Help Wanted - Category: Program Visitor

BRANCH CHIEF, ATLANTIC WEST REGION, (BC-BDW)

In addition to General Duties, the branch chief, under the direction and supervision of the Division Chief, RBS Outreach Districts Liaison, shall have the following responsibilities:

Provide assistance to Coast Guard units, Auxiliary national directorates, and Auxiliary district organizations in their efforts to promote and support recreational boating safety programs.
Have overall responsibility for liaisons with respective state organizations and state liaison officers in their assigned regions.
Establish a meaningful, ongoing relationship with regular interaction with the State Liaison Officers of those states assigned to the respective region.
Investigate state issues adversely affecting the intent outlined in the State Liaison Guide that the Auxiliary can help resolve.
Communicate such issues to appropriate Auxiliary staff officer(s) via the chain of leadership and management
Compile and forward quarterly reports to the DVC-BD.
Other duties as assigned.

Skills and Qualifications Required:

Excellent interpersonal skills.

Overall knowledge of Auxiliary recreational boating safety initiatives.
Demonstrated team-oriented management style.
Excellent computer skills (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite, Google Docs).
Prior national staff experience preferred, but not required.

If interested please forward a completed ANSC-7062, Application for National Staff, resume and a statement as to why you are interested in the position to DVC-BD Richard Young at Richard.Young@cgauxnet.us.

Original post blogged on b2evolution.

BRANCH CHIEF, PACIFIC REGION, (BC-BDP)

In addition to General Duties, the branch chief, under the direction and supervision of the Division Chief, RBS Outreach Districts Liaison, shall have the following responsibilities:

Provide assistance to Coast Guard units, Auxiliary national directorates, and Auxiliary district organizations in their efforts to promote and support recreational boating safety programs.
Have overall responsibility for liaisons with respective state organizations and state liaison officers in their assigned regions.
Establish a meaningful, ongoing relationship with regular interaction with the State Liaison Officers of those states assigned to the respective region.
Investigate state issues adversely affecting the intent outlined in the State Liaison Guide that the Auxiliary can help resolve.
Communicate such issues to appropriate Auxiliary staff officer(s) via the chain of leadership and management
Compile and forward quarterly reports to the DVC-BD.
Other duties as assigned.

Skills and Qualifications Required:

Excellent interpersonal skills.
Overall knowledge of Auxiliary recreational boating safety initiatives.
Demonstrated team-oriented management style.
Excellent computer skills (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite, Google Docs).
Prior national staff experience preferred, but not required.

Original post blogged on b2evolution.