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Wednesday, June 20 2012Reptile related job openings
Hi, I'm Oliver Jones I would appreciate any help at all you can give me. I am trying very hard to find a job working with reptiles, in a zoo, or in a venom lab. Im not having much luck and this is the only thing Im happy doing more so what I love. I have years and years extensive experience Im just trying to find somewhere I can get in at. I feel like I'm practically begging at this point lol. Heres a copy of my resume I also put together if you'd like to take a look.
Professional Experience ACS Xerox (sprint) Sprint Android Agent April 2012 -present · Trouble shoot customers phones on a first call resolution· Use various tools and computer programs to solve customers issue· Suggestive selling to improve customers experience · Taking payments· Assist customers with billing questions· Meeting goals and company metrics each month Michael’s Arts and Crafts, Raleigh , North Carolina Stock team, Sep 2010-present •Greet and assist customers •Estimate quantity and cost of merchandise required. •Describe merchandise and explain use, operation, and care of merchandise to customers. •Watch for and recognize security risks and thefts, and know how to prevent or handle these situations. •Clean shelves, counters, and tables. •Answer questions regarding the store and its merchandise. •Maintain knowledge of current sales and promotions, policies regarding payment and exchanges, and security practices. •Recommend, select, and help locate or obtain merchandise based on customer needs and desires. •Ticket, arrange, and display merchandise to promote sales. •Price clearance merchandise and sign merchandise for the upcoming sale and promotion ad. •Inventory new stock and requisition new stock. •Make sure merchandise is always fully stocked on flow as needed by down stocking the items. •Stock merchandise on floor and place overstock up properly. •Unload merchandise from delivery trucks. •Assist in new employee training. PetSmart, Raleigh , North Carolina Pet Care, Jan 2010-March 2011 •Perform Back-washes in the aquatics systems. •Observe all animals for signs of illness or changes in behavior. •Compute sale prices, total purchases and receive and process cash or credit payments. •Feed, Water, and medicate all animals before the store opens and make sure all habitats are presentable to the public. •Ticket, arrange, and display merchandise to promote sales. •Answer questions regarding the store, animals, and merchandise. •Clean all animal habitats. •Prepare sales slips or sales contracts. •Estimate quantity and cost or merchandise required. •Retain knowledge of current sales and promotions, and store policies. •Describe merchandise and explain use and operation to the customer. •Exchange merchandise for customers and except returns. •Place special orders or call other stores to find desired items. •When selling animals ask the customer questions to make sure it is the right animal “pet” for them and that they are aware of all the necessary care and maintenance the animal requires to stay in good health. •Maintain records related to sales. •Prepare merchandise for purchase. •Clean shelves and counters. •Watch for and recognize security risks and thefts and how to handle the situations. •Clean aquatic plant systems out weekly, algae scrub, prune, and remove and decaying plants. •Inventory stock and requisition new stock. •Greet customers and ascertain what each customer wants or needs. •Recommend, select, and help locate merchandise based on the customer’s wants and needs. Petco, Durham , North Carolina Pet care/Register/Reptile Specialist, Jan 2008-Aug 2008 •Provide customers with information on animal/reptile adoption agencies in the area to consider before purchasing a new pet. •Open and close cash registers, performing tasks such as counting money, separating charge slips, coupons, and vouchers, balancing cash drawers, and making deposits. •Maintain all items in reptile department and habitat. •Assist customers with any reptile related questions. •Stock items to floor. •Observe all animals for signs of illness or changes in behavior. •Compute sale prices, total purchases and receive and process cash or credit payments. •Feed, Water, and medicate all animals before the store opens and make sure all habitats are presentable to the public. •Ticket, arrange, and display merchandise to promote sales •Answer questions regarding the store, animals, and merchandise. •Clean all animal habitats. •Prepare sales slips or sales contracts. •Estimate quantity and cost or merchandise required. •Retain knowledge of current sales and promotions, and store policies. •Describe merchandise and explain use and operation to the customer. •Exchange merchandise for customers and except returns. •Place special orders or call other stores to find desired items. •When selling animals ask the customer questions to make sure it is the right animal “pet” for them and that they are aware of all the necessary care and maintenance the animal requires to stay in good health. •Maintain records related to sales. •Prepare merchandise for purchase. •Clean shelves and counters. •Watch for and recognize security risks and thefts and how to handle the situations. •Clean aquatic plant systems out weekly, algae scrub, prune, and remove and decaying plants. •Inventory stock and requisition new stock. •Greet customers and ascertain what each customer wants or needs. •Recommend, select, and help locate merchandise based on the customer’s wants and needs. Sears, South Hill , Virginia Stocker/Sales/Electronics Department manager, Sept 2004-Feb 2008 •Stocking items to the sales floor. •Compute sales prices, total purchases and receive and process cash or credit payments. •Greet customers, determine their wants and needs, and help find the product that fits their lifestyle. •Estimate cost of repair or alteration of merchandise. •Delivery items/large merchandise to customers home. •Place special orders or call other stores to find a certain item. •Describe merchandise and explain operation, care, and the benefits of the product. •Maintain all items in electronics department up to company standards and beyond. •Ticket and display merchandise to promote sales. •Establish customers for life. •Put together large merchandise for customers or for the sales floor. •Sell or arrange for delivery, insurance, financing, or service contracts for merchandise. •Inventory stock •Maintain records related to sales. •Estimate quantity and cost of merchandise required. •Open and close cash registers performing tasks such as counting money, separating charge slips, coupons, and vouchers, balancing cash drawers, and making deposits. •Assist customers with loading merchandise. •Maintain knowledge of current sales and promotions, and policies regarding payments and exchanges. •Unloading merchandise trucks. •Estimate and quote trade-in allowance. •Watch for and recognize security risk. •Prepare sales slips and contracts. Education Park View Senior High School , South Hill , Virginia •Head of the Ecology Club (herpetology) •Enrolled in College prep classed with honors. •Involved in the BETA Club. Southside Virginia Community College , Alberta , Virginia •Biology, September 2009 •Completed pre-requisite classes for Veterinary Medicine Central Carolina Community College , Sanford , North Carolina •Veterinary Technician Candidate, Sept 2014 North Carolina State University •Veterinary Medicine (Exotic Animal) Candidate, Sept 2017 Additional Skills •Microsoft word and excel •Typing skills. •Owned and operated Southside Virginia Central North Carolina Reptile Rescue and Sanctuary for almost ten years. •Have experience working with over 200 species of reptiles including native and exotic venomous snakes, crocodilians, large constrictors, lizards, turtles, and tortoises. •I have worked, assisted, aided and been involved with over 30 endangered and threatened reptiles in breeding programs with rescue work, partnership rescues, Missouri Reptile Zoo. Have worked with Veterinarian Robert Dennis, Veterinarian Dan Johnson and Dr. Leonitti, Missouri Reptile Zoo, Chris Follestead, Jeffery Sellers, Marini Reptile Rescue, Peaceable Kingdom exotic and native wildlife center, TIAMET Wildlife Rehabilitation Center , and several state parks. •Other than my reptile experience I have also had the chance to work with several different raptors, lions, wolves, coyotes, fox, several parrots, black bear, raccoons, Virginia and Brazilian opossum, sugar gliders, llamas, camel, zebra, bison, peafowl/pheasant, waterfowl, emus, ostrich, rhea, East African crowned cranes, zebu, as well as different livestock. •Have Carried out several reptile education programs to educate the public on best/worst reptile pets, venomous snakes, reptile care, reptile husbandry, endangered/threatened reptile species, how we work as a rescue, reptile safety, and the roles reptiles play in the worlds ecosystem. These events have been done at several museums, reptile expos, state parks, schools, fairs, daycare centers, nursing homes, state childcare homes, pet stores, and festivals. •Have carried out several reptile adoption events at local petco stores to find permanent homes for the available animals in our custody by using a application/contract and information system by Melissa Kaplan. •Doing reptile rescue I have seen/dealt with a number of injuries, diseases, parasites, and different forms of malnutrition in reptiles and I’ve now learned to recognize these illnesses I have dealt with the most as well as some others and their easiest forms of treatment in the best being of the animal. References available upon request List of species I have kept successfully and worked with in the last ten years: Pythons 1.Burmese 2.Reticulated 3.African rocks 4.Ball 5.Ring 6.White lipped 7.Calabar burrowing 8.Carpet 9.Green tree various localities 10.woma 11.blood Boas 1.hybrid anaconda green x yellow 2.yellow anaconda 3.green anaconda 4.various locality red tail boas 5.viper 6.Solomon island ground and tree 7.Emerald tree 8.hog island 9.dumerils 10.Brazilian rainbow kenyan and saharan sand boas Colubrids 1.Various Milk snakes 2.Various Kingsnakes 3.Brown, Banded, Red belly water snakes 4.black, buttermilk, yellow belly, red racers 5.western coachwhip 6.Eastern, western, tricolor, speckled, golden, giant hognose snakes 7.Red mountain racers 8.Taiwan Beauty rats 9.Various other rat snakes 10.greens, garters, etc 11. Red tail green rat 12.Rhino rat Hots 1.desert horn viper 2.hairy bush viper 3.red tail green tree viper 4.eyelash viper 5.sawscale viper 6.puff adder 7.gaboon viper 8.rhinoceros viper 9.sedge viper 10.wagler temple viper 11.coral snake 12.timber rattler 13.eastern diamondback rattler 14.dusky pygmy rattler 15.western diamondback rattler 16.Arizona black tail rattler 17.neo-tropical rattler 18.copperheads 19.cottonmouth ( Florida and eastern) 20.red spitting cobra 21.black and white spitting cobra 22.black neck spitting cobra 23.various monocle cobras (normal, albino, formosa ) 24.banded Egyptian cobras 25.black Pakistan cobra 26.Sri Lanka spectacled cobras (breeders) 27.black forest cobra 28.east African green mamba Crocodilians 1.Nile 2.saltwater x Siamese 3.smooth front dwarf caiman Turtles 1.snappers 2.red ear 3.yellow belly sliders 4.snake necked 5.mud 6.stinkpots 7.softshells 8.map Tortoises 1.spur thigh (sulcattas) 2.forest hinge backed 3.box turtles 4.red footed 5.yellow footed 6.greek 7.Russian 8.leopard Inverts 1.black fat tail scorpion 2.yellow fat tail scorpion 3.death stalker scorpion 4.emperor scorpion 5.tricolor scorpion 6.flat rock scorpion 7.giant millipedes 8.Haitian giant centipede 9.Vietnamese giant centipede 10.hissing roaches Tarantulas 1.goliath birdeater 2.king baboon 3.usumbara orange baboon 4.cobalt blue 5.rose hair 6.pink toe 7.zebra 8.skeleton 9.Mexican red knee 10.Mexican blood leg 11.ornamental Indian Amphibians 1.whites tree frog 2.tomatoes frog 3.giant rococo toad 4.darts 5.Brazilian milk frog 6.waxy monkey tree frog 7.pac man frogs 8.pixie frogs 9.albino bull frogs 10.tiger salamander 11.fire salamander 12.marbled salamander 13.red salamander 14.siren 15.mudpuppy Various Lizards: 1.panther chameleons 2.quad chameleon 3.Jackson chameleon 4.veild chameleon 5.Senegal chameleon 6.fischers chameleon 7.rudis chameleon 8.flap neck chameleon 9.green basilisk 10.brown basilisk 11.green iguanas by the tons 12.red iguana 13.desert iguana 14.spiny tail iguana 15.Rhino iguana 16.blue tongue skink 17.fire skink 18.berber skink 19.oscillated skink 20.green tree skink 21.monkey tail skink 22.sandfish skink 23.jeweled lacerta 24.jungle runner 25.water dragons (Australian and Chinese) 26.webers sailfin dragon 27.bearded dragons 28.helmet iguana 29.horned toads 30.monitors (nile, savannah, sumatra water, yellow, dumerils) 31.geckos (leopard, fat tail, tokay, marble, crocodile, fan foot, flying, various days, crested, gargoyle, white linned skunk, green eye,) 32.frilled dragons 33.various uromastyx 34.beaver tail agamas 35.red head, blue head agamas |
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