Subject: Position at Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Objects Conservator Carnegie Museum of Natural History Carnegie Museum of Natural History seeks a full-time Objects Conservator to care for its anthropological, natural sciences, and library/archives collections. The successful candidate will head the Section of Conservation and be responsible for administering that Section and its budget, operating the Conservation Laboratory, and servicing the conservation needs of the Museum's diverse collections. The Conservator reports to the Dean of Science. Applicants must have experience in evaluating and treating anthropological collections and be familiar with, or demonstrate a willingness to learn about the care of biological, geological, and library/archives collections. The successful candidate must have well developed project management skills, the ability to interact effectively with staff in other sections, and a record of successful conservation grant applications. Computer skills are essential and knowledge of conservation practices related to exhibit development is desirable. The Conservator will be expected to recruit and supervise interns and grant-funded personnel. The candidate must hold a Master's degree from a recognized conservation training program and have at least three years of experience as an Objects Conservator. Salary range is competitive, commensurate with experience, and includes full benefits. Interested applicants are invited to send a resume, names and addresses of at least three references, and a cover letter discussing how their training/experience/knowledge meet the criteria outlined above. Applications must be received by January 31, 2000. Apply to: Conservator Search Human Resources Department Carnegie Institute 4400 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh PA 15213-4080. Carnegie Institute is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Alison Rippole Employment Specialist Carnegie Museums and Library of Pittsburgh *** Conservation DistList Instance 13:33 Distributed: Friday, December 3, 1999 Message Id: cdl-13-33-010 ***Received on Thursday, 2 December, 1999