Lead Archeologist & Cultural Resources Specialist

National Park Service

Harrison (AR)

On-site

USD 62,000 - 97,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

National Park Service in Harrison, Arkansas seeks a GS-11 archeologist to lead Buffalo National River's cultural resources program. You will coordinate a multidisciplinary team to protect archeology, landscapes, historic structures, ethnography, and museum collections, ensuring compliance with federal preservation laws and coordination with tribal offices.

You will advise management on resource strategies, contribute to environmental documents, and supervise staff and contractors in diverse

Qualifications

Experience planning, implementing, and leading surveys and monitoring of archeologic sites and cultural resources.
Graduate study in archeology, anthropology, or related field; transcripts required.
Ability to coordinate with Tribal Historic Preservation Offices and outside agencies.

Responsibilities

Serve as lead cultural resources specialist for Buffalo National River within an interdisciplinary resource team.
Oversee a diverse cultural resources program including archeology, landscapes, historic structures, ethnography, and museum collections; ensure compliance with NHPA/NAAR.
Advise park management on cultural resources management and contribute to management plans and environmental documents.
Supervise temporary and contract staff; work in varied and potentially hazardous environments.