Career Opportunities
Wildlife International, Ltd., located near the Chesapeake Bay in historic Easton, Maryland, is a multi-discipline contract research organization specializing in environmental toxicology, environmental fate and chemistry. We serve worldwide clients and provide testing services to a broad spectrum of industries, including ag-chem, pharmaceutical, petrochemicals, biocides, and industrial chemicals.
Wildlife International, Ltd. provides very competitive salaries based upon experience and expertise. We provide comprehensive medical and dental plans, a 401K matching contribution, both short and long-term disability plans, and an opportunity to grow financially and professionally within the company.
Wildlife International, Ltd. has been in an active growth phase for several years and expects the trend to continue into the foreseeable future. We are continually looking for energetic, talented and hard-working professional staff.
We are accepting resumes for those with a background in Information Technology, Chemistry, and Biology. Please see our list of currently featured openings below. Resumes can be submitted via fax to 410-822-0632 or by using the form provided below. Please, No Phone Calls.
Aquatic and Avian Study Directors
Wildlife International, Ltd. has immediate openings for highly qualified individuals for Study Director responsibilities. An M.S. degree or equivalent working experience performing toxicological studies under Good Laboratory Practice Standards (GLP) are preferred. Study Directors are the point of contact between the company and client, and are responsible for coordinating all study activities. This is a tremendous opportunity to grow with one of the premier environmental testing laboratories in the world. If you wish to work with state of the art instrumentation, and are challenged by new technology, endocrine disruptors, biomarkers, and all areas of environmental toxicology, join us!
Industrial Hygienist
Wildlife International Ltd. is currently seeking an Industrial Hygienist. Job duties include the inspection and evaluation of work operations and engineering controls to determine potential hazards in the workplace, determining the effectiveness of engineering controls, and to make recommendations regarding these controls. Duties also include maintaining and updating the industrial hygiene plan, emergency response and hazard communication plans.
Biologists
Fish and Frog Biologist –works with Xenopus laevis and a variety of fish species including fathead minnows, medaka, zebra fish, bluegill, rainbow trout, and sheepshead minnow. Frog studies are primarily the amphibian metamorphosis assay. Chronic fish studies include endocrine tests, full life-cycle testing, early life-stage studies and multi-generation studies.
Invertebrate Biologist –works primarily on daphnia and mysid chronic tests. These tests are extremely challenging and evaluate effects on survival, growth, and reproduction. In addition to running tests, job responsibilities include culturing of organisms for testing. Attention to detail a must.
Algae and Aquatic Macrophyte Technician - Looking for entry-level biologists that have an interest aquatic plants. Duties include maintaining aseptic cultures of algae and aquatic plants, preparing growth medium, and assisting biologists in conducting toxicity tests with algae and aquatic plants. Laboratory experience and experience in cell culture preferred. Weekend work required.
Sediment Biologist – Looking for a biologist that has worked with sediment dwelling invertebrates that include chironomids, oligochaetes, hyalella, and leptocheirus. We currently conduct acute and shorter-term chronic tests. We are currently increasing our testing offerings to include long-term chronic tests.
Chemists
Wildlife International, Ltd. is currently seeking entry-level B.S. or M.S. chemists. Duties include analytical support of environmental fate, aquatic and avian toxicology studies. Experience with LC and GC instrumental methods is desired.
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