Senior Species at Risk Biologist Jobs

Knowledge and experience in threat assessment and risk management, triaging risk, sexual violence, mental health, behavioural issues and/or addictions an asset

Minimum undergraduate degree in a related field; equivalent combinations of education and experience will be considered

3 to 5 years of experience working in a complex and confidential environment

Extensive knowledge of suicide intervention, violence prevention, and privacy legislation

Exceptional knowledge of a wide variety of resources on campus and in the community for students, staff, and faculty members

Excellent and effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to thoughtfully communicate sensitive information

Demonstrated knowledge and experience in using remote sensing devices and capture-mark-recapture techniques to monitor mammal species in remote settings.

Considerable experience in coordinating and managing wildlife-related field projects in remote environments, using non-invasive and capture-mark-recapture methods.

Personal suitability in mentoring and the daily management of technicians and students.

Experience in coordinating and managing wildlife sample collection in a laboratory setting.

Demonstrated experience in data analyses using GIS and R software

Demonstrated experience in report writing, including peer-reviewed reports or publications.