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  • A valid U.S. driver’s license and personal mode of transportation to travel to and from the workplace and to behind-the-scenes work locations
  • Assistant to the Veterinary Technicians Provides support to the Veterinary Technicians
  • Assist with sample preparation and related laboratory paperwork
  • Assist with strategic planning and design work supporting LOB initiatives
  • Operate analytical equipment and perform laboratory methodologies, including
  • Perform and analyze water chemistries
  • Assist with maintenance of life support systems
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  • Project Development – 80% Assist with strategic planning and design work supporting LOB initiatives
  • Program/Project Development – 30% Assist with program revisions and updates of educational and operational materials
  • Support cutting edge applied research projects in the field of fisheries health management, aquatic ecology or water treatment technology development
  • Assist in developing website content and creative ideas for external and internal websites
  • Quarantine systems: Learn to work with quarantine systems, assisting with chemical and medical treatments of newly arrived fish
  • Prepare and deliver balanced and enriching diets for our 1500+ animals as you work alongside our nutrition assistants
  • Create posters, presentations and materials that share LOB work to internal/external partners
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  • Build knowledge of behavior, training and record management
  • Assist with maintenance of life support systems and husbandry for the aquaculture systems
  • Archive inactive records(organizing, scanning, etc.)
  • Enter data into various spreadsheets
  • Track lab results, consulting with outside labs when appropriate
  • Distribute communication regarding lab results
  • Travel to the Tri-Circle D Ranch® on a weekly basis to file and maintain records at that location
  • Share information about medical records with guests during "on-stage" Guest interaction session
  • Work on various projects, as requested, for the Animal Care Staff
  • Lead daily informative and interactive guest tours through the greenhouses, labs and the aquaculture facility
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Prepare daily diets for all aquarium fish, sea turtles, and invertebrates
  • Large systems: Feed and train a variety of teleosts, elasmobranchs, and sea turtles (~2,000 individuals, 65 species) in the 5.7 million gallon aquarium, utilizing scuba diving. Learn large animal handling techniques and assist in procedures
  • Small systems: Assist with maintenance of life support systems and animal care for a series of smaller fish, coral, and invertebrate exhibits
  • Quarantine systems: Learn to work with quarantine systems, assisting with chemical and medical treatments of newly arrived fish
  • Animal Training: Learn and utilize the process of animal training according to Behavior Husbandry Department Guidelines
  • Perform and analyze water chemistries to maintain optimum aquarium system health
  • Collect and record data on feeding, necropsies, water chemistries, and animal training
  • Maintain cleanliness of all areas according to USDA standards
  • Learn aspects of marine conservation and share conservation message with guests
  • Biology, Marine Biology, Marine Education, Zoology or related major
  • SCUBA certification is required at the time of application. Applicants must currently have a SCUBA certification card when applying for the internship. We cannot accept applicants that are currently in SCUBA class or are planning on completing it after application submission
  • Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel
  • Minimum of three months experience (full time, internship, classroom, or volunteer) in aquatic animal care (primarily with fish and invertebrates), including diet preparation, feeding, and cleaning
  • Minimum of three months experience (full time, internship, classroom, or volunteer) working with saltwater aquarium systems, including tank maintenance, plumbing, and water quality control
  • Cover letter detailing your qualifications and interest
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  • Project Development – 80%
  • Assist with strategic planning and design work supporting LOB initiatives
  • Develop projects as directed by leadership team
  • Perform duties including data entry, digitizing files, research, answering phones, emails and filing
  • Create posters, presentations and materials that share LOB work to internal/external partners
  • Proactively explore and benchmark programs and organizations focused on connecting youth/families to nature and provide perspective on best practices, trends, online initiatives, and campaigns
  • Raise awareness for the LOB mission with internal and external audiences through participation in expos, Cast presentations and recognition events
  • Research natural history information on species found within the animal collection of Disney’s Animals, Science, and Environment (ASE)
  • Write accurate and engaging content, including species profiles that interpret ASE animals for Guests and Cast
  • Learn website software in order to post information for Cast on internal websites
  • Program Facilitation/Support - 20%
  • Communicate with partners in planning seamless Guest and Cast experiences
  • Communicate with partners to ensure all natural history information is reviewed by ASE animal experts
  • Support the planning and implementation of events related to conservation and connecting youth/families to nature
  • Attend meetings concerning Disney’s Animals, Science and Environment Education LOB
  • Life or Environmental Sciences, Education, Biology, Marine Science, Zoology, Recreation, Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, Environmental Public Policy, Conservation or related major
  • Computer proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills including interpersonal skills, working well independently and with teams
  • Demonstrate strong organization and time management skills to prioritize multiple tasks and meet deadlines; analytical and organizational skills, with superior attention to detail
  • Knowledge of various social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube
  • Some leadership experience with a paid or volunteer organization
  • Experience working with the public in a formal or informal learning setting (i.e. zoo, aquarium, museum, science center or classroom)
  • Interest and/or passion for the environment and conservation
  • Public speaking experience
  • Computer proficiency in Apple products and software (i.e.Pages, Keynote, Numbers) and Adobe software (i.e. Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
  • Experience working with website creation software, especially WordPress
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Operational Support - 60%
  • Daily program support for onstage operations with frontline Education Presenter Interns or Cultural Representatives at Disney’s Animal Kingdom or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
  • Communicate with program partners and other lines of business to create a seamless Guest experience
  • Maintain an inventory of supplies
  • Assist with training, as needed
  • Program/Project Development – 30%
  • Assist with program revisions and updates of educational and operational materials
  • Teaching – 10%
  • Interact with Guests through Magical Moments, formal presentations and one-on-one interactions
  • Life or Environmental Sciences, Biology,Zoology, Education, Recreation or related majors
  • Excellent writing skills
  • Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office programs
  • Formal or Informal leadership experience (i.e. shift lead, leadership role in academic or social club, dormitory resident advisor, or coordinator for events)
  • Experience in Adobe Creative Suite
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Fish Research
  • Perform daily water chemistry analysis on six 140-gallon and two 700-gallon research systems
  • Provide daily care of research fish, including feeding and cleaning of their habitats
  • Assist in the plumbing and maintenance of the fish research systems
  • Assist in data collection of daily husbandry care and of various research projects
  • Enter fish data into an Excel spreadsheet
  • Marine Mammal Research
  • Create experimental stimuli (generally out of PVC pipe) for dolphin cognition sessions
  • Assist in preparing for and conducting daily dolphin cognition sessions, including set up and tear down of computer, video and other equipment
  • Enter daily dolphin research data into an Excel spreadsheet
  • General
  • Assist in updating other departments about the research, who in turn teach our guests
  • Talk with guests about our research in an informal educational setting
  • Maintain the cleanliness and organization of research areas
  • Minimum grade point average 3.2
  • College senior or recent college graduate (No graduate students)
  • Demonstrate strong interest in pursuing a research career in aquatic animal-related topics
  • Biology, Zoology, Animal Science, Pre-Veterinary, Psychology or other related science major
  • Minimum of three months mentored independent research experience with aquatic animals under the direction of a senior scientist
  • Demonstrated ability to accurately handle detailed information
  • Minimum of three months experience caring for aquatic animals, preferably at a zoo or aquarium
  • Computer proficiency with word processing and data entry
  • Psychology minor
  • Scientific writing experience
  • Experience with Adobe Photoshop
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • File paper documents (lab work, clinical notes, treatment sheets, etc.) in the appropriate animals’ records
  • Create medical records for new animals
  • Archive inactive records(organizing, scanning, etc.)
  • Enter data into various spreadsheets
  • Track lab results, consulting with outside labs when appropriate
  • Distribute communication regarding lab results
  • Travel to the Tri-Circle D Ranch® on a weekly basis to file and maintain records at that location
  • Share information about medical records with guests during "on-stage" Guest interaction session
  • Work on various projects, as requested, for the Animal Care Staff
  • Health Information Management, Veterinary Technician, Pre-Veterinary, Zoology or related major
  • Written communication skills
  • Minimum of six months of records and/or data management experience
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Primary Wildlife Case Contact
  • Receives all wildlife cases that come to the veterinary hospital from the Walt Disney World® Resort property
  • Performs assessments
  • Giving necessary care as directed by the animal care staff and veterinarians
  • Animal transport to rehabilitation facilities
  • Maintenance of all records and databases
  • Assistant to the Veterinary Technicians
  • Provides support to the Veterinary Technicians
  • Setting up supplies/equipment prior to procedures
  • Maintenance of stock/supplies in the veterinary hospital and at satellite facilities
  • Clean-up after procedures
  • Cleaning/packing/sterilizing instruments
  • Assist with sample preparation and related laboratory paperwork
  • Guest Interaction
  • Give presentations in the on-show veterinary treatment window
  • Biology, Zoology, Animal Science, Life Science or related major
  • Strong interest in veterinary medicine
  • Ability to speak in front of groups
  • Excellent oral communication skills
  • Direct animal care experience (please be sure to reflect the following experiences in your résumé)
  • Minimum of six months at a veterinary clinic
  • Minimum of six months at a wildlife rehabilitation facility
  • The experience should include medicating and restraint of animals as well as cleaning and maintaining animal facilities
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Organize and prepare biological samples for hormonal analysis (e.g. urine and fecal samples from a variety of species including white rhino and okapi)
  • Perform hormonal analyses on a variety of species using enzyme immunoassays (EIA's)
  • Maintain/graph/analyze hormonal data
  • Share information about Science OperationsTeam projects with Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park Guests
  • Operate and maintain laboratory equipment
  • Support the team in other capacities as assigned
  • Junior, senior or recent college graduate, masters student or recent master’s graduate
  • Biology, Animal Science, Zoology, Wildlife Biology or related major
  • Sincere interest in zoo animal reproduction with professional goals in conservation-related fields
  • Minimum of three months of non-classroom research laboratory experience within an established scientific research program
  • Completed coursework (lecture/laboratory) in endocrinology, reproductive biology, chemistry and/or animal physiology
  • Completed additional laboratory coursework (e.g., vertebrate biology, cell biology, biochemistry, organic chemistry)
  • Demonstrated skills in technical writing
  • Technical research laboratory experience in endocrinology, reproductive biology, zoology, or animal physiology including performing enzyme immunoassays
  • Previous experience in a zoological institution/conservation organization
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Guest Presentations - 50%
  • Conduct daily educational presentations on manatees that are entertaining, accurate, and that inspire conservation action
  • Narrate research sessions stressing cognitive studies, marine conservation issues, and marine mammal awareness
  • Diet Preparation/Cleaning - 50%
  • Prepare food daily for manatees and dolphins
  • Sanitize all animal areas, exhibits, and food preparation kitchen
  • Safe handling of Cleaning/Sanitizing solutions
  • Assist with feeding of manatees
  • Occasionally observe various training sessions with dolphins
  • Learn training basics, record keeping and marine mammal research techniques
  • Psychology, Zoology, Biology or related major
  • Three months experience with communicating biological information and making it personal and relevant to guests in an informal setting such as a zoo, aquarium, museum, or nature center
  • Less than six months experience in a marine mammal setting
  • Strong interest in the Marine Mammal field, with long term career goals in training, husbandry and research
  • SCUBA certification is required at the time of application
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Operate the Wilderness Explorer Troop Leaders locations throughout the park, involving large numbers of families with children
  • Deliver conversations and presentations that are accurate, entertaining and that inspire conservation action
  • Staff various animal exhibits throughout the park to communicate the appropriate conservation messages on topics such as wildlife natural history, animal behavior and conservation
  • Responsible for the safety of live invertebrates in containers while presenting them to Guests.*
  • This Professional Internship does not have any direct animal contact as part of the regular duties. All daily animal husbandry and care is provided by our Animal Keeper Staff
  • Minimum grade point average 2.0
  • Freshman, sophomore, junior, senior or recent college graduate (within six months of graduation)
  • Biology, Zoology, Animal Behavior, Conservation, Environmental Studies or Education or related majors
  • Demonstrated strong conservation and environmental knowledge in order to communicate the appropriate wildlife conservation messages to all guests
  • Proven ability to work as part of a high performance team
  • Demonstrated ability to communicate biological information and make it personal and relevant to guests in an informal setting
  • Experience working with children
  • Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park
  • The Seas with Nemo & Friends® Pavilion at Epcot®
  • Teaching 50%-70%
  • Facilitate conservation-based programs designed for the following audiences
  • A national audience of adults
  • Groups of students from around the country, grades 2-12
  • Children and their families at local pediatric hospitals
  • Children, grades K-7, as a part of Disney’s Conservation Day Camps
  • Teach and support new programs which may be in development
  • Program Support 30% - 50%
  • Support, above said programs, including, but not limited to the set up and breakdown of materials and behind-the-scenes logistics
  • Minimum Grade Point Average of 2.0
  • Life or Environmental Sciences, Education, Biology, Marine Science, Zoology, Recreation or related majors
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Analyze salt and fresh water aquatic animal systems and marine mammal holding areas daily
  • Field sample reptile, terrestrial mammal and avian aquatic habitats weekly
  • Organize and take care of the upkeep of the instrumental and water chemistry laboratories at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park and The Seas with Nemo & Friends® Pavilion chemistry labs
  • Operate analytical equipment, including
  • Dissolved Oxygen Sensors
  • PH Sensors
  • ORP Sensors
  • Tensionometers
  • Turbidity Meters
  • Ion Chromatograph
  • Gas Chromatograph
  • Spectrophotometer
  • Total Organic Carbon (TOC) analyzer
  • Research projects may involve fisheries health management, aquatic habitat support, ozone disinfecting systems and new water treatment technology
  • Junior, Senior, or recent college graduate
  • Chemistry major, or a solid foundation in applied chemistry fields
  • Completed coursework in organic chemistry, analytical chemistry and instrumentation
  • Computer proficiency with Windows XP, Microsoft Word and Excel
  • Ability to interact with Walt Disney World® resort guests and Cast Members in a courteous and friendly manner
  • Ability to lift a 50-pound load daily
  • Three months of independent research or paid laboratory experience
  • Possesses a long-term interest in water chemistry
  • Three months of independent chemistry research
  • Advanced proficiency with analytical chemistry techniques, including ion chromatography methods
  • Experience in analytical water analysis methods
  • Experience with home aquariums or general aquatic chemistry
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Assist Behavioral and Animal Husbandry Areas with various initiatives as they arise
  • Observe training and enrichment sessions
  • Conduct literature searches
  • Compile/evaluate training and/or enrichment data
  • Implement enrichment projects
  • Assist in developing website content and creative ideas for external and internal websites
  • Film, edit and organize photos and video of various training and enrichment projects
  • Assess animal visibility (i.e., how visible the animals are to Guests throughout the park)
  • Share information about Science Team projects with Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park
  • Interact with Guests to communicate conservation messages about wildlife and wild places
  • College senior or recent college graduate
  • Major in Biology, Zoology, Psychology or related major
  • Proficient in multimedia technology (photography, videography, video-editing)
  • Sincere interest and desire to continue learning about animal training and enrichment
  • Team player with strong work ethic and willingness to work on a flexible schedule
  • Demonstrated strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Demonstrated strong guest service skills
  • MUST have participated in an Animal, Science and Environment Professional Internship at Walt Disney World prior to applying
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Conduct behavioral observations, and manage and analyze data for a variety of projects
  • Assist in scientific literature searches and internet-based research related to animal welfare
  • Assist in animal research technologies as needed, such as poster-making, GIS mapping, and assistance with audio-visual media
  • Engage park Guests about our work relating to animal care and conservation
  • Minimum Grade Point Average of 3.0
  • Biology, Zoology, Psychology or other related major
  • Minimum of three months experience observing and quantifying behavior in an established research program
  • Experience using multimedia technologies that can be used to enhance the study of animal behavior (e.g., photography, videography, video editing, remote sensing and surveillance, GIS, or statistics, etc)
  • Experience speaking to the public (as part of a class, as an educator, docent, etc.)
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Lead daily informative and interactive guest tours through the greenhouses, labs and the aquaculture facility
  • Maintain cleanliness of all areas
  • Assist with maintenance of life support systems and husbandry for the aquaculture systems
  • Collect and record data on feeding records, necropsies and water chemistries
  • Perform and analyze water chemistries
  • Feed the fish
  • Clean the tanks
  • Assist with disease recognition and treatments, if necessary
  • Participate in training sessions, classes and meetings, as scheduled
  • Sophomore, junior, senior or recent college graduate
  • Aquaculture, Marine Science, Biology, Animal Science or related major
  • Knowledge of water quality lab techniques
  • Must have experience with water quality monitoring
  • Minimum of three months aquatic animal husbandry experience or completed college course in aquaculture
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Work alongside nutrition assistants to prepare and deliver balanced and enriching diets for the 1500+ animals living at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park and Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge®
  • Engage guests in conversations relating to conservation and the Animal Nutrition Center mission
  • Assist in nutrition research projects such as food nutrient analysis (sample processing, data collection and entry) and quality control (forages, feeds, browses, etc.)
  • Utilize in-house laboratory equipment (ovens, freeze dryer, grinder, Near Infrared Reflectance Spectrophotometer, bomb calorimeter, etc.)
  • Track, organize and present data on animals in our collection to Animal Nutrition Center staff
  • Work in a team environment to accomplish area tasks
  • Minimum grade point average 2.7
  • Animal Science, Nutrition, Biology, Zoology, Wildlife Biology, Food Science or other related science majors
  • Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel 2010 (including use of functions and formatting). Will not require additional training to use either program
  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and team lift 75 pounds (more or less) throughout the day
  • Completion of at least one full semester college level nutrition course
  • Sincere interest in animal nutrition and desire to continue learning about animal nutrition
  • Three months of animal husbandry or food preparation experience
  • Minimum Grade Point Average 3.0
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Assess animal visibility (i.e., how visible the animals are to guests throughout the park)
  • Conduct animal behavior observations on a variety of species
  • Interact with guests to communicate conservation messages about wildlife and wild places
  • Enter data and maintain databases on animal visibility
  • Enter and code conservation education data
  • Assist in the design and implementation of animal behavior studies
  • Assist in the entry, analysis and evaluation of animal behavior data
  • Major in Biology, Zoology, Psychology or other related science majors
  • Extensive experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, and conducting literature searches
  • Minimum of six months mentored independent research experience (preferably in animal behavior) under the direction of a senior scientist
  • Minimum of six months experience in an animal setting, preferably a zoo, aquarium or research laboratory
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Fish Research Perform daily water chemistry analysis on six 140-gallon and two 700-gallon research systems
  • Marine Mammal Research Create experimental stimuli (generally out of PVC pipe) for dolphin cognition sessions
  • General Assist in updating other departments about the research, who in turn teach our guests
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Operational Support - 60% Daily program support for onstage operations with frontline Education Presenter Interns or Cultural Representatives at Disney’s Animal Kingdom or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
  • Program/Project Development – 30% Assist with program revisions and updates of educational and operational materials
  • Teaching – 10% Interact with Guests through Magical Moments, formal presentations and one-on-one interactions
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Guest Presentations - 50% Conduct daily educational presentations on manatees that are entertaining, accurate, and that inspire conservation action
  • Diet Preparation/Cleaning - 50% Prepare food daily for manatees and dolphins
  • General Assist with feeding of manatees
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Primary Wildlife Case Contact Receives all wildlife cases that come to the veterinary hospital from the Walt Disney World® Resort property
  • Assistant to the Veterinary Technicians Provides support to the Veterinary Technicians
  • Guest Interaction Give presentations in the on-show veterinary treatment window
  • Direct animal care experience (please be sure to reflect the following experiences in your résumé): Minimum of six months at a veterinary clinic
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Life or Environmental Sciences, Biology,Zoology, Education, Recreation, Communications or related majors
  • Experience working with a multi-cultural team or in an international setting
  • Proven problem-solving abilities and critical thinking skills
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Operate analytical equipment and perform laboratory methodologies, including
  • Computer proficiency with Windows Operating Systems, Microsoft Office Programs
  • Ability to lift, move and carry a 50-pound load daily
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Perform hormone analyses for a variety of exotic species to assess animal physiology such as pregnancy, effective contraception, and positive welfare as part of our animals’ comprehensive preventative health care plan
  • Present animal hormone and behavior information to science and animal husbandry and health partners to help with animal management decisions
  • Share team projects and conservation stories with Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park Guests to inspire them to conserve species and their habitats
  • Minimum three months of non-classroom research laboratory experience in established scientific research program
  • Ability to think critically and interpret biological information
  • Attention to detail and skilled at following laboratory protocols
  • Eagerness to share passion with other individuals and group tours
  • Enthusiasm for animal conservation and care in zoos
  • Sincere interest in zoo animal endocrinology with professional goals in conservation-related fields
  • Junior, senior or recent college graduate, masters student, or recent master’s graduate
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Direct animal care experience including medicating and restraint of animals as well as cleaning and maintaining animal facilities as indicated below (please be sure to reflect the following experiences in your resume)
  • Must have a valid U.S. driver’s license
  • Cursory knowledge of the Walt Disney World® Resort
  • Leadership experience
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Experience utilizing computer design programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign
  • Proven ability to develop engaging, accurate and concise written content
  • Previous multi-media design, copywriting and editing experience
  • Previous relevant experience interacting with the public in a formal or informal learning setting (i.e. zoo, aquarium, museum, science center or classroom)
  • Successful completion of the Disney College Program, Disney Professional Internship Program or Disney Culinary Programs
  • Life or Environmental Sciences, Education, Recreation, Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, Environmental Public Policy, Conservation or related major
  • A portfolio is required as part of this application process. This portfolio must be included as a PDF, any other portfolio submissions may not be considered.**
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Excellent problem-solving abilities and critical thinking skills
  • Ability to speak more than one language
  • Currently enrolled or recent college graduate
  • Life or Environmental Sciences, Environmental Policy, Biology, Zoology, Education, Recreation, Communications or related major
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Minimum of three months experience working in an established animal or ecological research program
  • Experience engaging the public in a formal or informal setting (i.e., zoo, aquarium, museum, science center or classroom)
  • Valid US driver’s license (operating a company vehicle may be required in this role)
  • Experience working or volunteering in an AZA-accredited zoo or aquarium
  • Knowledge or experience in the field of animal welfare science
  • Experience with ambient environmental measurement (e.g., sound, light, vibration)
  • Experience with GIS mapping
  • Experience using multimedia technologies (e.g., Photoshop, Illustrator, iMovie)
  • Senior or recent college graduate
  • Biology, zoology, psychology, ecology or related major
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Observe, film, edit and organize photos and video of various training and enrichment projects
  • Document, compile and evaluate training and/or enrichment data
  • Share information with Guests about Science Team projects with Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
  • Participated in an Animal, Science and Environment Professional Internship at Walt Disney World
  • At least 6 months of current or past experience in a zoological institution or aquarium
  • Experience working with Mac computers with a proficiency in iMovie, Keynote and Final Cut Pro
  • Enrolled as a junior, senior or recent graduate
  • Animal Science, Zoology, Biology, Nutrition, Zoo Sciences, Wildlife Biology or related major
  • Minimum GPA of 3.0
  • Writing Sample - Write a short synopsis (Approximately 200-300 words) describing Simba, his family and the savanna habitat in which he lives using factual information about lions. This link will take you to Disney’s Animal Kingdom profile page on lions to get you started: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/animal-kingdom/disney-animals-lions
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • SCUBA certification is required at the time of application. Applicants must currently have a SCUBA certification card when applying for the internship
  • Must have a valid U.S. driver's license
  • College senior or recent college graduate (no graduate students)
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Assist with maintenance of life support systems
  • Coordinate and perform fish husbandry activities (i.e. feeding, tank cleaning, behavioral observations, fish handling) for the aquaculture systems
  • Working knowledge of water quality monitoring techniques and animal husbandry skills
  • Minimum of three months aquatic animal husbandry experience or completed college courses in fisheries biology/aquaculture
  • A valid driver's license
  • Sophomore, junior, senior, or recent college graduate
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Prepare daily diets for aquarium fish, sea turtles, and invertebrates
  • Feed and train a variety of teleosts, elasmobranchs, and sea turtles (~ 65 species) in the 5.7 million gallon saltwater aquarium, utilizing scuba diving
  • Assist with maintenance of life support systems and animal care for a series of smaller exhibits featuring fish, corals, and other invertebrates
  • Collect and record data on feeding, necropsies, animal training, and perform analyses on water chemistries to maintain optimum aquarium system health
  • Make an impact by sharing conservation messages with guests through daily presentations
  • Ability to lift and carry 60 pounds
  • Minimum of three months experience (full time, internship, classroom, or volunteer) working with aquarium systems, including tank maintenance, plumbing, and water quality control
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Three months of public speaking experience in a zoo, aquarium, museum or nature center setting
  • Strong career interest in marine mammal training or husbandry
  • Biology, Behavior or related science major
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  • Assess animal visibility (i.e. how visible the animals are to Guests) to evaluate the animal-guest experience in our park
  • Collect data, maintain databases and create reports for animal visibility
  • Assist in the design and implementation of animal behavior studies through conducting literature reviews and animal behavior observations on a variety of species
  • Interact with Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park Guests to communicate conservation stories in order to inspire them to conserve wildlife and wild places
  • No direct animal contact takes place in this role
  • A minimum of six month of mentored independent research experience under a senior scientist
  • A minimum of three months of animal behavior research under the direction of senior scientist
  • Enthusiasm for animal care and conservation in zoos
  • Ability to think critically and make independent decisions
  • Attention to detail and multi-tasking skills
  • Proven experience with multiple steps in the research process in an animal research setting
  • A valid U.S. driver’s license and personal mode of transportation to travel to and from the workplace and to behind-the-scenes work locations
  • The ability to operate a company vehicle. Candidate must be willing and able to operate a company vehicle under inclement weather, including minimal lighting
  • Minimum 3 months of experience in Zoo, Aquarium, Museum, Research Center, Nature Center, or equivalent
  • Professional goals which include attending graduate school or gaining employment in an animal or conservation field
  • Senior or recent college graduates only
  • Writing Sample- Write a short synopsis (Approximately 200-300 words) describing Simba, his family and the savanna habitat in which he lives using factual information about lions. This link will take you to Disney’s Animal Kingdom profile page on lions to get you started: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/animal-kingdom/disney-animals-lions
  • Log into your dashboard at www.DisneyInterns.com
  • Click the link labeled “edit profile info”
  • Be sure your document is titled in this format: FirstName_LastName_Type (i.e. Mickey_Mouse_Transcripts or Mickey_Mouse_CoverLetter)
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Proven ability to develop engaging, accurate, and concise written content
  • Junior, senior or recent college graduate studying Life or Environmental Sciences, Education, Recreation, Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, Environmental Public Policy, Conservation or related major
  • A portfolio is required as part of this application process. This portfolio must be included as a PDF, any other portfolio submissions may not be considered. Suggested portfolio content, examples of all the below are not required
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Receive all wildlife cases that come to the veterinary hospital from the Walt Disney World® Resort property while providing necessary care as directed by the animal care staff and veterinarians
  • Support the hospital operation by monitoring stock/supplies, cleaning/packing/sterilizing instruments and assisting with sample preparation and related laboratory paperwork
  • Animal transport to rehabilitation facilities as needed
  • Inspire our guests in the on-show veterinary treatment window daily
  • Minimum of six months experience at a veterinary clinic
  • Minimum of six months experience at a wildlife rehabilitation facility
  • Comfortable with public speaking, and presenting to small groups
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Feed and train a variety of fish, rays, and shark species
  • Minimum of three months experience (paid, internship, classroom, or volunteer) in aquatic animal care (primarily with fish and invertebrates), including diet preparation, feeding, and cleaning
  • Minimum of three months experience (paid, internship, classroom, or volunteer) working with aquarium systems, including tank maintenance, plumbing, and water quality control
  • Junior, senior or recent college graduate focused on Undergrad Degree
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Analyze salt and fresh water aquatic animal systems and marine mammal holding areas with state-of-the-art analytical instrumentation including Dissolved Oxygen, ORP & pH Sensors, Spectrophotometers, TOC Analyzer, Ion Chromatograph and more!
  • Explore both guest areas and behind the scenes to sample reptile, terrestrial mammal and avian aquatic habitats weekly
  • Support cutting edge applied research projects in the field of fisheries health management, aquatic ecology or water treatment technology development
  • Partner with Management in the care and upkeep of the instrumental and water chemistry laboratories at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park and The Seas with Nemo & Friends® Pavilion chemistry labs so that they are safe, efficient and guest- tour-ready at all times
  • An ability to lift and carry a 50-pound load daily
  • Three months of independent chemistry research or paid laboratory experience
  • Proven experience with analytical chemistry techniques, including method development and troubleshooting of instrumentation
  • Experience with the cycling and maintenance of salt water aquariums
  • A minimum grade point average of 3.0
  • Minimum of Junior, Senior or recent college graduate standing
  • A chemistry major, or a solid foundation in applied chemistry fields
  • Completed coursework in organic chemistry and analytical chemistry with applied laboratory instrumentation experience that includes spectrophotometric and ion chromatographic methods
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Minimum of three months experience working in an established animal behavior research program
  • Experience using multimedia technologies (e.g., Photoshop, 3D Printer, Illustrator, iMovie)
  • Previous Disney work experience
  • Biology, zoology, psychology or related major
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Actively invite Guests to connect with animals and conservation topics at Wilderness Explorer Troop Leader locations throughout the park
  • Empower thousands of Guests to positively impact wildlife and take conservation action
  • Share natural history and animal behavior information using fun and engaging interpretive techniques
  • Personal passion for wildlife conservation, as well as a passion for sharing insight and knowledge of wildlife conservation with others
  • Demonstrated strong conservation and environmental knowledge
  • Previous experience working with children and families
  • Knowledge and passion for sharing science-related information in a learning environment (classroom, zoo, aquarium, museum, camp, nature center, etc.)
  • Ability to regularly work weekends and holidays, outdoors, and in all weather conditions
  • Required Education
  • Currently enrolled in a college/university or recent college graduate
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Narrate science-based studies stressing cognitive inquiry, marine mammal awareness and marine conservation issues in an engaging and informative format
  • Prepare daily diets for the marine mammal collection at The Seas with Nemo and Friends
  • Promote a healthy environment through sanitation and cleanliness
  • Build knowledge of behavior, training and record management
  • Contribute to ocean conservation on a global scale
  • Strong comfort level with public speaking and presenting to large groups of guests
  • SCUBA certification, and possession of a SCUBA certification card, is required at the time of application
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Animal Programs Resume Examples & Samples

  • Prepare and deliver balanced and enriching diets for our 1500+ animals as you work alongside our nutrition assistants
  • Champion food safety to ensure animals receive diets of impeccable quality and nutrition
  • Collect and organize dynamic diet data and robust animal health information (blood values, body weights and diet consumption) to assist our nutrition laboratory team
  • Utilize in-house laboratory equipment (Near Infrared Reflectance Spectrophotometer, freeze dryer, ovens, grinders, hay corers and bomb calorimeter)
  • Engage guests in conversations relating to the importance of nutrition as preventative medicine, conservation and the Animal Nutrition Center mission
  • A sincere interest in Animal Nutrition and a desire to continue learning about animal nutrition
  • Proven analytical experience organizing and manipulating data in Microsoft Excel including use of averages, standard deviation and graphing functions
  • Strong comfort level utilizing Excel
  • Must have a valid US Driver’s License