The Park Interpreter is responsible for planning, coordinating, directing, and presenting outdoor recreation-focused interpretive programs and special events for park visitors, civic groups, schools, and other organizations.
Programming focuses on facilitating engaging experiences and guiding park guests toward a personal sense of place regarding the natural, historical, and cultural resources of Lake Chicot State Park and the surrounding area.
Organize and prepare publicity efforts, assist with strategic planning, trail maintenance, and park operations duties as necessary.
Serve as park manager on duty in the absence of other personnel.
Assist the Superintendent as directed, including participating in emergency response situations such as medical, weather, and search-and-rescue incidents.
Maintain interpretive tools, props, and presentation materials; keep records of program attendance, visitor feedback, and outreach efforts.

At least two years of experience in interpretive programming, environmental education, museums, education, or a related field.
Applicant must have or be able to complete the AGFC Boater Education Course, the American Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First Aid course, and ARC CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
Applicant must have a high comfort level with being on the water, strong swimming skills, and the ability to operate watercraft.
Applicant must have knowledge of Arkansas flora, fauna, and outdoor recreation safety standards and ethics.
Must possess a valid driver's license, be able to traverse rough terrain on foot, and work a varied shift, including weekends and holidays in widely varying weather conditions outdoors.
A criminal background check and a driver's record check are required.
Preferred qualifications: Strong skills in boating (motorized and paddle sport), fishing, hiking, and birding.

Parks, Heritage, and Tourism Interpreter II

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