Position Description: The Public Archaeology Coordinator is responsible for working independently to manage the day-to-day operations of the FPAN region under guidance from the FPAN Director. This includes the development, promotion, and implementation of public archaeology programming and materials within the East Central region (Brevard, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and St. Lucie counties). This position will coordinate with professional/public partners, manage internships and volunteer programs, and address inquiries from the public. Other duties include: maintain a social media and web presence; coordinate with the Florida Division of Historic Resources to implement/support programming; assist local governments with archaeological resources; and advocate for the state’s cultural resources in a variety of ways. Scientific diving, photogrammetry, 3D printing, and GIS experience preferred.

Principal Job Responsibilities:
• Responsible for development and management of FPAN outreach programming; including research, design, and implementation.
• Work independently to establish and maintain collaborative relationships and networking opportunities between the regional center and the public. This includes, but is not limited to: local/county/state government; heritage/cultural professionals; educational institutions; public volunteers, and civic groups.
• Assess and document archaeological resources.
• Track and interpret quantitative measures of outreach efforts to direct future programming and demonstrate programming value.
• Coordinate publicity and awareness of FPAN’s mission and events through traditional and social media.
• Work to utilize new technologies and techniques to create innovative outreach tools.
• Advocate for and promote FPAN’s mission at public events, civic engagements, and other outreach opportunities.
• Network with national and international cultural institutions to keep abreast of trends in archaeology and archaeology education. This may take the form of sitting on committees and presenting research at conferences.
• Work with FPAN staff across entire state to implement and standardize programming and advocacy.
• Develop, coordinate, and supervise internship and volunteer programs.

Requirements:
• Master’s degree in anthropology or related field with three years or more of work experience.
• Must meet the Secretary of the Interior qualifications as an archaeologist and/or be listed on the Registry of Professional Archaeologists. Comparable experience may also be accepted in lieu of SOI/RPA requirements.
• Follows the ethical/legal standards of the Society of American Archaeology, Flagler College, and state/federal laws.
• National Interpretation Association certification as Certified Interpretive Guide.
• Ability to travel frequently within the region with occasional overnight travel and out of state travel approved by Executive Director.
• Possess a valid driver’s license.

For this application process a SAMPLE of OUTREACH needs to be included.
The outreach sample should demonstrate the candidate’s ability to convey archaeological information to the public. Acceptable sample forms include (but are not limited to): an article, poster, video, lecture, lesson plan, blog post, or display.
Include links or documents under OTHER documents within this application. Provide link to external sites if available.

• Work independently with the ability to make proper decisions without supervision.
• Work collaboratively with a diverse group of people and show sound judgement in communication.
• Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
• Have a courteous manner in dealing with the public
• Show great attention to detail and be multi-task oriented.

• Have ability to carry up to 25lbs of equipment and access multi-story buildings and outdoor sites.
Must be able to climb, stoop, kneel, crawl,reach,walk,push,lift,grasp,talk, hear