SoBran, Inc has a position available to serve as an Animal Caretaker at Walter Reed in Forest Glen, MD. Primary duties are the daily care and maintenance of laboratory research animals, requiring various levels of biohazard containment. 2 years of experience providing laboratory animal care or equivalent. Basic computer skills and knowledge required. Must be able to lift a maximum of 50 lbs; bend, stoop, climb and stand for a prolonged period.
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Under general supervision, provides supervision of the Small Animal Nursing (SAN) staff and students as well as management of the Small Animal Nursing facilities (a 24/7 unit). Performs patient care and clinical support. Acts as quasi-instructor for students, volunteers and clinic clients.
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Must be proficient in non-AWA regulated species, have experience in or cross-trained in AWA regulated and non-regulated species with willingness to work with all species of animals including non-human primates. Must be building cross-trained if hierarchical promotion. Must have the ability to adapt and respond to changing priorities. Works well with others in a team. Must be of good standing in attendance and have good verbal and written communication skills.
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Perform a variety of duties to ensure the care, maintenance and husbandry of the satellite transgenic mouse facility. Maintain animal care and cleanliness of the facility. Primarily be responsible for all issues involved in the care of transgenic mice in individually ventilated cages in close collaboration with investigators in the Laboratory of Genetic Neuropharmacology.
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As an integral member of the Army veterinary team, the Animal Care Specialist supervises or provides care, management, treatment and sanitary conditions for Army animals under the supervision of a Veterinary Corps officer. Medical care is provided not only to all men and women in the Army, but to all animals as well. Government-owned patrol dogs, ceremonial horses, sled dogs and sea mammals all need quality care in order to keep working as hard as they do in the Army.
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