Sunday, March 14, 2021

Lead Technician, Saint Lucia Racer Conservation Programme

 


Lead Technician, Saint Lucia Racer Conservation Programme


DURRELL CONSERVATION

Department: Field Programmes

Job title: Lead Technician, Saint Lucia Racer Conservation Programme

Reports to: Caribbean Programme Manager; Head of Herpetology

Location: Saint Lucia

 

The Role

We are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to lead the development and management of the Saint Lucia racer breeding facility on Saint Lucia. The Lead Technician will be responsible for the daily animal husbandry and animal welfare of all captive animals held under the Saint Lucia racer breeding programme in Saint Lucia. The successful candidate will act as Durrell’s main focal point for the Saint Lucia racer husbandry on the island and will maintain partnerships with local collaborators, especially through on-the-job training of local support and through supporting snake work on offshore islands.

 

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How to apply

Please fill in the application form and send your CV and cover letter to Recruitment@durrell.org clearly the stating the job you wish to apply for.

Application deadline: Friday 9th April 2021

 



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