Tim Feehan Email & Phone Number

Project Manager with experience providing project management, field data collection, technical writing and subject matter expertise in the area of marine and fisheries sciences providing support to federal and state agencies and commercial clients. Current projects under review by FERC, MARAD, USCG, EPA, NOAA, and BOEM include offshore wind energy.

Acted as the Program Management Support Officer (PMSO) for the NOAA Fisheries VTR Project. Managed three project support staff, two project supervisors and seven data entry specialists. Managed the Electronic Logbook Reporting Project for the South Atlantic Snapper Grouper Fishery.Coordinated with seven sub-contracted commercial fishermen involved in the.

Manomet, MA, US

Fisheries Scientist. Mr. Feehan was responsible for conducting field research on commercial fishing vessels spanning the entire U.S. East Coast. Most of this research focused on the selective efficiency of commercial fishing gear, and fish population dynamics, and distribution and behavior of commercially fished species. His duties as a fisheries.

Manomet, MA, US

Database Developer and Data Entry All field experiments conducted by Manomet used standard National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), Fisheries Observer data collection protocols and forms. Mr. Feehan was responsible for developing a flexible, user friendly, relational database allowing easy data entry from NMFS forms. This database was created using.

Manomet, MA, US

Scoping Meetings CoordinatorMr. Feehan was responsible for coordinating regional fisheries bycatch scoping meetings conducted from Maine to New York. Meetings were conducted to gather public comments concerning localized fisheries bycatch issues and identify cooperative research topics for the NMFS. Mr. Feehan arranged venue selection, support staff (audio.

Manomet, MA, US

Help Desk TechnicianMr. Feehan acted as a help desk technician, responsible for troubleshooting individual workstation and networking issues for the entire Manomet staff. He also acted as liaison between Manomet staff and the IT services provider.

Manomet, MA, US

GIS SpecialistMr. Feehan acted as GIS Specialist for the Manomet Marine Fisheries Conservation Program. His responsibilities were to provide GIS support for all projects, using ARC/INFO and ArcView. He produced GIS charts and maps for use in experimental fishery permits, environmental impact statements and reports, and information and outreach documents..

Manomet, MA, US

Trade Show Exhibit CoordinatorMr. Feehan was responsible for coordinating the trade show exhibits for Fish Expo/Workboat Atlantic 2000 & 2002, Fish Expo Seattle 2003, and the Maine Fishermen’s Forum, 2000 through 2004. He participated in the concept and design of two separate displays, and the design of an information pamphlet on Manomet’s Marine Fisheries.

Research AssistantMr. Feehan assisted in all laboratory activities and was responsible for the supervision of five undergraduate assistants. Under Mr. Feehan’s supervision, these assistants preserved and sorted plankton samples collected in the field. Mr. Feehan was also responsible for supervising the on-deck sampling activities on board the URI.

Field CoordinatorMr. Feehan operated the Biological Sciences Department’s research vessel, R.V. Herrick, for all field activities. He was responsible for vessel maintenance, coordination of all vessel operations and supervision of five undergraduate assistants. He also coordinated and conducted research SCUBA dives for an American lobster population survey.

Teaching AssistantMr. Feehan was a teaching assistant for URI Biological Sciences Department courses. These courses were Animal Behavior, Introductory Biology, and Human Anatomy. He was responsible for setting up laboratory activities, as well as teaching subject matter and assigning and grading student work.

Research AssistantMr. Feehan assisted in field research operations conducted by the URI Department of Fisheries. He was responsible for providing logistical and field sampling support for an American lobster habitat restoration project initiated in response to the World Prodigy oil spill in Narragansett Bay, RI. A series of 6 artificial reefs were created.

Laboratory AssistantMr. Feehan assisted in all laboratory activities focused on American lobster abundance, distribution and fecundity. Mr. Feehan was primarily responsible for macro zooplankton taxonomy. Field plankton samples were sorted and all larval American lobster and Cancer crabs were tallied. In addition, he was responsible for sample preservation.

Field AssistantMr. Feehan assisted in all field sampling activities focused on post-larval lobster distribution and settlement. Field work consisted of sampling the neuston layer using plankton nets to capture larval and post-larval American lobster. Post-larval lobsters were sorted on-site and kept on ice for live micro-wire tagging procedures. In.