Assistant Manager

Aquarium Specialist

Atlantis, The Royal

The Assistant Manager, Aquarium Specialist will lead best animal welfare practices in accordance with marine education, research, conservation, and learning experiences for guests and the local community. Priority of this role will be the constant care of all marine animals and exhibits through managing programs to maintain sanitary living conditions and proper nutrition. The Assistant Manager, Aquarium Specialist, will maintain and perform routine and preventative maintenance on all dive and exhibit equipment.

If you have Bachelor’s degree in related field and wide knowledge of animal tracking online systems (OERCA/ZIMS), as well as the full knowledge of all exhibits and quarantine LSS water systems, we invite you to apply for this unique opportunity. Additionally, you will need at least 5 years of aquarium experience, including 2 years in a supervisory role.

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