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  • National Aviary Animal Collections Internship


    Guest Brianna Crane
    • Employer: National Aviary
      Location: Pittsburgh, PA
      Country: United States
      Last Date to Apply: 03/14/2024
      Open Until Filled: No

    Animal Collections Internship

    Animal Collections Department

    Interns work with our aviculturists to learn about husbandry, training, and education as the Animal Collections Department encompasses all of those areas.  We are looking for college students and recent graduates who are interested in the animal care and zoo fields.  This internship is very competitive, and an application does not guarantee an interview. 

    Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

    ·         Daily husbandry – cleaning exhibits, diet feed out, etc.

    ·         Food Prep – diet prep, cleaning dishes, etc.

    ·         Daily Presentations – crowd control, assist aviculturists, lorikeet feedings

     

    Education, Experience and Skills:

    ·         Current college student  or recent graduate – biology, zoology, psychology, or other animal care majors preferred

    ·         Self-starter who can work as a team as well as independently

    ·         Considering career in animal care field

    Additional Requirements:  

    ·         At least 18 years old

    ·         Lift 50 lbs

    ·         Comfortable working indoors and outdoors in all weather conditions

    ·         Comfortable interacting with the public

    ·         Work at least two days/week (Fall and Winter sessions) or four days/week (Summer session)

    Interested applicants should provide a cover letter, resume, and letter of recommendation to Bri Crane, brianna.crane@aviary.org

    Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted directly.

     




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