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Subject: Position at Saint Louis Art Museum

Position at Saint Louis Art Museum

From: Theresa Barnes <theresa.barnes<-a>
Date: Thursday, December 8, 2011
Assistant/Associate Objects Conservator
Saint Louis Art Museum

The Saint Louis Art Museum seeks to fill the position of assistant
or associate objects conservator, depending on qualifications. The
successful candidate will be under the direction of the objects
conservator. The conservation department also employs conservators
in the specialties of paintings, paper, and textiles, plus a mount
maker and frame technician.

This position monitors, assesses, and treats objects from the
comprehensive (ancient to contemporary) collections of the Saint
Louis Art Museum.  Candidates should demonstrate the ability to
produce excellent condition and treatment reports and
photo-documentation. Knowledge of various materials over a wide
range of cultures and time periods is necessary in order to achieve
excellent treatment results while adhering to the AIC code of Ethics
and Guidelines for Practice.

The successful candidate should have effective oral and written
communication skills, ability to work to deadlines, and work both
independently and collaboratively with conservators and curators. A
degree from a recognized conservation program is required, and
several years' experience in a museum is highly preferred. To apply
for assistant you will have completed all program and fellowship
requirements; for associate you will have a minimum of five years
relevant professional employment.

This is an excellent position for a recent graduate or someone
aspiring to move up in responsibility.

All applicants must apply online at

    <URL:http://www.slam.org>

Saint Louis Art Museum is an Equal Opportunity employer.

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