Wildlife Physiologist 3 (PCN 112036)
Fish & Game · Palmer, AK · Alaska
- Role
- Data scientist
- First seen
- Jul 7, 2026
- Closes
- Not listed
- Salary
- $3,623.20 Biweekly
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Summary
The Wildlife Physiologist 3 designs, executes, and coordinates research on large terrestrial mammals at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in Palmer. The role oversees operations at the Foraging Ecology and Wildlife Nutritional Analysis laboratory, manages captive moose and caribou research, supervises staff, and collaborates with internal and external biologists to inform wildlife management decisions.
Key qualifications
- Master's degree in biology with emphasis in physiology or nutritional biochemistry plus two years of advanced professional physiologist experience
- Ph.D. in physiology, nutritional biochemistry, or allied field plus one year of advanced professional physiologist experience
- Ability to independently design and execute foraging ecology, behavioral, physiology, and nutritional studies
- Supervision of technical and professional staff including field and laboratory duties
- Valid Driver's License required; wildland fire fighting certification recommended
- Strong collaboration and coordination skills with internal and external agencies and institutions
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