Toledo Zoo Employment 2025

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The document is an employment application for The Toledo Zoo, outlining the application process, equal opportunity employment policy, and requirements for applicants. It includes sections for personal information, position interest, education and training, employment history, references, and a certification statement. The application emphasizes the need for accurate information and outlines conditions related to employment offers.

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Is it hard getting a job at the Zoo?

First off, it is a hard industry to get into. For every one available job there can be 50 or more applicants! To help you stand out here are a few things to help you on your way. You do not necessarily need a degree to become a zoo keeper but a degree or animal care qualification will certainly help.

What zoo jobs pay the most?

The U.S. Department of Labor predicts that job opportunities for animal care and service workers will grow much faster than the average for all careers through 2029. However, employment prospects for zoo animal care workers will not be as strong because the field is so small and competition for jobs is very high.

What happened to Lucas the Elephant at the Toledo Zoo?

Her next calf Lucas was born at the zoo in 2011 but died in 2021 when he was just a 9-year-old after contracting Elephant endotheliotropic herpesviruses (EEHV), a deadly and contagious disease for elephants.

What is the highest paying job at a Zoo?

What are Top 5 Best Paying Related Zoo Jobs in the U.S. Job TitleAnnual SalaryHourly Wage Wildlife Ecologist $81,519 $39.19 Zoo Director $66,127 $31.79 Landmark Electric $55,819 $26.84 Manager Zookeeper $49,774 $23.931 more row

Are zoo jobs competitive?

Nationally, a college degree in a life science field (zoology, biology, animal behavior, marine biology, exotic animal management/ zoo keeping) is advantageous in the competitive field of zookeeping. You will find it difficult to impossible to get hired as a zookeeper without experience.

What happened to the sloth bear at the Toledo Zoo?

After celebrating the centennial anniversary of the Toledo Zoo, the zoo faced controversy after the death of a female sloth bear by dehydration in 2000. After investigation, the zoo was fined by the FDA and was required to put into effect an animal reporting system to better track any issues on animal concerns.

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