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Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is recruiting 250 seasonal park rangers and assistants for positions across the state that range anywhere from four to nine months

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2 years ago

February 28, 2024

Eugene, OR – According to the state officials, the peak season is from April to September, but some of the positions start as early as March and run as late as December.

Seasonal staff help visitors access world-class experiences and ensure clean and safe park areas for everyone to enjoy.

Duties include janitorial work, landscape maintenance, visitor education and visitor services.

Both positions include comprehensive medical, vision and dental plans for employees and qualified family members.

The positions also include paid sick leave, vacation, personal leave and 11 paid holidays per year.

OPRD promotes from within and several of our top leaders started as seasonal employees.

More information here.

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Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is recruiting 250 seasonal park rangers and assistants for positions across the state that range anywhere from four to nine months

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Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is recruiting 250 seasonal park rangers and assistants for positions across the state that range anywhere from four to nine months

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