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Great People - Great Parks - Great Careers
Use the links below to explore the many careers California State Parks has to offer and get the information you need to become a state employee.

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Museum Curator I Exam

Museum Curator II Exam

Museum Curator III Exam

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Steps to Become a State Employee

Careers with State Parks

Seasonal and Part-Time Employment

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Current State Employees

Current Vacancies

Career Opportunity Bulletin (722, 723)

Public Safety & Resource Protection
The Department employs over 800 Peace
Officers (Rangers and Lifeguards) to ensure public safety and the protection of park resources. Rangers and Lifeguards provide not only law enforcement and emergency medical reposponse, they also provide public education, interpretation and program management.

Public Safety Classifications

Communications Operator/Dispatch

Park Rangers/Lifeguards

Minimum Requirements to Become a Ranger

Minimum Requirements to Become a Lifeguard

Ranger/Lifeguard Selection Process

Ranger Cadets, Lifeguard Cadets

Ranger/Lifeguard Brochure

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Facilities and Park Maintenance
California State Parks is responsible for the care and maintenance of the many facilities and structures under its stewardship. The condition and upkeep of park infrastructure leave a lasting impression on parks visitors and protect the State�s assets for future generations to enjoy.

Facilities Classifications

Openings for Current State Employees

Education and Interpretation
Education and interpretation are essential to the achievement of the California State Parks mission. Interpretive and educational experiences add intrinsic value to the visitors� experience in our parks.

Educational and Interpretive Classifications

Openings for Current State Employees

Resource Management
Cultural Resources
The Department�s mission clearly defines its responsibility to preserve and protect the state�s most valued cultural resources, both inside and outside state park boundaries. Cultural resources include buildings and structures, historic landscapes, archaeological sites, artifacts, and documents that collectively represent California�s rich and diverse cultural heritage.

Natural Resources
California State Parks is the steward of some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. With this comes the responsibility to monitor, preserve, and when necessary, restore these natural systems.

Resource Management Classifications

Openings for Current State Employees

Administration
Administration plays a key role in supporting the department�s core program areas, which include: Education/Interpretation, Facilities, Public Safety, Recreation, and Resource Protection.

Administrative Classifications

Openings for Current State Employees

Park Planning and Design
The Department�s mission and legislative charge include a mandate to provide high quality recreational opportunities and experiences for the public. This includes park planning, design, adminstration of grant programs and assistance to local agencies.

Recreational Classifications

Openings for Current State Employees