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Role: Wildlife Rehabilitator

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Job Overview:
As a Wildlife Rehabilitator, you will play a crucial role in the care and rehabilitation of injured, sick, or orphaned wildlife. This position requires a deep passion for animal welfare and the ability to work with various species in a fast-paced environment. You will be responsible for assisting to provide treatment, proper nutrition, and a safe environment for wildlife until they are ready to be released back into their natural habitat.

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Duties

  • Patient food preparation

  • Cleaning cages, site, facility, laundry etc

  • Husbandry

  • Observe and assist with medical exams, treatment, and lab work under the supervision of the senior wildlife rehabbers, lead veterinarian and veterinary technician.

  • Assist with treatment and care to patients as directed by senior staff.

  • Communicate with the public/veterinary clinics regarding wildlife concerns and transfers of animals to the centre

  • Work with volunteers for wildlife care and rescues

  • Maintain records

  • Other duties as required

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Requirements

  • Applicants must have relevant work experience or schooling related to either wildlife rehabilitation, animal welfare, husbandry, vet medicine, zoology, biology, conservation and other relevant disciplines.

  • Experience in animal care or rehabilitation is required.

  • Previous experience leading teams is highly desirable.

  • Strong observational skills

  • Ability to handle various species safely and humanely.

  • Excellent communication skills

  • Knowledge of (or willingness to learn) local wildlife laws and regulations is beneficial.

  • Physical stamina to perform tasks that may involve lifting, bending, and standing for extended periods.

  • Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends or holidays as needed.

  • Rabies vaccinated or willing to obtain vaccination (proof of vaccination and titre value required)

  • Strong work ethic, dependable, honest, able to problem solve

  • Work well as a team as well as under minimal supervision

  • Strong communication skills (both written and verbal English) and professional telephone etiquette

  • Ability to work under pressure and multi-task

  • Ability to handle high stress environments

  • Position requires physically fit candidates (must be able to lift 50lbs.)

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Must be available to work days, evenings and weekends.

Calgary Wildlife is open 365 days/year. This role will include some weekends and evenings in our peak season (spring/summer).

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This position offers an opportunity to make a significant impact on wildlife rehabilitation efforts while gaining hands-on experience in animal care. If you are dedicated to helping animals in need, we encourage you to apply.

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Role type: Full time

Wage Band: $17-$21 commensurate with experience.

Application Instructions: If you are interested in this exciting opportunity at Calgary Wildlife, please submit your CV and cover letter to kylarae@calgarywildlife.org

Subject line: Wildlife Rehabilitator Application.

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Due to high number of applicants, we regrettably are only able to reply to those invited for interview.

This listing will remain open until the suitable candidate is found.

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