ANIMAL CARETAKER

ANIMAL CARETAKER

AAP is a Dutch organisation that operates at two locations; Almere (The Netherlands), and Villena (Alicante, Spain). The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve the welfare of abused or neglected exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to exotic animals that were illegally traded, or that were housed at circuses, laboratories, or private owners. For most animals we will find suitable homes in zoos, reserves or in our own sanctuary, after rehabilitation in our centres.

AAP is an internationally renowned knowledge centre. AAP is actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers and by working together with professional groups at national and international level. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication, and inventiveness form important guidelines of our culture.

AAP operates from their two locations in Almere (The Netherlands) and Villena (Alicante, Spain). In total, we employ about 115 paid staff and more than 200 volunteers.

For the Primate team in Almere we are looking for an

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ANIMAL CARETAKER PRIMATE DEPARTMENT

ANIMAL CARETAKER PRIMATE DEPARTMENT (M/F)

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals’ victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 90 paid staff and more than 200 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area near Almere. There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and inventiveness form important guidelines.

For the Primate department we are looking for an enthusiastic

ANIMAL CARETAKER PRIMATE DEPARTMENT (M/F)

(24-32 HOURS PER WEEK)

Your role

You are carrying out tasks regarding the daily care of the primates.

The practical work consists for a large part of cleaning, feeding, observing, providing behavioural enrichment and assisting to rehabilitate the animals. You will monitor food and water intake and the general behaviour of the animals and communicate to the experienced caretaker. Easy maintenance work according to agreements and instructions and administrative tasks are part of your work. You will work according to standard (safety) procedures, protocols and a hands-off policy. The team is self directing and we therefore expect you to be a good team player as well as being able to work independently. You are hierarchically managed by the team leader of the department. You work in a large team of experienced caretakers.

Requirements

Affinity with the goals of AAP * minimum MBO level 3 (Animal Care qualification NLQF3 / EQF 3) * experience in working with exotic animals and knowledge of primates is a plus * good physical condition and ability to work under stress * prepared to work weekends and Public Holidays * capable of working independently as well as a team player * taking initiative * disciplined to work with protocols * prepared to share knowledge and information * competent in both spoken  and written English * capable of working with relevant computer software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.).

We offer

We are offering you an opportunity to develop yourself in the field of animal care. It is a very challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a green environment. The salary ranges between € 1.495,- and € 1.807,- gross per month (based on 32 hrs) depending on relevant work experience.

Want to know more or apply right away?

For further information call Huub Vlemmix, Team Leader Primate Department, phone number +31 (0)36 523 87 87. 

Send your application letter and CV before the 5th of June by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, mentioning number 2017-07-RRACPR, attn. Elly Koppers, Team manager HR.

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

Closing date for applications 05/06/2017

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Experienced Caretaker Chimpanzees

AAP - Rescue Centre for Exotic Mammals

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals’ victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 90 paid staff and more than 200 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area near Almere. There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and inventiveness form important guidelines.

For the Chimpanzee Complex of our Rescue and Rehabilitation Cluster, per 1 January 2016, we are looking for an enthusiastic

Experienced Caretaker Chimpanzees (m/f)
(32 hours per week)

The Chimpanzee Complex consists of two departments:

1)        A permanent lifetime-care-centre for ex lab chimpanzees that are infected with HIV, SIV and Hepatitis C. These chimpanzees are not sick but potentially infectious and therefore require special care;

2)        A chimpanzee resocialisation unit, temporary intensive care where newly arrived chimpanzees will learn to live in a group again. When the chimpanzees live in stable social groups they will move to other permanent facilities. 

Your role
As an Experienced Caretaker, you are responsible for the daily care for our chimpanzees. In practice your work will largely include cleaning, feeding, observation, behavioural enrichment and assisting in the rehabilitation of the animals. You will be working in a team of experienced caretakers according to fixed procedures and a hands-off protocol. You will be giving directions and guidance to a number of (foreign) volunteers and interns. Your job will also include a number of administrative tasks. The teams is self directing and we therefore expect you to be a good team player as well as being able to work independently. You are hierarchically managed by the team leader of the department.

Requirements
Affinity with the goals of AAP * An accredited Animal Care qualification (education level EQF3 or higher) * minimum of 1 year experience in taking care of chimpanzees * preferably in possession an Article 12 Certificate (Law concerning Animal Experimentation in the Netherlands) * in good physical health * prepared to work during the weekends * capable of working independently as well as in a team * prepared to share knowledge and information * competent in English, both spoken and written * capable of working with relevant computer software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc).

We offer
We are offering you a very challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a natural environment. The commencing salary ranges between € 1.468,- and € 1.921,- gross per month (based on 32 hrs) depending on relevant work experience. Salary is expected to increase on an annual basis.

Want to know more or apply right away?
For further information call Pieter Levelink, Chimpanzee Complex Team Leader, phone number +31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website for further information about AAP:  www.aap.nl
Send your application letter and CV latest on the 26^th of November, using the red application button on our site of by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, mentioning number 2015-16-OREDVCC, attn. Elly Koppers, HR Coordinator.

https://www.aap.nl/nl/over-ons/werken-bij

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

The interviews are planned in week 49.

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Experienced Caretaker Chimpanzees

AAP - Rescue Centre for Exotic Mammals

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals’ victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 90 paid staff and more than 200 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area near Almere. There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and inventiveness form important guidelines.

For the Chimpanzee Complex of our Rescue and Rehabilitation Cluster, per April 1, we are looking for an enthusiastic

Experienced Caretaker Chimpanzees (m/f)
(32 hours per week)

The Chimpanzee Complex consists of two departments:

1)        A permanent lifetime-care-centre for ex lab chimpanzees that are infected with HIV, SIV and Hepatitis C. These chimpanzees are not sick but potentially infectious and therefore require special care;

2)        A chimpanzee resocialisation unit, temporary intensive care where newly arrived chimpanzees will learn to live in a group again. When the chimpanzees live in stable social groups they will move to other permanent facilities. 

Your role
As an Experienced Caretaker, you are responsible for the daily care for our chimpanzees. In practice your work will largely include cleaning, feeding, observation, behavioural enrichment and assisting in the rehabilitation of the animals. You will be working in a team of experienced caretakers according to fixed procedures and a hands-off protocol. You will be giving directions and guidance to a number of (foreign) volunteers and interns. Your job will also include a number of administrative tasks. The teams is self directing and we therefore expect you to be a good team player as well as being able to work independently. You are hierarchically managed by the team leader of the department.

Requirements
Affinity with the goals of AAP * An accredited Animal Care qualification (education level EQF3 or higher) * minimum of 1 year experience in taking care of chimpanzees * preferably in possession an Article 12 Certificate (Law concerning Animal Experimentation in the Netherlands) * in good physical health * prepared to work during the weekends * capable of working independently as well as in a team * prepared to share knowledge and information * competent in English, both spoken and written * capable of working with relevant computer software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc).

We offer
We are offering you a very challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a natural environment. The commencing salary ranges between € 1.468,- and € 1.921,- gross per month (based on 32 hrs) depending on relevant work experience. Salary is expected to increase on an annual basis.

Want to know more or apply right away?
For further information call Pieter Levelink, Chimpanzee Complex Team Leader, phone number +31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website for further information about AAP:  www.aap.nl
Send your application letter and CV latest on the 4^th of March, using the red application button on our site of by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, mentioning number 2015-08-OREDVCC, attn. Elly Koppers, Personnel Coordinator.

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

Please don't forget to mention you saw this advert in

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Experienced Caretakers

AAP – Rescue centre for Exotic Mammals

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve, the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals’ victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 90 paid staff and more than 200 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area near Almere.  There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and inventiveness form important guidelines.

Due to departure abroad and maternity leave the Cluster Rescue and Rehabilitation is, with immediate effect, looking for the Mammal Department (16 hours) and for the Primate Department (24 hours) for

Experienced Caretakers (m/f)
(16-24 hours per week)

Mammal Department (16 hours, 12 months)

As an Experienced Caretaker you are responsible for the daily care of exotic mammals and small primates. At the department you will help to socialize various species of exotic mammals (if desirable) and prepare them for outplacement. You work in a small team of experienced caretakers. You are independent enough to take charge of the department in absence of your team leader.

Primate Department (24 hours, 10 months)

As an Experienced Caretaker you are responsible for the daily care of the primates. At the Primate Department you will help to socialise various primate species and prepare them for outplacement. You work in a large team of experienced caretakers.

Your role
The practical work consists for a large part of cleaning, feeding, observing, providing behavioural enrichment and assisting to rehabilitate the animals. Directing and guiding of (foreign) trainees and volunteers is an important part of your job as well as a number of administrative tasks. You will work according to standard procedures and a hands-off policy. The teams are self directing and we therefore expect you to be a good team player as well as being able to work independently. You are hierarchically managed the team leader of the department.

Requirements
Affinity with the goals of AAP * a 3-year MBO-opleiding dierenverzorging (Animal Care qualification EQF 3) * a minimum of 1 year of experience working with exotic animals * knowledge of primates and of exotic mammals on a species level is a plus * good physical condition and ability to work under stress * prepared to work weekends * capable of working independently as well as a team player * taking the initiative * disciplined to work with protocols * prepared to share knowledge and information * competent in both oral and written English * capable of working with relevant computer software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.).

We offer
We are offering you a very challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a green environment. The salary ranges between € 1.101, - and € 1.331, - gross per month (bases on 24 hrs) depending on relevant work experience. The jobs are temporary. We prefer someone who is available from the 1^st of April.

Want to know more or apply right away?
For further information call Iris van der Eerden, Team Leader Mammal Department or Huub Vlemmix, Team Leader Primate Department, phone number +31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website for further information about AAP:  www.aap.nl
Send your application letter and CV before 5^th of March, using the red application button on our site or by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, mentioning number 2015-07-OREDV, attn. Elly Koppers, Personnel Coordinator. Please motivate your choice of department in your application.

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

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Assistant Behavioural specialist

Assistant Behavioral specialist

AAP – Rescue centre for Exotic Mammals

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve, the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 90 paid staff and more than 150 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area  near Almere.  There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and  inventiveness form important guidelines.

For the Behaviour Department, part of the Cluster Rescue and Rehabilitation, we are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic

Assistant Behavioural specialist (m/f)

(32 hours per week, temporarily until December 2015)

Behaviour Department

Within the cluster Rescue and Rehabilitation, the Behaviour Department is involved in the behavioural rehabilitation, which include resocialisation and the reduction of abnormal behaviour. We provide behavioural training courses for the caretakers. As assistant of the behavioural specialists, you are responsible for supporting these processes within the behaviour department.

Your role

In this challenging job, you are directly involved in supporting the behavioural specialists, that are responsible for the behavioural rehabilitation of the animals at AAP. You will analyse behavioural data gathered by caretakers and students. You are involved in the preparation of (scientific) publications and treatment plans for the animals. You will supervise caretakers when learning how to observe animals and advise team leaders of the animal departments.

Requirements

BSc / MSc level * Affinity with the objectives of AAP and the non-profit industry * An education (including degree) in animal behaviour, animal management or a similar education. * Preferably a minimum of 2 to 3 years of relevant work experience * Experience in working with and analysing datasets * Fluency in both Dutch and English verbal and writing skills * Great analytical and social skills * Objectivity, integrity and independency are important skills * A professional and applied goal-oriented attitude.

We offer

We are offering you a temporary and challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a green environment. The salary ranges between € € 2.041,- and € 2.609,-, gross per month (based on 32 hrs/week), depending on relevant work experience. The job is temporary until December 2015, we prefer  someone who is able to start immediately.

Want to know more or apply right away?

For further information, you can contact Godelieve Kranendonk, head of our Behaviour Department, phone +31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website for further information about AAP:  www.aap.nl

Send your application letter and CV before 1 March 2015, mentioning number 2015-04-ORAG, preferably by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, Attn. Elly Koppers, Personnel Coordinator.

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

Please don't forget to mention you saw this advert in

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Thank You!

Experienced Caretakers

AAP – Rescue centre for Exotic Mammals

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve, the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 70 paid staff and more than 100 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area  near Almere.  There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and  inventiveness form important guidelines.

Due to maternity leave for the Quarantine Department and Primate Department as part of the Cluster Rescue and Rehabilitation, with immediate effect we are looking for

Experienced Caretakers m/f
(24-32 hours per week temporary from 4 till 11 months)

Quarantine Department

As an Experienced Caretaker you are responsible for the daily care of the mammals, including primates and chimpanzees. In Quarantine you will work with mostly solitary housed species. Animals in quarantine are to be examined, treated, rehabilitated and prepared to go to a resocialisation department.

Primate Department

As an Experienced Caretaker you are responsible for the daily care of the primates. At the Primate Department you will help to socialise various primate species and prepare them for outplacement.

Your role
The practical work for a large part will consist of cleaning, feeding, observing, providing behavioural enrichment and assisting to rehabilitate animals. You will work in a team of experienced caretakers operating according to standard procedures and a hands-off policy. You will direct and guide a number of trainees and (foreign) volunteers. You will undertake a number of administrative tasks as a part of your job. You are flexible enough to work Saturdays or Sundays. The department’s Team Leader will direct you.

Requirements
Affinity with the goals of AAP * a 3-year MBO-opleiding dierenverzorging (Animal Care qualification EQF 3) * a minimum of 1 year of experience working with exotic animals * knowledge of primates on a species level is a plus * good physical shape and ability to work under stress * prepared to work weekends * capable of working independently as well as a team player * taking the initiative * disciplined to work with protocols * prepared to share knowledge and information * competent in both oral and written English * capable of working with relevant computer software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.).

We offer
We are offering you a very challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a green environment. The salary ranges between € 1441,- and € 1743,- gross per month (bases on 32 hrs) depending on relevant work experience. The jobs are temporary from 4 till 11 months. We prefer  someone who is available immediately.

Want to know more or apply right away?
For further information call Frank Vugts, Team Leader Quarantine Department or Huub Vlemmix, Team Leader Primate Department, phone number +31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website for further information about AAP:  www.aap.nl
Send your application letter and CV before 22^th of November, mentioning number 2014-13-OREDV, preferably by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, or by mail to Stichting AAP, Kemphaanpad 1, Postbus 50313, 1305 AH Almere, Attn. Elly Koppers, Personnel Coordinator. Please motivate your choice of department in your application.

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

Experienced Caretakers

AAP – Rescue centre for Exotic Mammals

The goal and ideal of AAP is to improve, the welfare of abused or neglected primates and small- to medium-sized exotic mammals from all over Europe in a professional manner. This is achieved by providing shelter to animals victim of illegal trade, circuses, animal-testing laboratories or private individuals. For most animals we will find suitable homes worldwide in reserves, zoos or in our own permanent shelter in the south of Spain.

AAP is also actively and strategically involved in animal welfare issues by influencing both Dutch and European policy- and decision-makers in this field and working together with professional groups at home and abroad. Furthermore, AAP is an international authoritative knowledge centre.

We employ about 70 paid staff and more than 100 volunteers. AAP is situated in the middle of a green area  near Almere.  There is nowhere else you would directly see the result of your efforts – each animal taken into our care makes a recovery. AAP distinguishes itself by having an enormous passion and a professional, open culture. Our core values, accessibility, dedication and  inventiveness form important guidelines.

For the Quarantine Department and Primate Department as part of the Cluster Rescue and Rehabilitation,  we are looking for  enthusiastic

Experienced Caretakers m/f
(24-32 hours per week)

Quarantine Department (24-32 hours per week)

As an Experienced Caretaker you are responsible for the daily care of the mammals, including primates and chimpanzees. In Quarantine you will work with mostly solitary housed species. Animals in quarantine are to be examined, treated, rehabilitated and prepared to go to a resocialisation department.

Primate Department (24 hours per week)

As an Experienced Caretaker you are responsible for the daily care of the primates. At the Primate Department you will help to socialise various primate species and prepare them for outplacement.

Your role
The practical work for a large part will consist of cleaning, feeding, observing, providing behavioural enrichment and assisting to rehabilitate animals. You will work in a team of experienced caretakers operating according to standard procedures and a hands-off policy. You will direct and guide a number of trainees and (foreign) volunteers. You will undertake a number of administrative tasks as a part of your job. You are flexible enough to work Saturdays or Sundays. The department’s Team Leader will direct you.

Requirements
Affinity with the ideals and goals of AAP * minimum of a 3-year MBO-opleiding dierenverzorging (Animal Care qualification) * a minimum of 1 year of experience working with exotic animals * knowledge of primates on a species level is a plus * good physical shape and immune to stress * prepared to work weekends * capable of working independently as well as a team player * taking the initiative * disciplined to work with protocols * prepared to share knowledge and information * competent in both oral and written English * capable of working with relevant computer software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.).

We offer
We are offering you a very challenging job with a lot of responsibility in an open, professional and international organisation with animals and people at its heart, located in a green environment. The commencing salary ranges between € 1441,- and € 1743,- gross per month (bases on 32 hrs) depending on relevant work experience, with annual growth possibilities. The job is temporary till end 2014. The function for the Quarantine is temporary till end 2014. 

  

Want to know more or apply right away?
For further information call Frank Vugts, Teamleader Quarantine Department or Huub Vlemmix, Teamleader Primate Department, phone number +31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website for further information about AAP:  www.aap.nl
Send your application letter and CV before 2^th of April, mentioning number 2014-04-OREDV, preferably by e-mail to working.at@aap.nl, or by mail to Stichting AAP, Kemphaanpad 1, Postbus 50313, 1305 AH Almere, Attn. Elly Koppers, Personnel Coordinator. Please motivate your choice of department in your application.

A practical assignment is part of the application process.

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