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Fisheries Observer

Fisheries Observers collect data onboard commercial fishing vessels. Observers collect weight estimates on species caught and discarded and take age structures such as scales and otoliths. They record information on the trip, vessel, and gear. Trips may be from one day to about fourteen days in length, depending on the port and fishery.

For a full description of the Fisheries Observer position click here.

Requirements

  • Candidates should have a four-year degree in Marine Biology or Biology.
  • Candidates must be US or Canadian citizens or have been legal residents in the US for the last two years
  • Candidates must have a valid drivers license
  • Candidates must have their own transportation
  • Candidates must be willing to commit to the program for at least a year
  • Candidates must have a valid passport or proof of application
  • Candidates must be certified in CPR and First Aid before training begins

 

Killer Whale

Apply

Send your resume, list of biology courses, references and a cover letter describing your sea and fish experience. To apply, click on the appropriate training session below.

The January 19, 2010 training has been postponed. It will not be held any sooner than May, 2010. If you have applied already, your application will be saved for the next training session. If you want to apply for the next session, then click on the link below

Next 2010 Training Session

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