TEMPORARY KEEPER HERPETOLOGY DEPARTMENT, DWCT
(6 months contract)
The Role
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is looking for an amphibian and reptile keeper with an understanding of the role and function of a modern zoological collection and in situ conservation programmes.
This is a temporary contract for six months.
Responsibilities will include the daily husbandry and management of a large and diverse collection in conjunction, working with other section staff, keeping detailed records, being involved with wider herpetological and zoo activities and collaborating with other organisations.
The Candidate
Prior experience in the husbandry of certain amphibians, reptiles and/or fish in other zoos, aquariums, museums, universities, and/or private collections holding reptiles and amphibians in captivity would be an advantage but is not essential. Ideally the applicant should hold a first degree in a relevant subject. A logical, precise and scientific approach to animal keeping is required and competency with standard computer software is desirable.
This position involves a level of physical fitness as climbing ladders, lifting heavy objects (up to 50 pounds) and/or working in awkward positions are involved.
Good verbal communication skills, considerable interpersonal skills and a high degree of appreciation of customer service are desired. The successful applicant will be a strong team player and able to show a high degree of initiative and independence.
We can offer:
* A rewarding position with a globally renowned conservation organisation
* A working environment set in a beautiful location
* A team of friendly, supportive and enthusiastic colleagues
* Easy commuting and plentiful free car parking
For an application form, please write to:
Mrs Charlotte Linney, Human Resources Manager,
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust,
Les Augres Manor, Trinity, Jersey JE3 5BP
or email Liz Mayo, Human Resources Assistant, liz.mayo@durrell.org
Closing date for applications: 5th March 2010
Please visit Zoo News Digest
Please mention you saw this vacancy on the Zoo News Digest Job site should you apply for the post. Many thanks - Peter
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Monday, February 22, 2010
KEEPER HERPETOLOGY DEPARTMENT, DWCT
KEEPER HERPETOLOGY DEPARTMENT, DWCT
The Role
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is looking for a skilled and knowledgeable amphibian and reptile keeper with a thorough understanding of the role and function of a modern zoological collection and in situ conservation programmes.
Responsibilities will include the daily husbandry and management of a large and diverse collection in conjunction with the other section staff, detailed record keeping, research and scientific writing, tours behind the scenes, participation in wider herpetological and zoo activities and collaborating with other organisations.
The Candidate
It is essential that applicants have proven experience in the successful husbandry of certain amphibians, reptiles and/or fish (in other Zoos, Aquariums, Museums, Universities, private collections, etc) and ideally have at least a first degree in a relevant subject. A logical, precise and scientific approach to animal keeping is required and competency with standard computer software is vital.
This position involves certain physical exertion, such as climbing ladders, lifting heavy objects (up to 50 pounds) and/or working in awkward positions.
Good written and verbal communication skills and considerable interpersonal skills are required, as the position involves. extensive interaction with visitors, donors, and the press with a high degree of appreciation of customer service. The successful applicant will be a strong team player able to show a high degree of initiative and independence.
We can offer:
* A rewarding career with a globally renowned conservation organisation
* A working environment set in a beautiful location
* A team of friendly, supportive and enthusiastic colleagues
* Easy commuting and plentiful free car parking
For an application form, please write to:
Mrs Charlotte Linney, Human Resources Manager,
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust,
Les Augres Manor, Trinity, Jersey JE3 5BP
or email Liz Mayo, Human Resources Assistant, liz.mayo@durrell.org
Closing date for applications: 15th March 2010
Please visit Zoo News Digest
Please mention you saw this vacancy on the Zoo News Digest Job site should you apply for the post. Many thanks - Peter
The Role
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is looking for a skilled and knowledgeable amphibian and reptile keeper with a thorough understanding of the role and function of a modern zoological collection and in situ conservation programmes.
Responsibilities will include the daily husbandry and management of a large and diverse collection in conjunction with the other section staff, detailed record keeping, research and scientific writing, tours behind the scenes, participation in wider herpetological and zoo activities and collaborating with other organisations.
The Candidate
It is essential that applicants have proven experience in the successful husbandry of certain amphibians, reptiles and/or fish (in other Zoos, Aquariums, Museums, Universities, private collections, etc) and ideally have at least a first degree in a relevant subject. A logical, precise and scientific approach to animal keeping is required and competency with standard computer software is vital.
This position involves certain physical exertion, such as climbing ladders, lifting heavy objects (up to 50 pounds) and/or working in awkward positions.
Good written and verbal communication skills and considerable interpersonal skills are required, as the position involves. extensive interaction with visitors, donors, and the press with a high degree of appreciation of customer service. The successful applicant will be a strong team player able to show a high degree of initiative and independence.
We can offer:
* A rewarding career with a globally renowned conservation organisation
* A working environment set in a beautiful location
* A team of friendly, supportive and enthusiastic colleagues
* Easy commuting and plentiful free car parking
For an application form, please write to:
Mrs Charlotte Linney, Human Resources Manager,
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust,
Les Augres Manor, Trinity, Jersey JE3 5BP
or email Liz Mayo, Human Resources Assistant, liz.mayo@durrell.org
Closing date for applications: 15th March 2010
Please visit Zoo News Digest
Please mention you saw this vacancy on the Zoo News Digest Job site should you apply for the post. Many thanks - Peter
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