The Head of Conservation at the Cincinnati Art Museum is responsible for overseeing the conservation of the museum's art collection and managing the conservation department. This role involves direct involvement in the treatment and analysis of artworks, collaboration with curators and other departments, and representation of the museum in various public and professional forums. The Head Conservator ensures the highest standards of care and ethical practices in the conservation of art, while also fostering the development of future conservation professionals through mentorship and internship opportunities.