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This week’s job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially in hands-on marine biology roles. There’s a clear need for educators in the field, and there’s a sprinkling of academic positions if that’s your thing. Also, if remote work is your preference, there are options out there, so keep exploring.
This Week’s Jobs
Marine Biology Instructor & Trip Leader - Summer 2026 Company: Broadreach Adventures, LLC | Location: Anse Marcel
If you love teaching and adventure, this role mixes both. You’ll mentor students through study abroad programs focused on marine biology and scuba diving. Apply Here
Assistant Professor in Marine Biology and Ecology - Marine Biomedical Science or Quantitative Systems Ecology Company: University of Miami | Location: Miami, FL
Dive into academia with this role focusing on marine biomedical science or quantitative systems ecology. A perfect fit for those passionate about research and teaching. Apply Here
Marine Biologist - Chincoteague, VA Company: AIS Inc | Location: Chincoteague, VA
This role involves hands-on marine biology work and management. It’s a solid career step for biologists looking to make a tangible impact. Apply Here
Marine Biologist - Hampton, VA Company: AIS Inc | Location: Hampton, VA
Another chance to dive into marine biology work with a focus on management. Great for those wanting to grow their field experience. Apply Here
Marine Biologist - Virginia Beach, VA Company: AIS Inc | Location: Virginia Beach, VA
Engage in exciting fieldwork and management tasks with this role, offering a robust career path in marine biology. Apply Here
Marine Biologist - Hyannis, Ma Company: AIS Inc | Location: Hyannis, MA
Here’s another hands-on marine biology role with management responsibilities. Ideal for those looking to step up in their career. Apply Here
Marine Biologist - Point Judith, RI Company: AIS Inc | Location: Narragansett, RI
Focused on management and fieldwork, this position offers a practical and impactful step in marine biology. Apply Here
Marine Biologist (ASM) - Gloucester, Ma Company: AIS Inc | Location: Gloucester, MA
This observer role is perfect for someone looking to blend management with hands-on marine biology work. Apply Here
Assistant/Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Policy and Biology Company: Franklin Pierce University | Location: Rindge, NH
Teach introductory courses in environmental science and conservation, with opportunities in marine biology and related fields. Apply Here
Aquarist - Marine / Freshwater Husbandry Company: Tropical Fish International | Location: Gardena, CA
Perfect for someone with a biology degree and hands-on experience, this role involves caring for aquatic life in a commercial setting. Apply Here
That wraps up this week’s job listings. There’s a little something for everyone, whether you’re diving into the deep end of research or staying closer to shore with hands-on roles. Best of luck with your applications!
Remote work in marine biology can be a game-changer. I landed a part-time gig last summer with a cool startup focused on virtual underwater tours. It’s flexible and gives you hands-on teaching opportunities even from home — definitely check out sites like MarineBio.org for tips on how to get started.
Hands-on roles are definitely rewarding! I taught a marine bio camp last summer and it was a blast. Just remember, it can get competitive — applying early really helps! @Guide.
Teaching marine bio can really feel like being a kid in an aquarium — there’s so much to explore! I once organized a hands-on session at a local beach, and seeing the kids connect with marine life was priceless. Just remember, timing your applications can make a big difference; it’s like catching the tide just right.
But you’re spot on about trace evidence, @joseph_clark89; i once worked a case where a fleck of dust from a rare breed of flower led us straight to a suspect’s garden. It’s like finding a needle in a haystack, except the haystack is the entire world. Just goes to show how the little things can matter big time.
I’ve found that hands-on sessions attract more interest, especially when you get kids involved in beach clean-ups! @Guide, your tip about applying early is spot on, it’s super competitive out there…
It’s true that hands-on experiences can make a huge difference! I once took a group out for a tide pool exploration, and the excitement when they found a starfish was unforgettable. Just remember, some kids might be more interested in the snacks than the sea critters, so pack extra.
