Sunday, November 10, 2019

Assistant Marine Mammal Trainer



Assistant Marine Mammal Trainer

zoOceanarium Group specializes in developing and operating world class aquariums, zoos and nature-based science centers.  We provide services from concept design to managing daily operations and everything in between.  With employees from all over the globe, zoOceanarium Group consists of animal care specialists, animal trainers, veterinarians, design specialists, project managers and operational staff.

zoOceanarium Group is continuing to expand their team and looking to recruit a talented Assistant Marine Mammal Trainer for an exciting facility in the United Arab Emirates.  As the Assistant Marine Mammal Trainer, you will assist the team with daily operations - daily animal health care, husbandry and training. Experience in training animals is essentials.

Duties:
•        Assist in animal diet preparation.
•        Provide environmental enrichment.
•        Record behavioral observations.
•        Data entry.
•        General cleaning duties.
•        Train and maintain animal behaviors using positive reinforcement.
•        Ensure animal welfare, training techniques and handling guidelines are as per our company standards.

Benefits:
•        Competitive salary with housing stipend
•        26 days of vacation plus 10 to 12 public holidays per year
•        One round trip flight to your home country every year, after the completion of 2 years
•        Company covers all work permits, residence visas & health insurance
•        Fantastic opportunity for career growth

Position Requirements:
•        1 year paid experience training marine mammals
•        Must have basic computer skills (Microsoft Office)
•        Excellent public speaking and presentation skills
•        Must be physically fit and must be able to swim
•        Must be able to work in a dynamic multi-cultural team
•        Willing to work shifts (early mornings and late nights)


Please send a one-page cover letter with your resume to recruitment@zooceanarium.com









photo 
Peter Dickinson
Independent International Zoo Consultant

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