Manage the VaARNG collections and Cultural Resources Program documents in compliance with state and federal laws governing cutural resources;
Manage archeological collections at all VaARNG facilities, meeting federal requirements for curation of artifacts and associated documents;
Ensure that VaARNG projects and training comply with federal, state, and local environmental laws, interagency, agreements, DoD, and NGB policies and regulations.  

Successful candidate must have:
Comprehensive knowledge of and experience in archaeological research, excavation, laboratory analysis, curation, conservation, museum procedures, and information and records management;
Knowledge of state and federal standards and other professional best practices pertaining to general collections care and management and conservation;
Knowledge of preservation laws and regulations;
Experience conducting research in various topics related to cultural and military history;
Ability to develop and utilize computer applications in collections management and research - including working knowledge of GIS.

B.S. or B.A. degree in history, museum studies, anthropology, or related field.

Valid Virginia Driver's License.  

Preferred Qualifications:

Advanced degree in anthropology, archaeology, history or closely related discipline desired;
Training in museum practices, archaeological research, and collections;
Familiarity and experience with general historic preservation concepts and programs and the ability to relate archaeology.