The Wildlife Rehabilitation Coordinator works closely with the Wildlife Rehabilitation Manager and Technicians to make sure all animals in rehab are being properly cared for. This position requires a positive, energetic person who likes challenges and isn’t afraid of change, a person who can lead, is self-motivated, can work independently and with others, can prioritize many tasks, and has a…
The veterinary technician assistant provides support for the veterinary staff including the veterinarians and the veterinary technicians. There are many tasks in the wildlife rehabilitation hospital that are not part of everyday tasks in dog and cat hospitals. For example, when animals are admitted in a clutch or a litter, they need to be identified so that they can be…
Since 1979, the HHS Wildlife Center has been committed to providing quality emergency care and rehabilitation for injured, ill, and orphaned wildlife, with the goal of releasing our patients back into the wild. The Admissions Specialist is responsible for intaking animals for our Wildlife Hospital, which takes in wildlife brought to us by the general public and answering incoming phone…