Join our Innovative Animal Care Team in Nyköping!

Location: Södermanlands län, Sweden
Job Types: Full Time
Timing/Shifts: 5 Day Week

UP TO $ 9,000 / month

We are looking for a passionate and dedicated individual to join our dynamic team as a Wildlife Rehabilitation Specialist at Nyköpings Räddningstjänst.

As a Wildlife Rehabilitation Specialist, you will contribute to the health and well-being of our region's wildlife, providing crucial care and support to ensure their successful rehabilitation and eventual re-introduction into their natural habitats.

Key Responsibilities:

Assessing and providing medical care for injured or orphaned wildlife
Designing and implementing specialized rehabilitation plans for different animal species
Monitoring the progress of wildlife undergoing rehabilitation
Collaborating with wildlife agencies and conservation organizations to ensure compliance with rehabilitation standards and protocols
Educating the public about wildlife conservation and the importance of coexisting with local wildlife

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Zoology, Wildlife Biology, Veterinary Science, or related field
Proven experience in wildlife rehabilitation and animal care
Strong knowledge of local wildlife species and their ecological requirements
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Passion for wildlife conservation and environmental stewardship

Why Join Us?

At Nyköpings Räddningstjänst, we pride ourselves on our innovative approach to animal care and rehabilitation. Joining our team means contributing to a dynamic and forward-thinking organization that is dedicated to making a tangible difference in wildlife conservation and protection. We offer a supportive work environment and the opportunity to work with a diverse range of wildlife species, making every day both challenging and rewarding.

If you are ready to bring your expertise and passion for wildlife rehabilitation to our team, we encourage you to apply and help further our mission of protecting and conserving our local wildlife population.