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Naturalist Position at Croydon Creek Nature Center
Croydon Creek Nature Center is seeking a dynamic and enthusiastic Naturalist with knowledge of Maryland's native flora and fauna and experience developing and leading environmental education programs. This position also involves caring for and handling live native animals, including amphibians, turtles and snakes. This is a year-round, part-time (non-benefitted) position starting in September. Hours will vary between 1220 per week, depending on the needs of the center, and include working 35 weekend days per month. Essential Job Functions
Under the direction of Nature Center supervisors, responsibilities include: Developing and conducting environmental education programs for school groups, scout groups, families and the general public Planning and leading at least two week-long summer day camps Assisting with daily care of live animals Performing administrative tasks such as program registration, payment processing and generating daily reports Cash handling Assisting with volunteer coordination and management Providing excellent customer service Learning and utilizing the City's computerized registration system Working independently and as part of a collaborative team of staff and volunteers to support the mission and daily operations of the Nature Center Qualifications
Strong communication, collaboration and interpersonal skills Ability to work both independently and cooperatively within a team environment Proficiency in Microsoft Office and general computer use Ability to obtain CPR/AED/First Aid certifications (if not already certified) Valid driver's license preferred Experience Demonstrated experience developing and leading environmental education or interpretive programs Experience caring for live animals preferred Education Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, education or related field preferred
Croydon Creek Nature Center is seeking a dynamic and enthusiastic Naturalist with knowledge of Maryland's native flora and fauna and experience developing and leading environmental education programs. This position also involves caring for and handling live native animals, including amphibians, turtles and snakes. This is a year-round, part-time (non-benefitted) position starting in September. Hours will vary between 1220 per week, depending on the needs of the center, and include working 35 weekend days per month. Essential Job Functions
Under the direction of Nature Center supervisors, responsibilities include: Developing and conducting environmental education programs for school groups, scout groups, families and the general public Planning and leading at least two week-long summer day camps Assisting with daily care of live animals Performing administrative tasks such as program registration, payment processing and generating daily reports Cash handling Assisting with volunteer coordination and management Providing excellent customer service Learning and utilizing the City's computerized registration system Working independently and as part of a collaborative team of staff and volunteers to support the mission and daily operations of the Nature Center Qualifications
Strong communication, collaboration and interpersonal skills Ability to work both independently and cooperatively within a team environment Proficiency in Microsoft Office and general computer use Ability to obtain CPR/AED/First Aid certifications (if not already certified) Valid driver's license preferred Experience Demonstrated experience developing and leading environmental education or interpretive programs Experience caring for live animals preferred Education Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, education or related field preferred