Deer Field and Lab Technician-2

Fort Collinsonsite

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Job Description Position Summary: This position will run the field program studying the transmission dynamics of various diseases in both mule deer and whitetail deer in Northern Colorado. The individual will assist in capturing deer via clover traps, drop nets, and darting. The individual will be responsible for the collection and processing of biological samples, ear tags, collar placement, and other aspects of capture workups. In addition, the individual will be trained to manage laboratory samples, support laboratory analyses, and perform necropsies on dead animals. This study has a large recapture component; thus, the individual must have extensive experience locating and darting collared deer.…

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