Shellfish Pathology Manager (State Program Manager | Hybrid)
Department of Agriculture · Milford, CT · Connecticut
- Role
- Program manager
- First seen
- Sep 11, 2026
- Closes
- Sep 18, 2026
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Summary
The Shellfish Pathology Manager leads Connecticut's state shellfish health program and serves as the agency's primary expert in shellfish pathology and biosecurity. This State Program Manager position directs staff, oversees diagnostic capabilities, coordinates research and policy development, and represents the state within the professional shellfish health community. The role is hybrid-based in Milford, Connecticut, working Monday through Friday.
Key qualifications
- 9 years of professional experience with 1 year in shellfish pathology or related field
- Experience performing histopathological procedures and molecular diagnostic procedures for shellfish disease detection
- PhD in biological sciences, shellfish pathology, or closely related field (preferred)
- Experience designing and implementing shellfish health programs and biosecurity measures
- Management skills including budget preparation, staff recruitment and hiring, and policy development
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