Intern Program

The Water Quality and Land Management Intern Program strives to place students with fields of study they are interested in pursuing as a career. The program accepts candidates from all backgrounds and schools including the University of West Florida, the University of Florida at Gainesville and the University of Florida-Milton Campus, among others. The department will work with students to match the intern's interests with one of the program's fields of expertise.

What can I do as an intern?

Interns will have the opportunity to contribute to projects related to Water Quality and Land Management, such as:

Field assistant for surface/groundwater/landfill monitoring.
Shadow Lab Analysts as they perform a variety of analytical techniques and tests.
GIS projects: water quality data analysis, basin studies, land use change, etc.

Want to apply?

To be considered for the internship program, the applicant must complete the following:

Water Quality Land Management Volunteer Intern Cover Page (1 page)
Escambia County Volunteer Agreement (3 pages)
Release of Liability (1 page)
Background Screening (1 page)
Emergency Contact (1 page)
Resume

How to Apply

Fill out the Volunteer Intern Packet below (All signatures must be handwritten).
Scan and email your packet and resume to wqlm@myescambia.com, or
Drop off at 3363 W. Park Place, Pensacola, FL 32505 to the receptionist with attention to Escambia County Water Quality and Land Management Division

Water Quality and Land Management Volunteer Packet (pdf)

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