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26-05-2019ICZ Steering Committee Member-Volunteer Position | ||
| The International Congress of Zookeepers (ICZ) is a conglomerate of zookeeper associations from around the world. Our vision is ´a global network of zookeepers contributing to the highest standard of professional animal care and the role of zoos today.´ The ICZ is managed by a steering committee, which is currently made up of representatives from eight zookeeper associations (AKTAP, GACAS, AICAS, AFSA, ABWAK, ASZK, BdZ and Harpij). In order to widen our representation, we would like to involve new steering committee members who are not connected to one of the associations listed above. Therefore, we are looking for zoo-professionals who are able to communicate in English, have regular access to e-mail and would like to devote some of their time working in a diverse team to achieve something for the betterment of the profession. You would be expected to work on a wide variety of projects and be able to meet deadlines. The steering committee has one face-to-face meeting per year and bimonthly e-mail meetings. Skype meetings or other meetings will occur as required. Steering committee members will need to be self-funded through their work, association or independently until funding sources are better secured. Each term is for a period of three years, with elections in the congress-year. If you do not believe you can hold the position for three years, you should not nominate. How to Apply Inquiries or applications can be directed to Liz Romer (President, ICZ) at president@iczoo.org. Applications should include a current resume and a cover letter outlining your strengths and commitment. Applications close on June 30th, 2019. The positions will be voted on by the ICZ executive committee. | ||
| Hours / week | 0 | |
| React before | 30-06-2019 | |
| Organisation | International Congress of Zookeepers | |
19-08-2018Resident Veterinary Surgeon | ||
| Exciting new opportunity for a Resident Veterinary Surgeon Join a dedicated team in the rehabilitation and ongoing care of over 170 rescued Asiatic black and Malayan sun bears at Animals Asia´s Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre. We are seeking a veterinary surgeon to join the Bear and Vet Team, located at the Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre (VBRC), Tam Dao National Park, approximately 90 minutes from the capital Hanoi. VBRC is the only sanctuary in Vietnam accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS). The resident veterinary position involves shared responsibility for providing extensive veterinary care to the bears while working closely with our veterinary nurses and bear management team. The position also involves outreach activities with local communities, capacity building with local wildlife rescue centers and zoos, and working alongside and providing on-the-job training for a Vietnamese veterinary intern. The vet and nurse team also provide care for the companion animals of staff and local communities, including vaccines, desexing, and general veterinary care, comprising approximately 30% of the week. The resident veterinary surgeon will report to the senior veterinary surgeon. Please contact our HR department at hrhkg@animalsasia.org for further details and a full job description for this position. For more information about Animals Asia please visit our website www.animalsasia.org. Requirements - At least 3 years work experience in a small or mixed veterinary practice, zoological facility, specialist referral centre, or similar working environment. - Must satisfy Hong Kong Veterinary Surgeons Board registration requirements. Please refer to the requirements in Schedule 1 here: http://www.vsbhk.org.hk/english/guide/files/GAregistration_e.pdf. - Excellent clinical and organizational skills, attention to detail, an aptitude for problem-solving medicine and self-directed learning, and plenty of initiative and flexibility. - Excellent communication skills and the ability to live and work closely with the rest of the team comprising both western and local staff. - Cultural sensitivity and a history of working abroad, plus a background in captive wildlife management or charitable veterinary work are beneficial. - Suitable candidates must be able to commit for a minimum of 2 years. Appointment is paid, full-time, five (5) days a week with some weekend work applicable. The following items are included in your full-time contract - On-site accommodation - Relocation assistance - Emergency medical insurance - Paid holidays How to apply Applications should be emailed, with your name included in the email header, and include a cover letter (stating the applied position), CV with your current and expected salary, and completed Job Application form (https://www.animalsasia.org/uk/assets/pdf/Job_Application_Form_AAF_ChinaandVietnam-1.pdf) to: hrhkg@animalsasia.org. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates. Personal data collected will be treated in strict confidence and used solely for recruitment purposes. Closing date: Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis with the vacancy closing once filled. | ||
| Hours / week | 40 | |
| Organisation | Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre | |
| Website | http://www.animalsasia.org. | |
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