Fish and Wildlife Technician Resume

Fish and wildlife technicians work both in office and on field to preserve wildlife and fish species. Their job is to maintain the natural habitats for animals and ensure that set laws and regulations are followed by the employer. They are also trained to work in the laboratory to diagnose and test blood samples of animals. They may also tag or attach a tracking device on the body of animals to track how they move from one place to another and record the distance covered by them during the journey.

To work in the natural habitat with animals and fish species, a degree in wildlife management or biology is necessary. You can work with government agencies, private land owners, and environment conservation agencies.

Fish and Wildlife Technician Resume Example

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Michael L. Guidry
1868 Junior Avenue
Duluth, GA 30097
Phone: 404-556-7875
Email: mlguidry@anymail.com

Career Objective:

A wildlife enthusiastic with strong knowledge and experience of working with animals is interested for the job position of a fish and wildlife technician with “State of Georgia.”

Summary of Skills:

• Excellent experience of wildlife and fisheries management
• Experienced in monitoring and observing wildlife closely
• Ability to conduct laboratory tests and maintain lab equipment
• Skilled in GPS equipment, remote camera, and tagging animals
• Strong knowledge of animal behavior and reasons prompting them
• Ability to lift 60 lbs and operate computer for data entry

Work Experience:

Fish and Wildlife Technician
National Park, Duluth, GA
October 2014 - Present

• Observing and monitoring animals in their natural habitats
• Conducting survey of the areas, compiling data, and inspecting wildlife habitats
• Tagging animals and whisking them away to a much better area for improving their population
• Writing and publishing articles for journal and magazines to educate people on wildlife
• Working with GPS equipment, remote camera, and other devices for tracking animals
• Testing oxygen level of water for survival of fish and conducting cleaning activities

Fish and Wildlife Technician
ABC Natural Park, Duluth, GA
February 2013 - September 2014

• Controlled fishing and hunting activities by imposing strict policies and changing permits issue
• Assisted in the surgery of injured and sick animals
• Tracked and collected data on population of animals in the park
• Identified and improved number of endangered species in the wildlife
• Monitored and improved water quality and took pictures of wildlife
• Inspected and initiated improvement of the wildlife habitats

Education:

• Bachelor's Degree in Wildlife Management
  Duluth University, Duluth, GA
  2012

Reference:

On request.