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Current Job Postings
The Wildlife Conservation Society is a non-profit, equal opportunity, diversity committed employer. Base benefits for full-time positions include: 3 weeks vacation, medical/dental, pension/401(k), and on-site parking.
If you are interested in any of these positions, please send a resume and cover letter, including salary requirements, to the location stated on the posting or:
Human Resources
The Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern Boulevard
Bronx, New York 10460
recruitment@wcs.org
Please include the appropriate Box Code for the posting.
Faxes are not accepted.
Assistant Veterinarian in Zoological Medicine and Surgery
The Global Health Programs Division of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) announces an opening for an Assistant Veterinarian in Zoological Medicine and Surgery. The position is based at the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo, with services also performed at the Central Park Zoo, Queens Zoo, Prospect Park Zoo, and the New York Aquarium, all located in New York City. These zoos and the aquarium consist of animal collections of over 19,000 individuals of over 1300 species which provides a varied and large patient caseload. The successful applicant will participate in all phases and aspects of zoo medicine and surgery as well as clinical practice (preventative and therapeutic medicine and surgery, quarantine and pre-shipment procedures, anesthesia, assisting in writing and implementing protocols), and will share on-call, weekend, and holiday duties as necessary.
This full-time position provides competitive salary and benefits. Applicants must have a DVM, VMD or equivalent degree from an accredited veterinary school. Licensure or eligibility for licensure in New York state, USDA accreditation, DEA licensure, and ability to work in the United States are required. Additional prerequisites include at least two years of practical clinical experience in the veterinary care of non-domestic species. An internship or residency in zoological, avian, wildlife, or aquatic animal medicine and specialty board certification (ACZM or ABVP) or eligibility desirable.
Application deadline is 1 June 2008. Please submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, 3 letters of recommendation and professional school transcripts. Email submission of letter of interest and curriculum vitae is preferred. Submit application materials to:
Human Resources
Wildlife Conservation Society
2300 Southern Blvd
Bronx, NY 10460
recruitment@wcs.org
Equal opportunity employer M/F/H/V.
Development Officer, Planned Giving
Leading international conservation organization, headquartered at Bronx Zoo, seeks experienced professional to join WCS’s planned giving team, working to cultivate, solicit, and steward donors/prospects. Qualifications: B.A./B.S. and 3-5 years of progressively responsible development experience, with emphasis on planned giving and working directly with donors/prospects; excellent writing, organizational, interpersonal, and teamwork skills; attention to detail; ability to work independently; proficiency with Microsoft Office suite and internet-based research; intellectual curiosity and interest in WCS’s mission. Familiarity with Raiser’s Edge (or similar database) and PG Calc a plus. Benefits: generous vacation, medical/dental, 401K, pension, tuition reimbursement and on-site parking. Salary commensurate with experience.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, N.Y. 10460
e-mail to hr@wcs.org Type code in subject DM744
SQL Programmer / Analyst
The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo is seeking applications for a SQL Programmer / Analyst. The primary job responsibility of the individual in this position is to provide SQL support for the GAINS application. These duties encompass the following, but are not limited to database design, development, management, and reporting, desktop and web application programming, and coordinating external application development efforts. The ideal candidate will have a degree in computer science or closely related field; a relevant combination of academic qualifications and experience may be substituted for a degree. You will have knowledge of with the ability to demonstrate application of database design, development, management and reporting, and SQL programming and SQL Server development. Experience in one or more of the following areas, is required: .NET programming, J2SE / J2ME / J2EE programming, and JavaScript. The candidate should be comfortable in a high-paced environment, be detail-oriented and able to demonstrate a methodological and rigorous approach to problem-solving, and be able to communicate technology-related material effectively to a non-technology audience.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: SQL
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, N.Y. 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject
Data Assistant
The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo is seeking applications for a Data Assistant. The primary job responsibility of the individual in this position is to support the data import process for the Global Avian Influenza Network for Surveillance (GAINS) project’s Wildlife Information System for Disease Observation and Monitoring (WISDOM). These duties include but are not limited to testing software and documenting issues, facilitating the data import process through collection, formatting, validation, and submission of data. Other duties include reporting on data inconsistency and validation issues, posting documents, links and other materials to the web site, developing documentation to support the GAINS application and monitoring the web site to ensure consistency of pages, links, documents, and information. The ideal candidate will be proficient with Microsoft Office, have a thorough understanding of Excel and Word, and be able to demonstrate a detail-oriented, methodological and rigorous approach to problem-solving. The ideal candidate will have some knowledge of at least two of the following: web content management systems, web site development and databases. We are seeking a candidate who is curious and eager to learn about new technologies.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: DATASST
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, N.Y 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject
Human Resources Specialist
The Wildlife Conservation Society seeks a Human Resources Specialist to support the design and management of compensation, HR information systems, and e-learning programs. This individual will implement HR process improvements to ensure adherence to legal and organizational requirements and seek to be innovative and identify cost effective ways to help WCS fulfil our mission and enhance customer service and satisfaction. This individual will also create management reports from the WCS HR information system, manage a HRIS data quality control process, assist system users with complex queries and mass data loads, and provide training and guidance in reporting. This individual will also assist in administering the compensation plan and in rolling out enhancements to compensation program; and mmanage the e-learning program, analyzing trends and proactively finding ways to expand program to meet employee and manager needs.
The ideal candidate has strong Excel and data manipulation skills, attention to detail, customer orientation, solid interpersonal skills, organizational ability, and ownership for solving problems. Minimum 2-4 years experience. Experience with HR information systems or compensation a plus
Manager - Cashroom & G/S Accounting
The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo is seeking applications for a Manger of Cash Room and G/S Accounting. The Manager of the Cash Room and G/S Accounting, under the direction of the Deputy Comptroller, will manage the Institution's cash rooms. Have the ability to record and prepare reports regarding Business Services revenue & expense activities and to record various other inventory usages.
Candidates must be proficient in Microsoft Excel (Macros) and have a familiar with cash management software. Candidates must also have the ability to work with resident Accounting Software, as well as knowledge in using cash counting equipment & money sorters. Strong knowledge of NYS sales taxes. Ability to manage staff both on and off-site. Must be available 24/7 to attend to cash room emergencies as needed. Two or four year Accounting Degree
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept.
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, NY 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject Code: MGRCASH
Project Manager (readvertisement – 24th March 2008)
Located in Kampala, Uganda, with extensive travel to project sites in Northern Uganda.
Project Duration:
The project is funded for a minimum of 2.5 years with extension likely. WCS are keen to recruit someone who has a longer-term interest in working with an International Conservation NGO and are very hopeful that beyond the life of this project other opportunities for advancement within the organization will be possible for the right person.
Position Summary:
The Project Manager will oversee the implementation of project activities and supervise project staff, partners and management systems. He or she will deputize for the Project Director where necessary, and is expected to actively participate in the implementation of project activities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee the day to day management of the project, including oversight of the development and implementation of workplans, and project reporting and monitoring and evaluation systems.
- Assist the project director with the technical oversight of project activities, and to ensure high quality of project products and outputs.
- Oversee management of sub-awards to partner organizations and consultancy contracts.
- Oversight of financial and administrative management for the project.
- Supervise the Technical Specialists, and Administrative staff.
- Work with the Project Director and other staff to prepare technical and financial reports for donors and partners
- According to his or her areas of technical expertise, directly supervise project activities.
Experience and Skills:
- Experience with management of biodiversity conservation projects, including USAID awards, as well as funds from other public and private donors; negotiation and management of contracts and consultancies; tracking, monitoring and reporting on progress indicators.
- Experience with developing and supervising workplans and budgets.
- Experience and skills in technical areas related to the project, including wildlife ecology research methods, community mobilization, community-based natural resource management, participatory rural land use planning and/or protected area management.
- Strong management and interpersonal skills, ability to work with people at all levels in a multicultural setting
- Post-graduate degree and three to five year’s management experience.
Interested candidates should send cover letter and CV and/or requests for further project details to Graeme Patterson at: gpatterson@wcs.org, with copies to Pamela Watim ( pwatim@wcs.org), Christina Connolly ( cconnolly@wcs.org) and Alastair McNeilage ( amcneilage@wcs.org). This should include description of your salary history and salary expectations in this position.
This position is being re-advertised (on 21st March 2008). There is no application deadline for this position, which will remain open until filled. We seek to fill this position as soon as possible and therefore encourage prompt response to this advertisement.
The Wildlife Conservation Society is a non-profit, equal opportunity, diversity committed employer.
Life Support Systems (LSS) Technician
The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo is seeking applications for a Life Support Systems (LSS) Technician. In this role you will be responsible for 24-hour operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of all the aquatic Bronx Zoo life support systems. The LSS Technician interacts with outside contractors, consultants and other service providers and technical representatives and keepers through and with direction from the Animal Department and Operation Department, as necessary required. To be considered for this position, the person should possess a Bachelors degree in engineering, biology or related field, or equivalent; or 4 years experience in an aquarium/zoo or water treatment plant in systems operations capacity; or relevant combination of education and experience. Person must have excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate well in both written and oral reports; a proficiency in computer applications and software such as MS Office (incl. Excel), etc. and the ability to design and manipulate spreadsheets.
Special knowledge and skills (desirable): plumbing expertise, biological filtration systems and/or controls, mechanical systems, fluid handling/pumping/filtering, chlorine systems, air compressors, ozone generating equipment.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: LSSTECH
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, N.Y. 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- GLOBAL/AFRICA
The Wildlife Conservation Society at the Bronx Zoo seeks an experienced Administrative Assistant for the Africa Program, which operates in 20 countries. Applicants must be articulate, highly organized, professional, and self-motivated with excellent interpersonal skills, the ability to prioritize, manage multiple tasks and work independently.
Requirements are a Bachelors degree or some combination of education and experience approaching a minimum of 5 years in an Administrative Assistant role, and excellent written and proficient computer skills (MS Word, Excel, database management). Additional managerial, language, or business certification along with demonstrable experience of work in any of an international, highly complex or high volume role is advantageous. Knowledge of geography and travel arrangements, experience with editing documents, publicity materials, and web-based outreach, knowledge of French or Portuguese languages are assets. Interest in wildlife conservation, international affairs or the non-profit sector desirable.
Salary range high-30’s. Full benefits package includes full medical/dental coverage, 3 wks vacation, 401k, pension, and on site parking.
Send résumé w/cover letter include salary history and requirements to:
The Wildlife Conservation Society,
Human Resources Dept.,
BoxAAAf, 2300 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY 10460.
Equal opportunities employer M/F/H/V
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION, LIVING INSTITUTIONS
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), a global conservation organization and one of New York City’s premier cultural institutions, is seeking to fill the position of Assistant Director of Administration in the Office of the Senior Vice President of Living Institutions. The Assistant Director of Administration will work closely with the Senior Vice President of Living Institutions (SVP) in an enriching, positive workplace environment and focus on administrative matters designed to fulfill mission critical goals for the Wildlife Conservation Society. Projects may include supporting the SVP in organizing team approaches to specific objectives that fulfill the goals of WCS, enhancing communications, assisting the direct reports of the SVP with division-wide projects, supervising support staff, researching issues in conservation and health sciences, drafting white papers on selected topics in these areas, representing the SVP as liaison with other mission critical divisions as well as external constituencies and organizing and monitoring the budget process division-wide.
The Living Institutions Division encompasses the Departments of the Bronx Zoo, City Zoos (in Central Park, Crotona Park and Prospect Park), New York Aquarium, Education, Exhibits and Graphic Arts, and the Wildlife Health Sciences. The qualified candidate will be a self starter with the ability to independently perform complex administrative projects. He or she will have a minimum of 5 years of senior administrative support experience with a positive attitude and respect for the workplace. He or she must also have practical knowledge of budgeting and financial systems in a corporate, government or non-profit setting. Mastery of office related software and communications systems is a must. The successful candidate need not have experience in the biological sciences or animal care but must have proven skills in research and writing while demonstrating great respect for the care of wild animals and a desire to learn the importance of wildlife conservation. This will be a challenging and exciting position for the dedicated and energetic candidate.
Since its founding in 1895 as the New York Zoological Society, he Wildlife Conservation Society has been dedicated to saving wildlife and wildlands through science, conservation, education and the management of the largest system of urban wildlife parks in the United States. The WCS Living Institutions include the world-renowned Bronx Zoo, the New York Aquarium, the Central Park Zoo, the Prospect Park Zoo and the Queens Zoo. Together these parks, encompassing over 300 acres and approximately 20,000 animals of 1,400 species, connect four million visitors a year to the natural world. WCS commitment to conservation also includes 500 field projects in 60 nations. WCS provides Equal Employment Opportunities for women, minorities, veterans, the handicapped, and other designated groups.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: ADADMIN
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, New York 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject
Fish Keeper
The Wildlife Conservation Society-New York Aquarium is currently seeking a qualified individual with fish (fresh and marine water), coral and jellyfish experience to fill a Wild Animal Keeper position. The successful candidate for this marine/freshwater animal care position must be motivated, energetic, mechanically inclined and a team-oriented individual. Responsibilities include providing daily husbandry, maintenance of small life support systems, enrichment, training, observation, maintain Cnidarians breeding cultures and record keeping for animals in the collection. One year recent, full time paid experience in the handling, feeding and care of aquatic animals in an aquarium or aquaculture facility, or one academic year of full time study in marine biology, marine animal husbandry or related fields in a school of marine sciences, or an equivalent combination of education or experience. Must have a current SCUBA certification from a recognized program. Bachelors of Science degree preferred. Candidates with a degree in
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject marine biology or a related field or with experience in an AZA institution will be given preference. Starting salary is $32,176 with a full range of benefits.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: NYAWAK
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, NY 10460
Curatorial Positions
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), a global conservation organization and one of New York City’s premier cultural institutions, is seeking to fill a curatorial position for the Queens Zoo. Since its founding in 1895 as the New York Zoological Society, WCS has been dedicated to saving wildlife and wild lands through science, conservation, education and the management of the largest system of urban wildlife parks in the United States. The Queens Zoo is located in the borough of Queens, NYC with a collection of animals representing the Americas with over 350 animals of some 65 species. Queens Zoo reopened after complete renovations in 1992) and has since been managed by the Wildlife Conservation Society for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.
Under the direction of the Facility Director, this position will ensure an efficient operation of the Animal Department and provide the best possible conditions for all the animals and staff. Experience in animal husbandry and collection management is required. A history of publication in the field of science and a Master of Science degree or greater is preferred.
Please send a confidential letter of interest and curriculum vita, professional references and salary history to: Human Resources Department, Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY 10460 or email recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject Code: DMACBPP
Project Manager, Boma-Jonglei Landscape Protected Areas
WCS is seeking applicants for the positions of Project Manager for protected area components of the Boma-Jonglei Landscape program.
Key Responsibilities
This is a full-time field based position responsible for managing WCS's day to day protected area management and conservation activities in cooperation with the Ministry of Environment, Wildlife Conservation, and Tourism of the GoSS. Duties include training and management of field teams in wildlife law enforcement, community outreach and education, and research, representation in meetings with local communities and national authorities, training and mentoring of personnel, communications and development of collaboration with local partners, and ensuring sound project implementation and basic financial administration. The Project Manager reports to the WCS Southern Sudan Program Director.
Qualifications
The desired qualifications for this position are a PhD or Master's degree in conservation, natural resource management, or related field, at least 3 years of experience working on conservation and protected areas management issues in Africa, proven ability to work well in a team in multi-cultural situations and under difficult field conditions. Fluency in written and spoken English required and familiarity with languages and culture of Southern Sudan will be an advantage.
Interested candidates who meet the above qualifications, should apply by sending an application letter and CV together with the names and contact information of three referees to the below address not later than April 20th 2008.
selkan@wcs.org (file size should be limited to under 300kb)
Only short listed candidates will be contacted for interviews.
For more information about Wildlife Conservation Society and its Southern Sudan Program visit our website at: http://www.wcs.org/international/Africa/sudanprogram
Southern Sudan Project Coordinator for the Southern Sudan-Uganda Transboundary Project
WCS is seeking applicants for the position of Project Coordinator for WCS's Southern Sudan component of the Southern Sudan-Uganda Transboundary Conservation project
Key Responsibilities
This is a full time position responsible for coordinating and implementing WCS's research and conservation activities in this area in cooperation with the Government of Southern Sudan. Duties include design and conduction of socio-economic and biological surveys, management of field teams, representation in meetings with local communities and national authorities, assuring communications and development of collaboration with Southern Sudan based partners and cross-border partners in Uganda, providing technical support to Ministry counterparts in protected area and natural resource management, overseeing project staff, and ensuring sound project implementation and financial administration. The Project Coordinator reports to the WCS Southern Sudan Program Director.
Qualifications
The desired qualifications for this position are a PhD or Master's degree in conservation, natural resource management, or related field, at least 3 years of experience working on conservation issues in Africa, proven ability to work well in a team in multi-cultural situations and under difficult field conditions. Fluency in written and spoken English required familiarity with languages and culture of Southern Sudan will be an advantage.
Interested candidates who meet the above qualifications, should apply by sending an application letter and CV together with the names and contact information of three referees to the below address not later than April 20th 2008.
selkan@wcs.org (file size should be limited to under 300kb)
Only short listed candidates will be contacted for interviews.
For more information about Wildlife Conservation Society and its Southern Sudan Program visit our website at: http://www.wcs.org/international/Africa/sudanprogram
Assistant Supervisor, Membership Sales
Leading international conservation organization, headquartered at the Bronx Zoo, seeks strong, creative, energetic salesperson to manage on-site Membership sales at NY Aquarium and Central Park Zoo. Qualifications: high school graduate or equivalent; BA/BS preferred; 2+ years experience in retail or other sales environment with proven track record of meeting sales revenue targets; strong organizational skills; ability to work independently and to manage a sales team; proficiency with Microsoft Excel; outgoing, with strong customer service orientation; interest in WCS mission; must be available to work weekends; some travel to Bronx Zoo required. Benefits include generous vacation, medical/dental, 401K, pension, tuition reimbursement and on-site parking. Salary commensurate with experience.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: DM755
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, NY 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject
Systems Analyst
The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo is seeking applications for a Systems Analyst. This role will identify, estimate the scope and help prioritize user requirements for information systems, both for development and for purchase. This person will assist the Chief Technology Officer in activities dealing with new or existing information systems across WCS. The Systems Analyst will coordinate these activities across IT and user departments, as required. The Analyst position requires participation in selection, design, development and deployment of these applications. Coordinates actively, with Director, Global ICT on full range of systems projects. BA or BS in Information Systems or equivalent. Knowledge of Microsoft product suite. Experience translating user requirements into system requirements. Experience evaluating and selecting software packages and systems. Excellent written and verbal skills. Experience in writing and evaluating Requests for Proposal and/or similar type of documents.
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Wildlife Conservation Society
Human Resources Dept. Code: SYSANALYST
2300 Southern Blvd.
Bronx, NY 10460
e-mail to recruitment@wcs.org Type code in subject
India – Country Program Director
Position Objectives:
- Oversee WCS’s Country Program in India. Establish program priorities, strategy, and approaches; develop and implement projects; coordinate financial and administrative support for various field projects and for the program as a whole; facilitate communication and coordination with the WCS NY office.
- Promote wildlife conservation in India among national government, state government, international agencies, and other non-governmental organizations; and influence policies that promote the long-term persistence of wildlife and wild lands in India.
Principal Responsibilities:
In consultation and coordination with the WCS Asia Director:
- Establish WCS India Country Program priorities, strategy, and approaches. Implement and support existing and established projects; develop and implement new projects and country initiatives as appropriate.
- Hire, train, and assist field staff in their projects; promote teamwork and provide feedback to staff; ensure proper collection, analysis and publication of field data; review and evaluate field reports and project documents.
- Oversee the Production of reports and other required documents (e.g., workplans, implementation plans, activity reports, and financial reports) for WCS and donors on schedule with explicitly stated links between activities and (a) desired outputs, outcomes and results, (b) project funds allocated from appropriate budget lines and (c) realistic timeframes.
- Maintain significant involvement in the raising of financial support for projects, in collaboration with the Asia Director, Assistant Director, and WCS Development staff. Develop proposals and participate in fund-raising activities; identify new funding sources; maintain contact and ensure timely reporting with funding sources.
- Act as liaison between WCS-India, WCS-Asia Program and other parts of WCS; act as liaison between WCS and the Indian government; act as liaison between WCS and local partners; and act as a liaison between WCS and other international agencies active in India, especially in the environmental sector; attend all relevant national and regional meetings, workshops, strategy sessions, government events, etc.
- Write and publish documents, reports, books, and peer-reviewed technical papers. Oversee the creation of program documents, brochures, newsletters, web pages and other materials.
- Promote wildlife conservation in India with national and state governments, donors and other non-governmental organizations through meetings, speaking engagements, media interviews, writing, and general communications. Direct international attention to conservation of important sites and species in India, and influence policies that promote their long-term persistence.
- Contribute to, enlarge and uphold the Society’s policies towards Equal Employment Opportunities for women, minorities, veterans, the handicapped, and other protected groups.
Reporting
The position reports to the Asia Director, WCS-Asia Program.
Qualifications
Applicants should have PhD or Masters degree and extensive equivalent experience in a field related to biodiversity conservation, preferably in India; 5 years minimum of management experience in conservation programs; ability to foster teamwork and build capacity within the program; excellent interpersonal and communication skills; ability to work in a range of cultural contexts; significant and diverse fundraising experience; and familiarity with Hindi or another major Indian language and English.
Send applications to: Dr. Peter Clyne, Global Conservation, Wildlife Conservation Society, 2300 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY 10460 USA, or by email to: pclyne@wcs.org. Application deadline: April 1, 2008.
Latin America & Caribbean Program Assistant - Part Time Position
Global Conservation Program, Wildlife Conservation Society
20 hours per week, for one year (maximum of 1000 hours per year)
Reports to Program Manager and Assistant Directors, Latin America and Caribbean Program, Global Conservation Program
STARTING DATE: February/March 2008
Terms of Reference
- Assist with the edition of various publications and reports, including web pages, fact sheets, brochures, etc.
- Assist in the data collection and entry for LACP Grants Database.
- Assist in managing a regular (biweekly) “updates from the field” system, and assisting to communicate these updates broadly (e.g. communications, TV/Media, development, etc.)
- Assist in the implementation of an electronic filing system for LACP, as requested.
- Assist with the organization and updating of the physical filing system for LACP, as requested.
- Assist with drafting and completing staff contracts and agreements; assist with maintaining process momentum.
- Assist with generation of payment requests and expense reports, as requested.
- Assist with budget adjustments, under supervision of Program Manager and in coordination with LACP staff.
- Assist with collection and entry of images/metadata to iView.
- Assist LACP staff with travel arrangements.
- Assist the Program in other activities, as requested.
Qualifications:
Qualifications: BA/BS; 1-2 years work experience preferred; outstanding organizational/multi-tasking ability; excellent written/verbal communication and computer skills (Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel and Outlook mail merge); comfort working in fast-paced environment; interest in WCS mission. Familiarity with Raiser’s Edge or similar database preferred. Send resume & cover letter to: latinamerica@wcs.org
Senior Development Officer, Research
Leading international conservation organization based at the Bronx Zoo seeks professional to manage prospect research for large Development department; supervise one staff member; identify/qualify prospects; develop profiles; track prospect lists; maintain library of electronic/print resources. Qualifications: BA/BS (advanced degree preferred); 5+ years progressively responsible prospect research experience; proven
ability to identify new prospects; strong knowledge of New York donor community and electronic and print resources including Lexis Nexis, Foundation Center Online and WealthEngine; ability to interpret financial and real estate data; outstanding written communication skills; great attention to detail; interest in WCS mission; ability to take initiative/work independently and collaborate with senior fundraisers; proficiency with MS Office and significant experience with Raiser’s Edge (or similar database). Benefits include generous vacation, medical/dental, 401K, pension, tuition reimbursement and on-site parking. Salary commensurate with experience.
Send resume /cover letter/salary requirement to:
Director, Marine Program, Wildlife Conservation Society
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) seeks a Director for its global Marine Program, based at WCS headquarters in New York City. The Director will oversee WCS seascape programs focused on coral reef ecosystem conservation and science in Belize, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Madagascar, and the broader Western Indian Ocean. Key responsibilities include: support for project development and implementation; promote marine conservation; influence policies that promote the long-term persistence of marine wildlife and wild seas; raise funds sufficient to meet program goals. Applicants must have: a Ph.D. or equivalent experience in marine conservation, a strong background in coral reef conservation and MPAs; 5 years management experience; significant and diverse fundraising experience. Position based at WCS in New York City, significant travel. Applications sent to: Pam Watim, pwatim@wcs.org. Include, in a single PDF, a cover letter, full CV, and three referees. Search is open until filled.
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