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These openings are for a wide variety of positions, including backcountry rangers, entrance station fee collectors, archeologists, motor vehicle operators, carpenters and more. The jobs are available at multiple national park sites in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Many jobs range in pay from $14 to $20 an hour. “What better way to spend a summer than getting paid to work and live in a national park,” stated Pacific West Regional Director Laura Joss. “Seasonal jobs are a great way to get your start with the National Park Service, whether you are beginning your career or looking for a change.” Applications must be submitted on the website USAJobs.gov. The site can be easily searched from the home page by entering “National Park Service” in the keywords field and any state name, such as Washington, in the location field. Applicants may create a profile on the website in advance to save time once the hiring process begins, which is recommended. Application timelines vary depending on the specific position, and some are open for only a short period. Those interested in finding more information about a specific position are encouraged to contact the national park hosting the position. More than 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America’s 413 national parks and work with communities across the nation to help preserve local history and create close-to-home recreational opportunities. Learn more about the National Park Service at nps.gov. -NPS- Park-specific media contacts: Washington Mount Rainier National Park – Kathy Steichen, 360-569-6562 Olympic National Park – Barb Maynes, 360-565-3005 North Cascades National Park – Denise Shultz, 360-854-7302 Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area – Denise Bausch, 509-754-7886 Oregon Crater Lake National Park – Marsha McCabe, 541-594-3091 John Day Fossil Beds National Monument – Shelley Hall, 541-987-2333 ext. 1212 Idaho Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve – Ted Stout, 208-527-1330 Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument – Judy Geniac, 208-933-4110 Minidoka National Monument – Judy Geniac, 208-933-4110 Nez Perce National Historical Park – Scott Eckberg, 208-843-7051 |
Last updated: December 19, 2016