Showing posts with label Animals Asia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals Asia. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 31, 2021

QUALIFIED VETERINARY NURSE

 


QUALIFIED VETERINARY NURSE

 

Animals Asia signed an agreement with the Vietnamese Government to bring bear bile farming to an end.  In 2021, we will be taking the final steps to make that happen and require a qualified Veterinary Nurse to fulfil an upcoming vacancy in our team of two nurses, supporting a wider veterinary team of eight members working to make the world a kinder place for animals.

You will be primarily based at our Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre, in Tam Dao National Park, while being an important member of the team to provide oversight at our new sanctuary in central Vietnam. You are flexible and enjoy the challenge of working remotely.

You are highly motivated, experienced, and empathetic. You are passionate about animal welfare and people. You have highly developed interpersonal skills, and get deep satisfaction and fulfilment from providing hands on training in veterinary nursing and animal welfare. You get a great deal of job satisfaction by seeing other people learn from you and being able to fulfill tasks as excellently as you can. Most of your hands on nursing in this role will be in supporting and supervising veterinary interns to be able to provide evidence-based veterinary care.

This is an incredible opportunity to join a dedicated, high-functioning and cohesive team which is Kindness in Action.

To learn more and/or apply please click HERE





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Thursday, July 22, 2021

VET NURSE

 


 

VET NURSE

CHINA BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

Animals Asia and the China Bear Rescue Centre aims to rescue and rehabilitate bears, cats, dogs and provide life-long care for rescued animals at our award-winning sanctuary. This is your chance to join our new, but highly experience vet team and help make the world a kinder place for ALL animals.

 

You will be primarily based at our China Bear Rescue Centre, in Longqiao, Chengdu, but could have opportunities to help animals throughout the nation as needed. You are flexible and enjoy the challenge of working remotely. You will contribute to the constantly evolving field of bear medicine and management and will be expected to have a high degree of clinical skill and a passion for ongoing self-education.

 

You should have plenty of initiative and should be comfortable with both clinical and non-clinical work. There is a high degree of autonomy in this position, and while you will work closely with other team members you will have distinct areas of independent responsibility.

 

You are highly motivated, experienced, and empathetic. You are passionate about animal welfare and people. You have highly developed interpersonal skills, and get deep satisfaction and fulfilment from providing hands on training in animal care and welfare.

To learn more and/or apply please click HERE


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Thursday, June 10, 2021

VET NURSE - CHINA BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

 


VET NURSE

 

CHINA BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

 

Animals Asia and the China Bear Rescue Centre aims to rescue and rehabilitate bears, cats, dogs and provide life-long care for rescued animals at our award-winning sanctuary. This is your chance to join our new, but highly experience vet team and help make the world a kinder place for ALL animals.

You will be primarily based at our China Bear Rescue Centre, in Longqiao, Chengdu, but could have opportunities to help animals throughout the nation as needed. You are flexible and enjoy the challenge of working remotely. You will contribute to the constantly evolving field of bear medicine and management and will be expected to have a high degree of clinical skill and a passion for ongoing self-education.

You should have plenty of initiative and should be comfortable with both clinical and non-clinical work. There is a high degree of autonomy in this position, and while you will work closely with other team members you will have distinct areas of independent responsibility.

You are highly motivated, experienced, and empathetic. You are passionate about animal welfare and people. You have highly developed interpersonal skills, and get deep satisfaction and fulfilment from providing hands on training in animal care and welfare.

This is an incredible opportunity to join a dedicated, high-functioning and cohesive team which is Kindness in Action.

Responsibilities

Nursing/Technical:

  • Assist the Veterinary Surgeons by providing nursing, surgical assistance, performing post-mortem procedures, anaesthetic monitoring or husbandry for all domestic or wild animals and bears.
  • Perform in-house laboratory tests.
  • Prepare and administer any medication to domestic or wild animals and bears as directed by Veterinary Surgeons.

Maintenance:

  • Maintain medication stock levels and replenish medication stocks as required.
  • Arrange routine service or repairs of hospital equipment as required.
  • Maintain hospital cleanliness, bio-security and surgical equipment to a high standard.
  • Arrange the monthly ordering of veterinary supplies by carrying out a monthly stock take, preparing purchase orders, monitoring the delivery schedule and accepting deliveries.

Human Resources:

  • Assisting in planning, training and managing the recruitment of new Vet Nurse volunteers or new Vet Nurses.

Administration:

  • Record, update and document any procedures or observations performed on all domestic or wild animals and bears.
  • Maintain all databases and inventories to keep records accurate and up to date.
  • Continual review and updating of protocols and  standard operating procedures for all new equipment to ensure equipment is used correctly and to prevent damage.

You would be asked to start as soon as possible, pending international travel availability (this could be as early as the second half of 2021, or first half of 2022). Animals Asia will provide logistical support in terms of entry into China.

Requirements

  • Qualified Veterinary Nurse with Veterinary Nursing Degree (Degree level qualification in related field will be considered).  A degree-level education is a must: 5 years post qualification experience is required for visa application in veterinary practice, wildlife rehabilitation, zoo medicine or a specialist referral centre.
  • Experience in captive wildlife nursing, rehabilitation or animal welfare work. 
  • As this position will work in a team comprising staff from multiple cultures, self-awareness, empathy and patience are essential. Cultural sensitivity and/or history of working abroad would be beneficial.
  • A good sense of humor, excellent communication skills, and the ability to live and work closely with the rest of the team.
  • Ability to manage own time effectively and prioritise tasks.
  • Applicants must have proficient computer skills including competency using word & excel software.
  • Fluent in English.
  • Suitable candidates must be able to commit for a minimum of 2 years.

 Appointment is paid, full-time, five (5) days a week with some weekend/holiday work applicable.

The following items are included in your full-time contract
On-site accommodation                  
Relocation assistance                     
Emergency medical insurance
Paid holidays

How to apply

Interested parties please forward your cover letter (stating the position applied for) with CV and your completed Job Application Form to: hrhkg@animalsasia.org. Please include your name in the email subject line. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates. Personal data collected will be treated in strict confidence and used solely for recruitment purposes.

Closing date: Open-ended until a suitable candidate is selected





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Friday, March 26, 2021

BEAR MANAGER - VIETNAM BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

 


BEAR MANAGER - VIETNAM BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

 

Animals Asia signed an agreement with the Vietnamese Government to bring bear bile farming to an end.  In 2021, we will be taking the final steps to make that happen and are growing our sanctuary team. This is your chance to join our current team of four Bear Team Managers and help make the world a kinder place for animals.

 

You will be primarily based at our Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre, in Tam Dao National Park, though be an important member of the team to provide oversight at our new sanctuary in central Vietnam. You are flexible and enjoy the challenge of working remotely.

 

You are highly motivated, experienced, and empathetic. You are passionate about animal welfare and people. You have highly developed interpersonal skills, and get deep satisfaction and fulfilment from providing hands on training in animal care and welfare.

 

This is an incredible opportunity to join a dedicated, high-functioning and cohesive team which is Kindness in Action.

 

To learn more and or apply please click HERE





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VET NURSE - CHINA BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

 


VET NURSE - CHINA BEAR RESCUE CENTRE

 

Animals Asia and the China Bear Rescue Centre aims to rescue and rehabilitate bears, cats, dogs and provide life-long care for rescued animals at our award-winning sanctuary. This is your chance to join our new, but highly experience vet team and help make the world a kinder place for ALL animals.

 

You will be primarily based at our China Bear Rescue Centre, in Longqiao, Chengdu, but could have opportunities to help animals throughout the nation as needed. You are flexible and enjoy the challenge of working remotely. You will contribute to the constantly evolving field of bear medicine and management and will be expected to have a high degree of clinical skill and a passion for ongoing self-education.

 

You should have plenty of initiative and should be comfortable with both clinical and non-clinical work. There is a high degree of autonomy in this position, and while you will work closely with other team members you will have distinct areas of independent responsibility.

 

You are highly motivated, experienced, and empathetic. You are passionate about animal welfare and people. You have highly developed interpersonal skills, and get deep satisfaction and fulfilment from providing hands on training in animal care and welfare.

 

This is an incredible opportunity to join a dedicated, high-functioning and cohesive team which is Kindness in Action.

 

For further details and to apply please click HERE


Reach the right people. Advertise here.

This vacancy has been posted out to the many thousands who read the popular Zoo Jobs Blog Page and then on to the 129,400 plus followers of the  ZooNews Digest Facebook Page. It is then immediately forwarded on to Twitter and then to Pinterest and Linkedin (8,000+ connections). Many vacancies are shared to individuals and groups. In short your vacancy will have the potential of reaching something in the region of some 80,000 plus people within 24 hours. Most of these people are working in a zoo environment, Keepers, Curators, Vets, Zoo Directors, Trainers, Aquarists and more.

ZooNews Digest has subscribers in over 1200 Zoos in 150+ countries. Zoo professionals are International.

The number of people who will actually read the posted vacancy  will actually be considerably less. Usually this will be between two hundred and three thousand. This will depend on the type of post, the time of the year and where it is located…of course not all will apply. I wish you the very best of luck in finding the right candidate for your post.

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Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Bear Team Manager

 


Bear Team Manager

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Chengdu Bear Rescue Centre – CHINA

 

Our family in China has the need for another Bear Team Manager to join us as we continue our mission of providing world-class care to 145 bears. This is an exciting opportunity for the right person who will work alongside our one other Bear Team Manager and Senior Bear Team Manager. A highly motivated, experienced, and dedicated animal professional is required to work with rescued Asiatic black bears, Tibetan brown bears and a Tibetan macaque at our Chengdu Bear Rescue Centre in Sichuan Province, China.

 

The position holder will work as part of our Bear & Vet Team and will be responsible for overseeing teams of local bear care staff involved in the daily husbandry and management of the bears within the rescue centre. The position involves working closely with Bear Team Supervisors (via our Translator team) and liaising with the resident veterinary team to manage various daily operations. The Bear Team Manager will report directly to the Senior Bear Team Manager.

 

The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in travel bans and restrictions into China and therefore it is unclear when the selected candidate can safely enter China. Any candidates would need to have a flexible starting date.

 

Due to Chinese visa requirements, a university degree in a relevant field and proven practical experience of 3 to 5 years are essential for this position. 

 

Responsibilities

§  Co-coordinating various daily operations:

o   Animal care and management;

o   Maintenance and adjustment of existing enrichment programmes;

o   Ordering animal food and other stock as required;

o   Supervising volunteers;

o   Maintaining bear behavior records & databases.

 

§  Preparing short reports for social media, supporters, or other recipients as required.

§  Operant conditioning and formal bear training programmes (in collaboration with the Senior Bear Team Manager) for a variety of medical, behavioural and management requirements.

§  Human resources:

o   Staff evaluations;

o   Ensuring morale is maintained within bear care staff;

o   Identifying and addressing HR issues with the Bear & Vet Team Director.

 

Requirements

§  University degree in zoology, biology, conservation, animal behaviour or related field;

§  Three to five years work experience in a captive wild animal facility or similar working environment;

§  Computer literacy, including Excel;

§  Willingness to travel and work offsite or between sites as required;

§  Strong management skills and the ability to work within a team or independently ;

§  Fluent in English (verbal & written);

§  A good sense of humor, excellent communication skills, and the ability to live and work closely with the rest of the team comprising of both foreign and local staff;

§  Patience and willingness to work in a different country/culture.

 

Suitable candidates must be able to commit for a minimum of 2 years.

Appointment is paid, full-time, five days a week with (rotational) weekend/holiday work.

 

The following items are included in your full-time contract

On-site accommodation   (individual room with communal living space and kitchen) 

Relocation assistance                               

Emergency medical insurance

Paid holidays

 

How to apply

Interested parties please forward PDF versions of your cover letter (stating the applied position), CV and your completed JobApplication form to: hrhkg@animalsasia.org

 

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified for interviews.

 

For more information please visit our website www.animalsasia.org

 

We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates.  Personal data collected will be treated in strict confidence and used solely for recruitment purposes.

 

 

Closing date: open-ended




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