Vickie Gordon
About Vickie Gordon
Vickie Gordon is a Projects and Data Management Coordinator who has worked at MBI since 2004, transitioning from a part-time field technician to a full-time Aquatic Ecologist and Field Crew Leader.
Work at Midwest Biodiversity Institute
Vickie Gordon has been with the Midwest Biodiversity Institute (MBI) since 2004, starting her career as a part-time field technician. Over the years, she has progressed to the role of Projects and Data Management Coordinator. In this position, she oversees field logistics and coordinates the field crew, ensuring efficient operations during research projects. Her collaboration with the Research Director is essential for managing project details and maintaining data integrity.
Education and Expertise
Vickie Gordon holds qualifications as a Level 3 Fish and QHEI Qualified Data Collector, as well as a Level 3 Water Chemistry Qualified Data Collector. These certifications demonstrate her expertise in aquatic ecology and water quality assessment. Her skill set is vital for conducting comprehensive field studies and ensuring accurate data collection in various aquatic environments.
Background
Vickie began her career at MBI in a part-time capacity, gaining valuable experience in fieldwork. In 2007, she transitioned to a full-time role as an Aquatic Ecologist and Field Crew Leader. This transition marked a shift in her focus from primarily working with fish to emphasizing chemical water quality, reflecting her adaptability and commitment to advancing her knowledge in aquatic sciences.
Achievements
Throughout her tenure at MBI, Vickie Gordon has contributed to various projects that require detailed fieldwork and data management. Her role in overseeing field logistics and crew coordination has been instrumental in the successful execution of research initiatives. Her qualifications as a data collector further enhance her contributions to the institute's mission of biodiversity research and conservation.