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Lead Conservation Scientist: Biomarker Research & Development
- Jobs | Mid Career
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Chester Zoo
- Chester Zoo, Chester, UK
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5 years ago
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Chester Zoo
Lead Conservation Scientist: Biomarker Research & Development
- Jobs | Mid Career
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Chester Zoo
- Chester Zoo, Chester, UK
- Posted
5 years ago
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Chester Zoo
Overview
Expiry date: | 22:59, 30 April 2019 |
Location: | Chester |
Salary: | £36,733.78 Per Annum |
Benefits: | Excellent benefits package |
Permanent – 40 hours
We are Chester Zoo, and for over 80 years we’ve been a leading conservation and education charity, and an amazing, award-winning visitor attraction. We are leading best practice in science, education and husbandry to create a sustainable future for wildlife. We do this by managing animal and plant populations, safeguarding habitats and empowering people to value nature and build conservation into their daily lives. We use scientific evidence to help identify and address many of the challenges our natural world faces. Our research helps in decision making that improves the management of the animals and plants in our care and influence the sustainability of wild populations. We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Lead Conservation Scientist to join the Chester Zoo Science team on a permanent basis. Using knowledge from the field of conservation physiology, the role will focus on the development of health biomarkers in our wildlife endocrinology laboratory. The Role: The successful candidate will: • Be educated to Master’s level or have demonstrable equivalent research experience The salary for this role is £36,733.78 per annum based on 40 hours per week, worked Monday-Friday, with occasional evening / weekend work as required. In addition, we offer a range of amazing benefits which can be found at https://www.chesterzoo.org/footer/careers/working-at-chester-zoo To apply for this position, please provide your current CV and complete the application form highlighting your skills and experience including why you believe you should be considered for our Lead Conservation Scientist: Biomarker Research & Development role. Closing date for applications is 30th April 2019
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