prospecting and cold calling is required. The compensation package for this position includes base salary plus commission, car allowance, company expense account and a comprehensive benefits package. ]]>