Research Veterinarian

• Manage the health of captive Tasmanian devils and fat-tailed dunnarts, implementing immunisation protocols and other research procedures
• Lead or assist on Tasmanian devil trapping trips in the field
• Submit and manage Animal Ethics projects with the Wild Immunology Group
• Coordinating sample collection from wildlife with different stakeholders
• Maintain accurate and comprehensive records of procedures, samples and laboratory results
• Assist and train new students and staff in animal procedures and sample collection
• Learn laboratory procedures from the team and assist with laboratory assays

• Registered veterinarian, or appropriate overseas training to become registered as a veterinarian in Tasmania prior to starting this role. (A PhD with extensive wildlife field and lab experience may also be considered.)
• Experience working with Tasmanian devils and other native species, including handling, anaesthesia, clinical management and necropsy procedures. (Alternative field work experience may be considered.)
• Laboratory experience, including cell culture, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry and/or molecular techniques
• High level written and oral communication skills, including in animal ethics applications and reporting, writing scientific articles and presentations
• Ability to work independently and in a team environment, and capacity to implement work health and safety (WHS) policies and safe work practices
• Valid driving license and willingness to drive to field locations pulling a trailer with devil traps
• Australian or New Zealand Citizenship, permanent residency or a valid visa that enables you to fulfil the requirements of this role

17% superannuation