Dyrepasser til Københavns Universitet

This position as a Dyrepasser (Animal Caretaker) at Københavns Universitet (University of Copenhagen) requires practical competencies in animal husbandry and care within an academic or research environment. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the role typically demands knowledge of animal welfare standards, handling and monitoring of various species, and maintaining clean and safe living conditions for animals used in research or teaching. Competence in observing animal health, recognizing signs of distress or illness, and possibly administering basic treatments or coordinating with veterinary professionals is essential. Familiarity with relevant safety protocols, hygiene standards, and regulatory compliance related to laboratory or research animals is important. The role may also involve record-keeping, feeding schedules, and supporting researchers by preparing animals for experiments or studies. Strong attention to detail, reliability, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team in a scientific setting are valuable. While formal education requirements are not specified, vocational training or certification in animal care, biology, or a related field could be advantageous. Experience working with laboratory animals or in a research institution would enhance suitability for this position. Overall, the role focuses on ensuring the well-being of animals used in university research, requiring practical animal care skills, adherence to ethical standards, and collaboration within a scientific environment.