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Operating and maintaining laboratory animal husbandry equipment including, but not limited to laminar flow work benches, biosafety cabinets/ hoods, ventilated air racks, autoclaves, sterilizers, and cage wash equipment.
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Special licenses required: Technician will be required to achieve Laboratory Animal Technician certification within 3 years of employment. Years of related experience required: 1 - 3 years Veterinary Technician or Laboratory Animal Medicine experience.
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Veterinary degree (DVM/VMD) from an AVMaccredited school of veterinary medicine or ECFVG (Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates) certification with post-graduate work experience at a ACLAM-recognized laboratory animal medicine training program or equivalent.
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Certificate 1 preferred: Asst Laboratory Animal Tech, and Certificate 2 preferred: Laboratory Animal Technician. One year of experience working with animals or in a lab animal environment.
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This role requires a strong command of animal (rodent) anatomy, general animal welfare, anesthetic management, pre-op and post-operative care associated with survival and no survival surgery.
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Contribute veterinary and senior leadership for veterinary and animal care, veterinary medicine and surgery, animal health monitoring and quarantine, developing and expanding core in vivo technical services support, IACUC collaboration, and training and educational programs for staff and scientists.
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Act as primary resource for guests and other PCC partners regarding all animal education and care. Position OverviewAs an Operations Specialist in Animal Care, your role will be to ensure that proper animal care and husbandry is being provided for all companion animals and aquatic life in the Pet Care Center (PCC.
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SUMMARY STATEMENT: The Assistant Animal Keeper is primarily concerned with providing a high-quality visitor experience through practicing and maintaining high professional standards for the living collection's husbandry, exhibition and educational use.
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This role requires a strong command of animal (rodent) anatomy, general animal welfare, anesthetic management, pre-op and post-operative care associated with survival and non-survival surgery.
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Follows policies and procedures for fulfilling animals’ nutritional health and environmental requirements as directed under the supervision of the Lead Animal Care Technician. Participates in care, maintenance and sanitation of animal areas including all cage wash areas and cage equipment.
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This full-time position requires one weekend day per week plus four weekdays.
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Within 1 year of hire, obtain the National Animal Control Association (NACA) Basic Certification. 6 months of hands-on knowledge working with animals, including animal control, kennel, grooming, or similar experience.
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You will maintain regular and clear communication with the IACUC, Attending Veterinarian, and Institutional Official to ensure animal health, proper approval and conduct of in vivo discovery research.
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Answering neighbors questions on animal care to help them find or maintain the perfect pet. Stocking shelves to ensure Fido always gets his favorite chew toy and treats. Support each other by acting as back-up when extra help is needed.
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AALAS certification at the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician level (ALAT) or higher or ability to successfully achieve ALAT certification within one (1) year of hire/promotion. Help train animal care staff in the following: cage changing, microisolator cage changing techniques, autoclave/cagewash operations, and other husbandry duties.
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