Wildlife Research Technician - Louisiana (Deer Study)
University of Georgia
Georgia
On-site
USD 35,000 - 45,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
The University of Georgia is seeking a Deer Research Technician to capture and monitor white-tailed deer in Louisiana. Responsibilities include immobilizing animals, using telemetry technologies, and collecting data. This role requires physical stamina as candidates must lift heavy weights and drive 4-wheel drive vehicles. Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter. This is a temporary position contingent on a background investigation.
Qualifications
Experience in capturing and handling wildlife, particularly deer.
Proficient in data collection and management.
Able to operate 4-wheel drive vehicles and perform physically demanding tasks.
Responsibilities
Capture adult and juvenile white-tailed deer using various techniques.
Immobilize captured animals for monitoring.
Investigate related mortality events and collect data.
Skills
Capture adult and juvenile white-tailed deer
Immobilize captured animals
Monitor via radio telemetry and GPS
Data collection and management
Interacting with agency personnel
Job description
The University of Georgia is seeking a Deer Research Technician to capture and monitor white-tailed deer in Louisiana. Responsibilities include immobilizing animals, using telemetry technologies, and collecting data. This role requires physical stamina as candidates must lift heavy weights and drive 4-wheel drive vehicles. Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter. This is a temporary position contingent on a background investigation.