Oyster Rehabilitation Biologist Position Available In Carteret, North Carolina
Tallo's Job Summary: The Oyster Rehabilitation Biologist position, located in Carteret County, NC, offers a salary range of $50,633.00 - $51,373.00 annually. Responsibilities include providing scientific support for shellfish rehabilitation programs, data collection, and material deployments. The role entails serving as the primary contact for shellfish rehabilitation operations in the southern region of Pamlico Sound. This permanent, full-time role is within the Division of Marine Fisheries, under the Department of Environmental Quality.
Job Description
Oyster Rehabilitation Biologist
Salary $50,633.00 – $51,373.00 Annually Location Carteret County, NC Job Type Permanent Full-Time Job Number 25-06031 DMF60032705 Department Dept of Environmental Quality Division Marine Fisheries Opening Date 05/05/2025 Closing Date 5/9/2025 5:00 PM Eastern Job Class Title Conservation Biologist I Position Number 60032705 Section Habitat and Enhancement Salary Grade
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Description of Work Are you passionate about the environment and want to make a difference? DEQ has an open opportunity for an Oyster Rehabilitation Biologist. DMF 60032705 NC14 This Oyster Rehabilitation Biologist provides scientific support for shellfish rehabilitation programs under the Habitat and Enhancement Section. Duties include performing data collection and material deployments in annual operations of shellfish rehabilitation programs. This position will serve as the section’s primary point of contact for shellfish rehabilitation operations in the southern region of Pamlico Sound.
Key Responsibilities:
Field data collection and analysis
Development of annual habitat enhancement plans
Participation on various fishery management advisory groups
Coordination of field operations for several shellfish rehabilitation programs The Division of Marine Fisheries The North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) is responsible for the stewardship of the state’s marine and estuarine resources. The DMF’s jurisdiction encompasses all coastal waters and extends to 3 miles offshore.
