Assembles information, writes, edits and arranges for the printing of various publications and reports on projects and programs. Supervises, directs, plans and trains employees engaged in the administrative support functions of the division. Identifies mosquitoes and other arthropods and prepares reports and analyses of the division's entomological programs. Acts in a liaison capacity with Municipal, State and Federal government agencies and conducts public relations activities. Reviews and obtains proper interpretations, where necessary, concerning the laws, rules and regulations affecting the storage, transportation and application of pesticides.
Assists subordinates in collecting and maintaining data for the automated information work program.
Performs related work as required. Knowledge of biological sciences, chemistry and engineering and their relationship to the life cycles of mosquitoes and weeds. Knowledge of chemicals approved for mosquito and weed control in Florida and their proper and safe utilization. Knowledge of mosquito biology and the ability to identify local pest species. Knowledge of Federal, State and local regulations and restrictions pertaining to mosquito control.