Monkey Caretakers Needed Must Have Drivers License Why ?

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1. Must have valid driver’s license

2. meet Texas Biomed driving standards.

POTENTIAL HAZARDS:

Employee’s work will involve working with chimpanzees.  Employee will be in direct contact with animals.

Employee will be exposed to unpleasant odors and animal wastes.

Hazardous chemicals include Enviro-B, Super Blue, AD-1, Bleach and Descaler, C.F.C.

Infectious agents include Herpes B Virus and Simian Retrovirus, HIV,

Do you remember the news about the  truck carrying 100 lab monkeys in danville pa that crashed and 3 or 4 monkeys  were shot dead euthanized  by state police in PA ?

The monkeys in  Danville PA were said to be numbered at 100 monkeys being transported by truck and the truck crashed in Danville PA causing monkeys to run loose in Danville PA causing citizens of Danville PA to panic .

Well this job posting advertised on Texas Bio Medical Research Center website seeking monkey caretakers with a drivers licenses could possible be a reason why a truck crashed in Danville PA  carrying 100 lab monkeys ?

Although we are not able to verify if this was in fact the reason for the monkey truck crash in Danville pa or not, perhaps its not the reason at all  behind the monkey crash in danville pa how could anyone find out or really know the reason of why on earth  a truck carrying 100 monkeys crashed in danville pa  ?

No one really knows the reason behind the monkey truck crash in danville pa or the cause of the monkey truck crash in danvilla pa.

The monkey caretaker job posting does lead a person to ask questions about why a monkey caretaker would need to have a drivers license and meet Texas Bio Medical Driving Standards as posted in the monkey caretaker job ad posted on Texas Bio Medical Research Center website

The job ad is seeking monkey caretakers to take care of monkeys in a lab in the united states.

The job ad is still active and you are required to have high school degree.

You must be exposed to HIV according to the job ad.

What kind of person would take a job to be exposed to HIV on a daily basic ?

The job ad does not state how much money the money caretaker will be paid.

How much money would you have to be paid to have a job  where you would  be exposed to monkeys  infected with HIV ,Herpes B Virus and Simian Retrovirus,  Hepatitis B & C. ?

1 million dollars maybe some might take the job then.

What are the requirements of this monkey caretaker job ?

Think a friend of yours might want the job ?

One year of animal caretaker experience , Must be able to read and follow written and verbal orders from Supervisor and Veterinarian , Must be able to write legibly and record health data and some research data.

Must have valid driver’s license and meet Texas Biomed driving standards.

Texas Bio Medical Research Center is hiring many positions for animal research in texas.

Many people never heard of texas bio medical research center.

Ebola Outbreak Map . Com has been reporting a lot about texas bio medical research center but social media has banned us from posting links .

You probably have not heard about labs hiring monkey animal caretakers  as were are the only news website reporting this news story as the media has deemed it not news worthy  .

The monkey crash in danville pa was news worthy though . Maybe if a person gets bit by a monkey infected with HIV or Ebola it would be news worthy  ?

Ebola Outbreak Map . Com screen printed out the job ads in case they were deleted from the internet.

This story is very shocking and Ebola Outbreak Map . Com does not condone any animal abuse specially injecting HIV, Ebola or any other disease into any animal .

You must share this news story on facebook , twitter, GETTR and GAB but GAB wont let you post our links so you can not share our news on GAB .

Animal Caretaker I – Chimp Group

GENERAL SUMMARY

The successful candidate must be able to wash down and move cages, feed animals, perform daily health checks on animals, and sanitize cages using various detergents and portable power washers.

Must be able to work well as a team member, as well as independently. May perform other duties as assigned by the Animal Care Supervisor or Veterinarian.

JOB DUTIES:

Provide daily care for chimpanzees, e.g., watering, feeding, daily cleaning of cages, etc.

Provide all other aspects of primate husbandry, including health checks, recording data and assisting Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians in health care and assist in environmental enrichment program.

Other duties as assigned by Supervisor or Veterinarian.

EDUCATION:     High School diploma or GED equivalent

EXPERIENCE:    No experience required.

SKILLS:

Required:        Must be able to read and follow written and verbal orders from supervisor and Veterinarian.

Must be able to write legibly and record health data and some research data. 

Must have valid driver’s license and meet Texas Biomed driving standards.

POTENTIAL HAZARDS:

Employee’s work will involve working with chimpanzees.  Employee will be in direct contact with animals.

Employee will be exposed to unpleasant odors and animal wastes.

Hazardous chemicals include Enviro-B, Super Blue, AD-1, Bleach and Descaler, C.F.C.

Infectious agents include Herpes B Virus and Simian Retrovirus, HIV,

ANIMAL CARETAKER – BABOON GROUP

GENERAL SUMMARY
Candidate must be able to wash down baboon cages, feed animals, perform daily health checks on animals, and sanitize cages using various detergents and portable power washers.  Must be able to work well as a team member, as well as independently. May perform other duties as assigned by the Animal Resources Manager or Veterinarian.

EDUCATION:
Required:        High School diploma or GED equivalent.

EXPERIENCE:  

Preferred:        One year of animal caretaker experience.

SKILLS:

Required:

Must be able to read and follow written and verbal orders from Supervisor and Veterinarian.

Must be able to write legibly and record health data and some research data.

Must have valid driver’s license and meet Texas Biomed driving standards.

POTENTIAL HAZARDS:

Employee’s work will also involve working directly with baboons and other primates of Texas Biomed colonies.
Employee will be exposed to unpleasant odors and animal wastes.

Hazardous chemicals include paint, Enviro-B, Super Blue, AD-1, CFC; Descaler. AD-1. 64LQ.
Biological hazards include infectious materials (BSL-2), Herpes B. Simian retrovirus.

Other occupational hazards include bites, scratches and lifting.

Employee must routinely lift 50 pounds (feed, animals and water hoses) and carry for short distances without assistance.

Prolonged standing.
Work will be performed in outdoor weather conditions.
Participation in a medical monitoring and surveillance program is required (Baseline physical, TB Test, Tetanus, Serum banking and hepatitis screening required, Immunization for Hepatitis B is required.

Employee will drive Texas Biomed vehicles on Texas Biomed business.

Safety Training and protective clothing, equipment, and supplies will be provided to the employee.

OTHER: This is a full-time hourly paid position.  Employee will normally work 7am to 4pm.  Rotating schedule with some weekend and holiday work required.