$0.00-$0.00 Hourly / $0.00-$0.00 Monthly / $0.00-$0.00 Yearly
1. Develops and implements station programming in conjunction with General Manager, District resource personnel, volunteer producers and community groups; plans program specials and series; schedules programs for broadcast; writes program descriptions for program guide.
2. Supervises radio announcers, clerical and volunteer personnel; assigns on-air shifts; oversees the training of operators; evaluates employee performance; recommends disciplinary actions.
3. Seeks out, selects and orders programming for broadcast from a variety of vendors including National Public Radio, American Public Radio, national tape archives, private production companies and independent producers; maintains contracts with vendors for program broadcast rights.
4. Interprets Federal Communications Commission policies that effect the on-air duties or performance of radio announcers and operators; oversees daily program logs and weekly satellite schedule; oversees review of station logs and discrepancy reports; advises General Manager of equipment and supply needs.
5. Represents the station's programming needs at National Public Radio and National Federation of Community Broadcaster meetings; serves as a representative of the radio station at community and other public meetings, including Community Advisory Board and Friends of KALW.
Knowledge. Abilities and Skills: Knowledge of: the principles and practices of broadcast operations and production techniques; national, local and individual program sources; FCC and National Public Radio policies, guidelines and regulations.
Ability to plan, develop and organize individual programs and series to implement station policy; assign, direct and review the work of subordinates; communicate effectively in speech and writing; establish and maintain cooperative working relationships.