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 Permanent and Seasonal openings are announced online through the Department of State Personnel. Applications must be received by the Department of Personnel by the deadline on the job announcement. If you are unable to submit an applications online, please contact the Nevada Department of Personnel at (775) 684-0150, to request a hardcopy of the application. For more information about State Park positions, download a recruitment brochure (Pdf file) Outside Page, Inside Page Job openings at other state parks - Idaho. Permanent Employment. State Parks is now recruiting for the following position: Applications for seasonal positions are accepted year round with the Nevada Division of State Parks. The best time to apply is January and February each year to be in time for the upcoming season. Applications must be submitted online for all of the regions/parks where you are interested in seeking employment. We have four regions statewide and the Park Supervisors and Regional Managers do their own hiring. Listed below are the names and addresses of each of the Regional Managers and the parks included in their area. Under each region are links to the seasonal recruitments on the State Personnel website. Carson Region Headquarters, 1060 Mallory Way, Carson City, NV 89701Phone: (775) 687-4379 Parks: Dayton, Mormon State, Lake Tahoe, Washoe Lake Lifeguard I; Lifeguard II; Park Aid I; Park Aid II; Park Ranger Technician I. All these seasonal positions are in the Carson, Minden, Gardnerville, Genoa area with the exception of the Lifeguard positions. They are at Incline Village area. Eric Johnson, Fallon Region Headquarters, 16799 Lahontan Dam, Fallon, NV 89406 Phone: (775) 867-3001 Parks: Berlin-Ichthyosaur, Fort Churchill, Lahontan, Rye Patch, South Fork, Wildhorse Park Aid I at Austin, Silver Springs, and Lovelock/Imlay area; Park Aid I at Elko/Spring Creek and Elko/Mountain City area; Park Aid II at Austin, Silver Springs, and Lovelock/Imlay area; Park Aid II at Elko/Spring Creek and Elko/Mountain City area. Park Ranger Tech. I at Austin, Silver Springs, and Lovelock/Imlay area; Maintenance Repair Worker I at Fallon area. Stephen M. Weaver, Panaca Region Headquarters, P.O. Box 176, Panaca, Nevada 89042 Phone: (775) 728-4467 Parks: Cathedral Gorge, Regional Visitor Center, Cave Lake, Echo Canyon, Kershaw Ryan, Elgin School House, Beaver Dam, Spring Valley Park Aid I; Park Aid I ( Ely area only); Park Aid II; Park Ranger Tech. I; Park Ranger Tech. I (Weed Control); Park Ranger Tech. I (Weed Control). All these seasonal positions are in the Caliente, Panaca, and Pioche/Ursine area. Terry Hansen, Las Vegas Region Headquarters, 4747 Vegas Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89108 Phone: (775) 486-5126 Parks: Big Bend, Floyd Lamb, Old Mormon Fort, Spring Mountain Ranch, Valley of Fire. Park Aid I; Park Aid II; Park Aid I; Park Aid II; Park Ranger Technician I; Park Ranger Technician I ; Park Aid I (Weed Control). All these seasonals positions are in the Las Vegas or Mesquite area. You will be contacted only if the region wishes to schedule an interview with you or you do not meet the minimum qualifications for a position applied for.
*Lifeguard positions are only available at Lake Tahoe-Nevada State Park in Carson Region. All others are available in all regions. Click here if you would like a seasonal packet mailed to you. Seasonal packet includes: Nevada State map, Nevada State Parks brochure, recruitment brochure, and job specifications. Recruiting for a Visitor Center Sales Representative I/III (seasonal) at Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe State Park. You do not need to go through the State Personnel hiring process online.Volunteer Employment. Nevada State Parks needs volunteers! Volunteers provide a wide range of useful services to benefit both the parks and the visiting public. Campground hosts camp at a park for extended periods of time and provide general services such as greeting the public, providing information, cleaning the campground/facilities, fee system compliance checks, reporting any problems to the park rangers, and other related duties. The Campground Hosts usually locates "their" trailer or recreational vehicle (RV) in a campsite close to the campground's entrance. Other volunteers may provide services like those of the campground host. Work assignments may include a number of services and interpretive functions. These should be based on the individual volunteer's knowledge, skills and interests. Groups such as scouts, civic and garden clubs often volunteer for special projects. These can include trail building, litter cleanup, fence construction, etc. Volunteers can gain experience that can be used for employment opportunities. Most of all, volunteers have the satisfaction of knowing they provide valuable and meaningful services in support of Nevada's state parks. To request a volunteer brochure packet be mailed to you, you can call 775-684-2770 or email State Parks. You can also download a State Parks volunteer brochure and application here. If you are unable to open file, you may have to download acrobat reader. See link below.
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