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Boston Children’s Hospital seeks an Aquatic Resources Technician to support the Aquatic Resources Program in maintaining research fish populations and facilities. Under the ARP Manager, you will perform operational and husbandry tasks, ensuring animal health and productivity while complying with regulations.
Responsibilities include feeding, operating recirculating systems, recording health observations, spawning and fertilization, keeping live invertebrate cultures, water quality testing, staff
Provides high quality daily care and maintenance of fish used in research within the Aquatic Resources Program ARP. Under the direction of the ARP Program Manager, this position involves significant and varied technical activities to support the management of aquaculture facilities and laboratory populations of fish. Performs operational, husbandry, and customer service functions and will be responsible for operating multiple recirculating aquaculture systems and ensuring that optimal animal health and productivity is sustained, all in accordance with federal and institutional regulations and policies.
Education:
High School diploma/GED is required.
1+ year experience in aquaculture environment is preffered.
AALAS level certification or working to obtain AALAS certification is preferred.
The posted pay range is Boston Children's reasonable and good-faith expectation for this pay at the time of posting.
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