Park interpretive specialist vs park activities coordinator

Differences between park interpretive specialist and park activities coordinator duties and responsibilities

Park interpretive specialist example responsibilities.

• Present activities to teachers and lead portion of guide canoe trip.
• Manage and staff park entrance station facilitating camping reservations and assisting day use visitors.
• Participate in canoe, bike, train, and school group programs.
• Process computerize campsite reservations, register overnight campers by computer or self-registration systems and prepare relate reports with ORMS system.
• Provide animal husbandry and interpret wildlife, including alligators, snakes, opossums, turtles, birds, and fish.
• Coordinate logistics relate to renting out kayaks, guiding and planning trips, answering phones, booking trips and repairing kayaks.
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Park activities coordinator example responsibilities.

• Provide leadership and supervision by managing day-to-day operations for a county park facility.
• Develop and implement after school academic and recreational activities for kindergarten through 4th grade level children.
• Obtain and schedule new patient referrals, return appointments from outside organizations and internally for the patients diagnose with hematologic disorders.
• Evaluate clinical documentation and maintain case files to ensure compliance with Medicaid guidelines along with agency standards.