Marine Biologist

Assessment: Assist in the initial assessment of injured or sick marine animals to determine the best course of action for their treatment.

Feeding: Prepare meals and assist in feeding the marine animals, ensuring their dietary needs are met for recovery.

Medication Administration: Help administer medication to marine animals under the direction of the Marine Life Doctor.

Rehabilitation Exercises: Support with physical therapy or rehabilitation exercises for animals recovering from injuries.

Water Quality Monitoring: Check and maintain optimal water quality in tanks and enclosures to promote a healthy environment for the marine life.

Record Keeping: Maintain detailed records of the animals' progress, treatments, and dietary intake.

Sample Collection: Collect biological samples for testing, such as blood, tissue, or water samples, to monitor the health of the animals.

Education: Assist in educating the public about marine conservation and the importance of marine life health.

Cleanup: Ensure that animal enclosures and rehabilitation areas are kept clean and sanitized to prevent the spread of disease.

Emergency Response: Be prepared to assist in emergency situations, such as rescuing stranded or entangled marine animals.