National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·4 hours ago
United States$24.2 - $32.44 per hour0-2 yrs expTeaching
The Enumerator Coach monitors, trains, and supports a team of up to 15 enumerators to ensure accurate and efficient data collection. They are also responsible for reviewing completed survey materials and performing data collection tasks as needed.
The Enumerator Coach monitors, trains, and supports a team of up to 15 enumerators to ensure accurate and efficient data collection. They are responsible for reviewing survey materials and resolving technical questions to maintain high-quality agricultural statistics.
The Trainer provides technical support for IT equipment and software while delivering training to enumerators. They also collaborate with leadership to identify training needs and ensure the security of statistical data.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers via phone or in person. They are also responsible for conducting crop counts and maintaining detailed records using an iPad.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers via phone or in-person. They are also responsible for conducting crop counts and maintaining detailed records of survey responses and expenses.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers via phone or in-person. They are also responsible for conducting crop counts and maintaining clear, timely records of their survey responses and expenses.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate and confidential agricultural data by interviewing farmers and conducting field surveys. They are responsible for maintaining clear records and representing the organization professionally while working independently.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·5 days ago
United States$19.51 - $21 per hour0-2 yrs expOthers
The Field Enumerator collects accurate and confidential agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They are also responsible for recording survey responses, maintaining clear records, and conducting field crop counts when necessary.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·6 days ago
United States$24.8 - $27.5 per hour0-2 yrs expTeaching
The trainer will provide technical support for IT systems and deliver training to enumerators collecting agricultural data. They will also collaborate with leadership to identify training needs and ensure the security of statistical records.
The enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also travel to fields to perform crop counts and maintain accurate records of their findings and activities.
The enumerator conducts interviews with agricultural producers and performs crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining and delivering accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
The enumerator conducts interviews with agricultural producers and performs crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·8 days ago
United States$22 - $29.5 per hour0-2 yrs expTeaching
Coordinate and support a team of up to 20 enumerators by reviewing completed surveys for accuracy and completeness, providing coaching and training, and answering technical questions. Communicate with the NASDA Enumerator Manager and enumerators to support efficient data collection, and complete surveys as needed.
The Enumerator Coach provides leadership, training, and quality control support to a team of up to 20 Enumerators to ensure accurate agricultural data collection. They also serve as a technical resource, resolve field issues, and prepare training presentations for large groups.
The enumerator conducts interviews with agricultural producers in person or by phone to collect accurate statistics. They also travel to designated fields to perform crop counts and maintain detailed records of their findings.
The Enumerator Coach provides leadership, training, and quality control support to a team of enumerators to ensure accurate agricultural data collection. They also conduct professional interviews and field observations while maintaining compliance with data security and privacy policies.
Interview farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses in person or by phone, and conduct crop counts in designated fields. Maintain and submit accurate records of interviews, crop counts, mileage, expenses, and hours worked.
The trainer provides technical support and troubleshooting for enumerators' IT equipment and software systems. They also develop and deliver training programs while ensuring the security and proper maintenance of statistical data.
The trainer provides technical support and troubleshooting for enumerators' IT equipment and software systems. They also develop and deliver training programs while ensuring the security and proper maintenance of statistical data.
The Trainer provides technical support and troubleshooting for enumerators' IT equipment and software systems. They also develop and deliver training programs while ensuring the security and proper maintenance of statistical data.
The Enumerator Coach will lead and support a team of up to 20 Enumerators by providing training, quality control, and technical assistance throughout the data-collection process. They are responsible for ensuring survey accuracy, resolving problems, and maintaining regular communication with management.
The Enumerator Coach will lead and mentor a team of up to 20 Enumerators to ensure accurate and professional agricultural data collection. Responsibilities include providing technical assistance, conducting quality control, and delivering training sessions to support the team's performance.
The Enumerator Coach monitors, trains, and supports a team of up to 20 enumerators to ensure accurate and efficient data collection. They are responsible for reviewing survey materials and managing team workloads to meet project deadlines.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·18 days ago
United States$22 - $29.5 per hour0-2 yrs expTeaching
The Coach is responsible for monitoring, coaching, and training a team of up to 20 enumerators to ensure accurate and efficient data collection. They also review completed survey forms and assist with data collection tasks as needed.
The Enumerator Coach provides leadership and technical support to a team of agricultural survey enumerators to ensure accurate data collection. Responsibilities include training, quality control, and resolving procedural challenges in the field.
The field enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also travel to designated fields to perform crop counts and maintain accurate records of their findings.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers via phone or in-person. They are also responsible for maintaining clear records and representing the organization professionally while using an iPad for data entry.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Enumerator Coach monitors, trains, and supports a team of up to 20 enumerators to ensure accurate and efficient data collection. They are responsible for reviewing survey materials for quality control and completing surveys as needed.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·a month ago
United States$23.5 - $32 per hour0-2 yrs expOthers
The manager leads a team of coaches and enumerators while overseeing human resources functions such as payroll, recruitment, and training. They are also responsible for coordinating survey work and ensuring efficient data collection across the assigned region.
The Field Enumerator conducts in-person or telephone interviews with agricultural producers to gather accurate statistics and information. They are responsible for maintaining detailed records of interviews, crop counts, and mileage while inputting data daily.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers and performing crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and expenditures while working from a home office.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers and performing crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
The Enumerator Coach monitors, trains, and supports enumerators to ensure accurate and efficient data collection for agricultural surveys. They are responsible for reviewing completed survey materials and maintaining communication with the Enumerator Manager.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Part Time·a month ago
United States$23.5 - $32 per hour0-2 yrs expOthers
The manager leads a team of coaches and enumerators, overseeing human resources functions such as payroll, recruitment, and training. They are also responsible for coordinating survey work, managing resources efficiently, and ensuring accurate data collection.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They are also responsible for conducting crop counts and maintaining detailed records of their activities using an iPad.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers via phone or in-person. They are also responsible for conducting crop counts and maintaining detailed records of survey responses and expenses.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers and performing crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also travel to designated fields to perform crop counts and maintain accurate records of all gathered information.
Conduct interviews to collect data from farmers and agricultural businesses via phone and in-person field visits. Manage work submissions and data entry using provided proprietary software on an iPad.
Conduct interviews to collect data from farmers and agricultural businesses via phone and in-person field visits. Perform drive-by observations of farms and submit work using proprietary software on an iPad.
The enumerator conducts interviews with agricultural producers and performs crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
The field enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers and performing crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
Conduct interviews with agricultural producers in person or by phone to collect accurate data and statistics. Perform field crop counts and maintain detailed, legible records of all collected information and work activities.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Coach coordinates a team of up to 20 enumerators, providing training and quality control for agricultural surveys. They are responsible for reviewing survey accuracy and completing surveys as needed to ensure efficient data collection.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture·Full Time·3 months ago
United States$22 - $29.5 per hour0-2 yrs expTeaching
The Coach coordinates a team of up to 20 enumerators, providing training and quality control for agricultural surveys. Responsibilities include reviewing survey forms for accuracy and completing surveys as needed to ensure efficient data collection.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and activities.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also travel to designated fields to perform crop counts and maintain accurate records of their findings and activities.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain detailed records of their findings and activities.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain detailed records of their activities and findings.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain detailed records of their findings and activities.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform field crop counts and maintain detailed records of their activities and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or by phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain detailed records of their findings and activities.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers and performing crop counts in designated fields. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records of interviews, mileage, and hours worked.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform field crop counts and maintain detailed records of their findings, mileage, and hours worked.
The Field Enumerator collects accurate agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain detailed records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.
The Field Enumerator collects agricultural data by interviewing farmers and ranchers in person or over the phone. They also perform crop counts in designated fields and maintain accurate records of their findings and mileage.