Job Title
Wildlife Master for Boulder County
Goal
As a representative of Boulder County, Wildlife Master trainees will develop effective phone skills and become familiar with office procedures and reference materials, to answer clientele questions accurately, promptly, and courteously.
Duties/Time Commitment
Attend annual workshop and at least two additional training sessions scheduled throughout the year. Serve a minimum of three weeks answering telephone calls left on a voice mail server. Wildlife Masters work from home (weekdays April through March). Must past annual, open book exam with a minimum of 80% correct answers.
Qualifications
- Good communication skills
- Flexibility and dependability
- Local, practical wildlife experience
- Enthusiasm for helping others
- Ability to contribute to a healthy work environment and interact cooperatively
with other Wildlife Masters
In-Service Training Provided
Approximately 20 hours of wildlife conflict/management training. Additional, advanced training sessions offered throughout the year. Training is not college level, rather informational practical and solutions-oriented.
Supervision
Sharon Bokan, Small Acreage Management Coordinator
Worksite
Wildlife Masters work from home
Benefits
- Advancing wildlife management skills and knowledge
- Sharing ideas and knowledge with other like minded individuals
- Rewarded with satisfaction in teaching/assisting others
- Reference materials provided
| Wildlife Master Program Attn.: Sharon Bokan Boulder County Extension Office 9595 Nelson Road, Box B Longmont, CO 80501 Telephone: (303) 678-6238; FAX: (303) 678-6281 E-mail: sbokan@bouldercounty.org |