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| Aquatic Biologist II |
| Fisheries Dependent Investigations |
| Sea and Port Sampling |
| Quest Center |
| New Bedford |
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DMF Responsibilities |
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- Field sampler/observer in various state fisheries including lobster, squid, fluke, black sea bass, whiting, spiny dogfish, horseshoe crab, weir, and longline fisheries
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- Manages DMF FDI sea-sampling database
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- Keep in contact with commercial marine waterfront issues/fishermen
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Other Areas of Expertise |
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Fish natural history, estuarine fish ecology, economics/history of commercial fisheries/gear, fish ageing techniques, wastewater treatment, communicable disease control/public health, and nuclear power plant impact studies. |
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Education |
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1982 - Nine public health courses completed through the Federal Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, Georgia. |
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1978 - M.S. Marine Biology, 1978, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth, North Dartmouth, MA. Thesis: “Heavy metal concentrations in tissues of the biota of New Bedford Harbor”. |
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1975 - B.S. Biology, 1975, Stonehill College, North Easton, MA. |
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Certifications |
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AFS Certified Fishery Biologist |
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