Yes, it is a project position, but in two years — if you are good, given the turnover in staff at the Washington State Emergency Management Division, you should be able to land a permanent position in the agency, or move on to another program in state or local government — just as others have done.
Job: Public Assistance Program Delivery Coordinator (Emergency Management Program Specialist 2), Washington State
This is the third of four open positions at Washington State Emergency Management Division.
When it rains, it can pour jobs. See Public Assistance Program Delivery Coordinator (Emergency Management Program Specialist 2).
Yes, it is a project position, but in two years — if you are good, given the turnover in staff at the Washington State Emergency Management Division, you should be able to land a permanent position in the agency, or move on to another program in state or local government — just as others have done.
Yes, it is a project position, but in two years — if you are good, given the turnover in staff at the Washington State Emergency Management Division, you should be able to land a permanent position in the agency, or move on to another program in state or local government — just as others have done.
