Plant Pathologist

Submitted by enikolaeva on

If you have experience in plant disease diagnostics and are interested in protecting US agriculture and natural resources, this position may be for you! The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has an immediate need for a Plant Pathologist. We are especially looking for a candidate with experience in Nematology. Apply today and join our team!

Bartlett Diagnostic Lab Internship

Submitted by mmcconnell on

Hi all- we are looking for two interns (recent college grads are always good) to join us for six months in 2024. Interns will help with all aspects of diagnostic lab work to learn everything that we do and will also get exposure to arboriculture, outdoor tree work, and time with our research team. The job is paid but the interns do have to find their own housing in the area. If you know anyone, send 'em our way:

2 post-doctoral positions

Submitted by tbrenesa on

Two post-doctoral research positions available in the UC Davis Department of Plant Pathology:  Pathotype diversity, ecology and epidemiology to advance holistic IPM strategies and decision support for emerging high impact pathogens in the F. falciforme complex across annual/perennial cropping systems.

For more information on the position and how to apply, visit:  https://swettlab.faculty.ucdavis.edu/join-the-lab/

Plant Lab Diagnostician

Submitted by krishna.puri on

Plant Industries Division-Plant Pest Control Program

Plant Lab Diagnostician

The Plant Pest Control program helps facilitate trade for Missouri agricultural businesses, and protects Missouri's agricultural resources from exotic and invasive pests and diseases. We are looking for a Lab Diagnostician to fill a critical role on our team!

TITLE: Plant Lab Diagnostician

LOCATION: Jefferson City, Missouri

SALARY: $47,840.64 (plus full state benefit package)

Things You'll Do:

Extension County Specialist, Horticulture, Jefferson County, Colorado

Submitted by mhackbar on

Colorado State University invites applications and nominations for an Extension County Specialist, Horticulture, Jefferson County. This is a full-time, twelve (12) month, non-tenure track Extension faculty position. Faculty rank is dependent upon the candidate’s academic credentials and professional experience and is subject to review by the Extension Promotion Committee. The faculty appointment, evaluation, and promotion standards are centered around the three core duties of extension faculty – educate, create, and connect.

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