State of Oregon
Fisheries Technician (Biological Science Assistant)
State of Oregon, Salem, Oregon, us, 97308
Fisheries Technician (Biological Science Assistant)
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Fisheries Technician (Biological Science Assistant)
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State of Oregon, Department of Fish and Wildlife
Pay range:
$3,429 - $4,023
Responsibilities
Conduct field sampling of juvenile salmon and steelhead using rotary screw traps, seining, snorkeling, and electrofishing.
Record fish and habitat data manually and digitally following established protocols.
Measure lengths and weights of juvenile salmon using computerized data collection equipment.
Tag juvenile salmon and steelhead with passive integrated transponder (PIT) tags.
Operate drift boats and jet sleds on flowing water.
Walk streams to estimate redd and adult salmon and steelhead numbers.
Photograph and age scale samples from juvenile and adult salmonids.
Sample adult carcasses, measure length, collect scales, determine sex, and assess egg retention.
Conduct habitat surveys in streams.
Maintain, repair, and order field and sampling equipment.
Qualifications
Monitoring and data collection experience in natural resources or fisheries.
Experience with data entry and database management.
Knowledge of natural resources survey techniques.
Current pursuit or degree in Fisheries, Wildlife, or related biological or ecological sciences.
Application Instructions Submit your application through Workday by
01/05/2026 . Include detailed work and education history. Questions about the position can be directed to
Melody.J.Feden@odfw.oregon.gov .
Benefits
11 paid holidays per year.
Competitive benefits package.
Opportunities for professional advancement and learning.
Live, work, and play in John Day, Oregon.
Equal Opportunity Statement The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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Fisheries Technician (Biological Science Assistant)
role at
State of Oregon, Department of Fish and Wildlife
Pay range:
$3,429 - $4,023
Responsibilities
Conduct field sampling of juvenile salmon and steelhead using rotary screw traps, seining, snorkeling, and electrofishing.
Record fish and habitat data manually and digitally following established protocols.
Measure lengths and weights of juvenile salmon using computerized data collection equipment.
Tag juvenile salmon and steelhead with passive integrated transponder (PIT) tags.
Operate drift boats and jet sleds on flowing water.
Walk streams to estimate redd and adult salmon and steelhead numbers.
Photograph and age scale samples from juvenile and adult salmonids.
Sample adult carcasses, measure length, collect scales, determine sex, and assess egg retention.
Conduct habitat surveys in streams.
Maintain, repair, and order field and sampling equipment.
Qualifications
Monitoring and data collection experience in natural resources or fisheries.
Experience with data entry and database management.
Knowledge of natural resources survey techniques.
Current pursuit or degree in Fisheries, Wildlife, or related biological or ecological sciences.
Application Instructions Submit your application through Workday by
01/05/2026 . Include detailed work and education history. Questions about the position can be directed to
Melody.J.Feden@odfw.oregon.gov .
Benefits
11 paid holidays per year.
Competitive benefits package.
Opportunities for professional advancement and learning.
Live, work, and play in John Day, Oregon.
Equal Opportunity Statement The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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