Photographer 1 Collections Photographer

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tennessee state museumSt Petersburg (FL)

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Senior

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$4,562 - $5,084 per month

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About the role

Posting Period: 08/29/2026 - 09/17/2026
Salary Range: $4,562-$5,084 per month (plus full state benefits)
Location: Nashville, Tennessee (Davidson County)
The Tennessee State Museum seeks a skilled, detail-oriented Photographer 1 (Collections Photographer) to produce accurate, high-quality images that support collections care, exhibitions, publications, and digital initiatives. This role reports to the Chief Registrar and strengthens the museum's visual identity while enhancing public access to Tennessee's cultural heritage.
Key Responsibilities: Uses photographic and video equipment to capture subjects, objects, locations, and/ or events. Stages subjects, objects, or areas for photography as needed and coordinates with museum staff, visitors, and other stakeholders to support imaging needs. Identifies valuable photographs or videos for use in projects, publications, and/or newsletters. Processes, archives, and retrieves digital image assets following established procedures. Maintains records of equipment usage and tracks hours allocated to projects as instructed. Applicants may view and apply for current opportunities by visiting the State of Tennessee Careers website. Apply at: www.tn.gov/careersSelect "Apply Here" ? External Candidates. Search "State Museum" to view all current openings. Note on Job Titles: When searching, you may see official state classification titles (e.g., "Assistant Chief") that differ from internal museum titles. Please click each listing to view the attached full job description, which includes the specific duties, agency-level title, and requirements for the role, to ensure it aligns with your professional goals. This process is the required method for applying to positions with the State of Tennessee.recblid il4x5w98074n553ztd40sfx5oxltho

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