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Park Manager III

Arizona State Parks, San Rafael Short Grass Prairie Reserve, Patagonia, AZ

Grade/Salary: (21) / $34,097 - $52,145 per year

The Position: Manages the daily operation of San Rafael Short Grass Prairie Preserve. Plans for the development of Preserve facilities and resources. Prepares yearly operating budget. Oversees preserve administration, interpretive education Programs, facility and grounds maintenance activities, Supervise park operations staff. Ensures security at the preserve, visitor center, and historic site locations. Residency is required.

Minimum Qualifications: On year of experience equivalent to a Park Manger II OR two years of experience equivalent to a Park manger I, or Park Operations Coordinator. A Bachelor's degree in Park Management, Forestry, Natural Resource Management, Geology, Ecology, Recreation Planning, or closely related field may substitute for one year of the Park Manager I or Park Coordinator experience.

Special Selection Factors: Possession of or eligibility to obtain Arizona Class D Driver's License. Employment is contingent on the passing of a medical/physical examination. Must be Arizona Law Enforcement certified or eligible for certification. Must be able to work week-ends, rotating shifts and holidays as required. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a pre-employment alcohol/drug test. The test is to determine the presence of alcohol and/or illegal drugs, unauthorized prescription drugs (it is illegal to use another person's prescription drug) in your system

Physical Abilities: Must have normal hearing, be able to walk, stand, stoop and climb stairs for extended periods of time. Must be able to lift 50 lbs.. Vision must be corrected to 20/40 or better.

Preference: Previous experience managing natural resource and historical parks with multiple visitor site locations and interpretive education programs. Bilingual (Spanish/English) speaking skills.

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