Research Associate II: Bison Herd Manager
Fort Collinsonsitemanager$57K – $61K
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Job Description Position Summary: This position will manage bison and facilities to support research, teaching, and outreach. Primary responsibilities are to manage and coordinate daily care of and operations for the bison herd on the Foothills Campus of CSU, at Soapstone Prairie Natural Area, and a ranch in northern Colorado. This person will be required to maintain the general Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) protocol for animal care as well as enforce IACUC accepted standards for ongoing research protocols. The RA II will oversee and maintain facilities and equipment related to the herd, contribute to the general operations and maintain high standards of cleanliness in all facilities.…
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