Meteorologist Job Opening

This recently came to our attention:

KDRV-TV, the ABC affiliate in Medford, Oregon is accepting applications for the position of Meteorologist for our weekday morning newscast. We are looking for someone eager to test his or her skills in a dynamic weather environment. Ocean beaches, mountain ranges and sprawling agricultural land are just a few of the microclimates in our coverage area.

In addition to preparing and presenting forecasts for our morning newscast, the successful candidate will generate content for kdrv.com, Facebook, Twitter and our 24/7 news channel NewsWatch 12+. A college degree in meteorology or atmospheric sciences is required.

KDRV-TV has been the ratings leader in the Medford/Klamath Falls market for more than two decades, and we are looking for someone who wants to help continue our ratings success. Our station is just a short drive away from the ocean, skiing, whitewater rafting, and the Tony award-winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Please send cover letter, resume, references and non-returnable DVD to:

Administrative Assistant
KDRV-TV
1090 Knutson Ave.
Medford, OR 97504

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