Positions with our Partners

Permanent, Full Time

Colorado River Assistant (Biologist), National Park Service, closes 9/27/23
Hydropower Assistance Program Planner - National Park Service. This closes 9/20 or when 100 applications have been received.

Term,Part-time

GIS Specialist (6 positions) – National Park Service - Term position (13 months)
Canal Boat Crew Member (late September-October) – Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor. To work aboard the Josiah White II. We’re looking for someone who’s good with people and animals, isn’t afraid to get a little dirty, and is excited to share our region’s history with the public.

Additional Opportunities and Job Boards

Tips for Job Seekers

Productivity Tips: try one today!

Reflective Writing for Work Life Balance
Advice for crafting the perfect resume summary or profile.
What to do when job hunting is emotionally draining
How you manage your email can affect your stress level - New research suggests that it's not just the volume of emails that causes stress; it's our well-intentioned habits and our need to feel in control that backfires on us.

Considering a Job Transition?

This Job and Career Transition Guide might provide good guidance!

Other Job-seeking Tips

The Post-Interview Thank-You Note. There essentially are three parts to the interview process. The initial work in getting the interview, the interview itself, and the post-interview process. I know very few career coaches who would say that post-interview follow-up isn’t necessary. But, the form such follow-up should take isn’t as universally agreed upon. Some believe it’s a final chance to make your case. While that’s true in the broadest sense, it’s also a final chance to really blow it. Read on to learn how to make the post-interview process work for you!
Guide to writing an attractive resume summary
5 ways to tackle fear and uncertainty in your career (idealist.org)
From Intern to Employee: Tips for Making a Lasting Impression
Finding your Dream Job
4 Tips for Job Searching
3 Tips for Preparing your Resume
3 tips for keeping your job search on track
How to find a job through USAJobs
Updating your resume

Early Career Resources

We may not know you to see that you are an individual who finds passion in rivers and are considering rivers as the framework for your life's work. RMS is going to try to provide avenues for you to learn, get to know, and grow with one of hundreds of positions that support river health, protection and management. When you choose a role that resonates, you'll enjoy responsibilities that are challenging, exciting, and gratifying. Here are a few organizations that can connect you with river jobs and offer invaluable training and mentoring opportunities, as well.

Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education represents a collection of all environmental education providers and supporters in the state of Colorado. Learn about them further at the CAEE website. Here's a recent annual report.
The Environmental Stewards (ES) Program, a program of Conservation Legacy (previously Southwest Conservation Corps) offers land and water management agencies and non-profit organizations opportunities to accomplish specific projects and provides individual placements for young people “Stewards” interested in gaining experience in natural and cultural resource management. With support from ES Program staff, Stewards are placed with state and federal programs and non-profits (host sites) in 10-week to year-long positions through-out the United States. Visit the ES website.
Transforming Youth Outdoors (TYO) is the first resource-based community for people committed to transforming youth outdoors. If you are interested in joining the community, check it out.