The Wayne National Forest is seeking creative, dynamic candidates with experience in social media, video editing, writing, and editing skills to fill a GS-1035-09 Public Affairs Specialist position. This vacancy is located at the Wayne National Forest Headquarters Public Affairs Office in Nelsonville, Ohio; the position reports to the Public Affairs Officer.
This outreach is to determine the potential applicant pool for one full-time, permanent Public Affairs Specialist and an appropriate recruitment process of area of consideration for the vacancy announcement. Responses received from this outreach notice will help us make these determinations.
The Wayne National Forest seeks candidates who are eligible for GS-1035-09 (http://www.opm.gov/qualifications). The salary range for this position is $48,968.00-$63,655.00 for Nelsonville, Ohio.
Duties include:
Desired qualities include:
Benefits of Forest Service Employment:
For more information on these benefits, please click on the below link: http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/r9/jobs/?cid=stelprd3807687
For more information about the duty station location please visit the unit website: Wayne National Forest or Contact Gary C. Chancey at (740) 753-0862, gchancey@fs.fed.us.
Vacancy Announcement: The vacancy announcement for this position will be posted on the U.S. Government's official website for employment opportunities, www.usajobs.gov. You must apply to the vacancy announcement on USAJobs to be considered for this position. If you reply to this notice of interest you will be contacted with a link to the official vacancy announcement when it is available.
NOTE: Please utilize the response form in the Outreach Notice to respond through the system. The response button is located on the bottom right hand corner of the Outreach Notice. Outreach Notice link:
https://fsoutreach.gdcii.com?id=4ED4136C4088403E8B1D7DDCD76268CA
About the Wayne National Forest:
The 244,000 acre Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio is divided into three units managed out of two Ranger District offices located in Nelsonville and Ironton, with a field office in Marietta. The Forest is located within an hour from Columbus, and a few hours from Akron, Cleveland, Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Pittsburgh. There are over 300 miles of trails on the forest for hiking, all-terrain vehicle (ATV) riding, mountain biking, or horseback riding. Our boundaries surround a checkerboard pattern of ownership, with public and private ownership interspersed.
About the Area:
The City of Athens is located in Athens County, which has a population of 63,000, and sits along the Hocking River. Athens has a population over 23,500 year-round residents and is a full-service community with numerous medical professionals, two (2) fully staffed hospitals, churches of various denominations, and small shopping plazas. University Mall is only a 10-minute drive from downtown Athens.
Athens is the home of Ohio University with an enrollment over 20,000 and has undergraduate and graduate programs in numerous disciplines. Athens offers a wide variety of educational, sporting, and cultural events and opportunities for all ages. Nearby Nelsonville is home to Hocking College, which boasts an enrollment of 5,800 students.
To learn more about the Athens area, visit the following websites:
www.ci.athens.oh.us (City of Athens); www.athensohio.com (Athens County Visitors Bureau); www.ohiou.edu (Ohio University); www.hocking.edu (Hocking College); www.mariettaohio.org (Marietta-Washington County Convention & Visitors Bureau); www.mariettaoh.net (City of Marietta); www.marietta.edu (Marietta College); www.wscc.edu (Washington State Community College)
Thank you for your interest in our vacancy.
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