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SUMMER JOB POSTING Vertebrate Preparator with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is seeking an enthusiastic biology student to work in our vertebrate prep lab this summer. This is a unique opportunity to work with Saskatchewan’s diverse wildlife, learn skills used by museum biologists, and contribute significantly to our province’s scientific collection by preparing museum-quality vertebrate specimens, including study skins, skeletons, and fluid preserved specimens. Although primarily lab based, there will be occasional opportunities to participate in field work throughout southern Saskatchewan. Qualifications • A sincere interest and enthusiasm for wildlife biology • Willingness and ability to work with dead animals • Must be a post-secondary student returning to school in the Fall. Experience with dissections (such as in a university vertebrate anatomy lab) or handling wild game would be an asset, but don’t let this hold you back from applying! We are willing and able to provide all training — the most important thing to us is a passion for biology and a good work ethic. This position is dependent on funding, but is typically a 12-week position starting in May. Pay is $16.25/hr with flexible start and end dates. For more information or to apply, please send a cover letter and resume to [email protected]

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SUMMER JOB POSTINGVertebrate Preparator with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum

The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is seeking an enthusiastic biology student to work in our vertebrate prep lab this summer. This is a unique opportunity to work with Saskatchewan’s diverse wildlife, learn skills used by museum biologists, and contribute signi�cantly to our province’s scienti�c collection by preparing museum-quality vertebrate specimens, including study skins, skeletons, and �uid preserved specimens. Although primarily lab based, there will be occasional opportunities to participate in �eld work throughout southern Saskatchewan.

Qualifications• A sincere interest and enthusiasm for wildlife biology• Willingness and ability to work with dead animals • Must be a post-secondary student returning to school in the Fall.

Experience with dissections (such as in a university vertebrate anatomy lab) or handling wild game would be an asset, but don’t let this hold you back from applying! We are willing and able to provide all training — the most important thing to us is a passion for biology and a good work ethic.

This position is dependent on funding, but is typically a 12-week position starting in May. Pay is $16.25/hr with �exible start and end dates. For more information or to apply, please send a cover letter and resume to [email protected]