Perth Zoo - Life Sciences Manager
JOB DESCRIPTION: This newly created position is responsible for the operational management of the Elephant Section. The role will also provide high level assistance to the Director of Life Sciences with key operational areas inclusive of capital project and works program management, pest control, supply and emergency response.
SELECTION CRITERIA: The ideal candidate will have knowledge and experience in the captive management of a range of species including large mammals; Experience in project management and delivery of project outcomes; Proven ability to manage, mentor and train staff to ensure operational requirements are met; Demonstrated analytical and conceptual skills and the capacity to review and apply legislation and standards; and Knowledge of current issues relating to the conservation and captive management of wildlife. Experience in elephant husbandry, breeding and management in a relevant environment; and experience in exhibit design in a zoo environment are desirable.
HOW TO APPLY: Please send in a completed application form, your current resume and a covering letter outlining your ability to meet the above selection criteria.
FOR FURTHER JOB RELATED INFORMATION: Maria Finnigan, Director Life Sciences on 08 9474 0351 or email maria.finnigan@perthzoo.wa.gov.au (not to be contacted for an application package).
JOB APPLICATION PACKAGES: Applications must address the selection criteria and demonstrate that they meet the essential requirements of the position.
To obtain the job description and complete copy of selection criteria please visit our website at http://www.perthzoo.wa.gov.au/Your-Zoo/Employment/ or the WA Government Jobs Board at http://jobs.wa.gov.au/
or call (08) 9474 0415 or email human.resources@perthzoo.wa.gov.au
SEND YOUR APPLICATION TO: by email: human.resources@perthzoo.wa.gov.au
or by post: Human Resources, PO Box 489 South Perth 6951 or by fax to: (08) 9474 4420
Applications can also be hand delivered to Visitor Services Reception, clearly labelled with the above address.
CLOSING DATE: Applications must be received by 5pm, 11 September 2009.
Late applications or pro-formas will not be accepted.
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
MANAGER: LIFE SCIENCES AND CONSERVATION ARK
MANAGER: LIFE SCIENCES AND CONSERVATION ARK
37.5 Hours, 3 Years Fixed Term
Salary dependant upon skills and experience
Zoos South Australia are seeking a dynamic and engaging leader with proven, practical experience of managing budgets and competing priorities, a passion for conservation and the networking, communication and interpersonal skills to maintain and further Zoos SA’s status as a world leader in conservation programmes.
This is a varied and challenging, yet fulfilling role which requires you to develop and deliver high level strategic planning and manage an enthusiastic and dedicated team of experienced managers across a range of fields, from animal management and horticulture to in-situ and ex-situ conservation programs and partnerships. This role is at the forefront of the conservation aims and objectives for Zoos SA and is responsible for creating the strategies and support systems to ensure success.
For a copy of the information pack, which includes a position description, or to submit your CV and a supporting letter outlining your suitability for this role, please e-mail Mardi Nickels; mnickels@zoossa.com.au
For more details of the role please contact Vicky Whiteway , HR Manager; vwhiteway@zoossa.com.au for information on Zoos SA and Conservation Ark please review our website http://www.zoossa.com.au/
CLOSING DATE: 12 Noon, Monday 27th July 2009
INTERVIEWS: Week commencing 3rd August 2009
Zoos South Australia (ZSA) is a non-profit conservation charity. We provide conservation education, as well as supporting and conducting many conservation, breeding and research programmes. As part of our conservation efforts we run Adelaide and Monarto Zoos. We work within the WAZA guidelines for the ethical treatment of animals.
ZSA is involved in a variety of conservation activities, including direct co-ordination and management of threatened species programs to field support and captive breeding for release to the wild, as well as conservation education programs. To encompass its increasing range of conservation activities, the RZSSA has developed Conservation Ark, its integrated science and conservation arm.
Please visit Zoo News Digest at: http://zoonewsdigest.blogspot.com/
37.5 Hours, 3 Years Fixed Term
Salary dependant upon skills and experience
Zoos South Australia are seeking a dynamic and engaging leader with proven, practical experience of managing budgets and competing priorities, a passion for conservation and the networking, communication and interpersonal skills to maintain and further Zoos SA’s status as a world leader in conservation programmes.
This is a varied and challenging, yet fulfilling role which requires you to develop and deliver high level strategic planning and manage an enthusiastic and dedicated team of experienced managers across a range of fields, from animal management and horticulture to in-situ and ex-situ conservation programs and partnerships. This role is at the forefront of the conservation aims and objectives for Zoos SA and is responsible for creating the strategies and support systems to ensure success.
For a copy of the information pack, which includes a position description, or to submit your CV and a supporting letter outlining your suitability for this role, please e-mail Mardi Nickels; mnickels@zoossa.com.au
For more details of the role please contact Vicky Whiteway , HR Manager; vwhiteway@zoossa.com.au for information on Zoos SA and Conservation Ark please review our website http://www.zoossa.com.au/
CLOSING DATE: 12 Noon, Monday 27th July 2009
INTERVIEWS: Week commencing 3rd August 2009
Zoos South Australia (ZSA) is a non-profit conservation charity. We provide conservation education, as well as supporting and conducting many conservation, breeding and research programmes. As part of our conservation efforts we run Adelaide and Monarto Zoos. We work within the WAZA guidelines for the ethical treatment of animals.
ZSA is involved in a variety of conservation activities, including direct co-ordination and management of threatened species programs to field support and captive breeding for release to the wild, as well as conservation education programs. To encompass its increasing range of conservation activities, the RZSSA has developed Conservation Ark, its integrated science and conservation arm.
Please visit Zoo News Digest at: http://zoonewsdigest.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Life Sciences Manager – Auckland Zoo
Life Sciences Manager – Auckland Zoo
Unique opportunity to play a key leadership role in an award-winning zoo, positioned at the forefront of ethics and animal welfare, conservation and community involvement.
Internationally recognised zoological park
Opportunity to gain a career step
Lifestyle of New Zealand living
Auckland Zoo is an award-winning zoo and is widely regarded as a regional benchmark in Australasia. It is progressive, with a clearly defined and articulated vision and mission. The senior management team has a leading reputation as a group of zoological professionals who are “walking the talk”.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an expert in the life sciences, with several years’ operational experience in a zoo or conservation organisation. You will ensure that the highest levels of welfare, husbandry, species management and exhibit design are provided to the animals in the Zoos care. As part of the Zoos leadership team, you will proactively contribute to the strategic plan bringing fresh thinking and expertise to the organistaion. Taking ownership of all of the life science programmes, you will lead the development of an international network of collaborating Zoos. Reporting into the Zoo Director, you will be directly responsible for the leadership and development of half of the Zoos employees.
To be the successful applicant for this role you must demonstrate:-
Tacit knowledge of the intensive management needs across multiple species;
An in-depth understanding of some of the challenges faced today in a modern zoo;
specifically around space, eating habits, breeding and ‘population sustainability’;
Strong leadership and people management skills with experience in dealing effectively at the senior level of an organisation, as well as mentoring and coaching curators;
An established track record in initiating and maintaining exceptional internal and external relationships at an organisational level;
A commitment to conservation and sustainability;
Financial / budgetary responsibility;
Relevant postgraduate qualification, likely PhD qualified.
For further detail, or to express an interest in this opportunity, please contact Vikki Maclean in confidence on +64 9 969 9900 or email andrew@kerridgepartners.com
Please Visit: http://zoonewsdigest.blogspot.com/
Unique opportunity to play a key leadership role in an award-winning zoo, positioned at the forefront of ethics and animal welfare, conservation and community involvement.
Internationally recognised zoological park
Opportunity to gain a career step
Lifestyle of New Zealand living
Auckland Zoo is an award-winning zoo and is widely regarded as a regional benchmark in Australasia. It is progressive, with a clearly defined and articulated vision and mission. The senior management team has a leading reputation as a group of zoological professionals who are “walking the talk”.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an expert in the life sciences, with several years’ operational experience in a zoo or conservation organisation. You will ensure that the highest levels of welfare, husbandry, species management and exhibit design are provided to the animals in the Zoos care. As part of the Zoos leadership team, you will proactively contribute to the strategic plan bringing fresh thinking and expertise to the organistaion. Taking ownership of all of the life science programmes, you will lead the development of an international network of collaborating Zoos. Reporting into the Zoo Director, you will be directly responsible for the leadership and development of half of the Zoos employees.
To be the successful applicant for this role you must demonstrate:-
Tacit knowledge of the intensive management needs across multiple species;
An in-depth understanding of some of the challenges faced today in a modern zoo;
specifically around space, eating habits, breeding and ‘population sustainability’;
Strong leadership and people management skills with experience in dealing effectively at the senior level of an organisation, as well as mentoring and coaching curators;
An established track record in initiating and maintaining exceptional internal and external relationships at an organisational level;
A commitment to conservation and sustainability;
Financial / budgetary responsibility;
Relevant postgraduate qualification, likely PhD qualified.
For further detail, or to express an interest in this opportunity, please contact Vikki Maclean in confidence on +64 9 969 9900 or email andrew@kerridgepartners.com
Please Visit: http://zoonewsdigest.blogspot.com/
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