Long term Clouded Leopard Breeding Program Manager Rick Pasarro will be leaving his position at Thailand's Khao Kheow Open Zoo in early 2011. Rick has worked long and hard to ensure the success of this innovative program and has decided to take a much deserved break from the program. This is an amazing opportunity for a wildlife professional who would like a novel work experience requiring incredible dedication and sense of adventure!
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT – Manager for Clouded Leopard Breeding Program Project Manager
The Thailand Clouded Leopard Consortium seeks a full-time, hands-on manager to oversee all aspects of a captive breeding and research project for ~40 clouded leopards and fishing cats at the Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chonburi, Thailand. Duties include but are not limited to: daily care of animal collection, introduction of animals for breeding, hand-rearing cubs, animal transports, facilities and equipment maintenance and improvements, supervision and training of local staff, public relations budget oversight and serve as a liaison to the Thailand Zoological Park Organization. Superior candidates will have previous project management experience in a similar situation.
CORE REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of a BA/BS in Zoology/Biology (or related field) and experience working with exotic cats. Excellent command of English. Excellent physical condition, ability to work in a tropical environment.
HELPFUL: Excellent problem solving skills, good common sense, attention to detail, infinite patience and a good sense of humor.
PREFERRED: Handraising skills as well as the ability to work in and adapt quickly to foreign languages and environments. Salary $20,000/yr. On-site, 2-bedroom housing, food, project vehicle for local transport, roundtrip airfare annually for one month paid vacation and most in-country project expenses provided. Please send a cover letter detailing how your skills and abilities fit the position, a resume and 3 references to Karen Goodrowe; karengoodrowe@gmail.com
Application deadline-December 15, 2010
Start date no later than 1 April 2011.
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1 comments:
Hi Karen,
This is my dream job. Down to the letter, the opportunity I´ve been seeking all my life.
I´ll be sending my application soon. I just wanted to say hi and congratulations on such a fantastic project, is a great example of connection between society, zoos, research and the field achieving species conservation together.
Best wishes,
Vanessa Herranz Muñoz.
Bastetconservation.org
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