State Park Interpreter I - Cultural Heritage & Public Education
Bring history and nature to life for millions of California park visitors.
Position Overview
Connect hundreds of thousands of annual visitors to California's living natural history, indigenous heritage, and gold rush history. You will design and lead interpretive programs, curate museum exhibits, organize K-12 school field trips, and partner with California Native American tribal groups to tell inclusive stories of California's rich past. Assigned to the Capital District encompassing historic Sutter's Fort, Old Sacramento State Historic Park, and the California State Capitol Museum.
Compensation & Benefits
Provided as part of the official department employment package.
Provided as part of the official department employment package.
Provided as part of the official department employment package.
Provided as part of the official department employment package.
Provided as part of the official department employment package.
California State Parks uses a merit-based civil service selection process. Follow these 3 easy steps to secure your position:
Minimum Qualifications & Standards
Minimum Age Requirement
18 years of age at appointment
Education Requirement
Bachelor's Degree in History, Anthropology, Museum Studies, Education, or Communications
Driver's License
Possession of a valid California driver's license with clean driving record
Citizenship & Background
U.S. Citizen or permanent resident; pass departmental background verification and fingerprinting