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Looking to spread your professional wings? Following is a sampling of the latest opportunities from The Association’s Career Center.

Director of Development, Talbot Humane
Easton, MD

This position will develop and organize all aspects of Talbot Humane’s fundraising programs, research and identify potential donors, and mentor and build a cohesive fundraising team. Learn more.

Manager, Behavior and Training Programs, Humane Society Silicon Valley
Milpitas, CA

The Manager, Behavior and Training Programs will drive the department’s strategic plan and own outcomes for behavior and training programs. Responsibilities include managing and developing a high performing team, developing behavior modification programs and fostering a culture of learning and feedback for staff and volunteers. Details here.

Volunteer Manager, Asheville Humane Society
Asheville, NC

The Volunteer Manager plans, coordinates, and implements all aspects of the Volunteer program, including recruitment, orientation, training and supervision. The successful candidate has a working knowledge of best practices in volunteer coordination and/or management, and works well with diverse groups of staff and volunteers. Learn more.

Foster and Rescue Program Assistant, Fairfax County Animal Shelter
Fairfax, VA

This is a part-time position responsible for performing basic animal care, communicating with foster volunteers, scheduling surgeries, and tracking and analyzing foster and rescue statistics. Read more.

Veterinarian, Genesee County Animal Control
Flint, MI

This position provides veterinary care to animals, including examining, evaluating and administering appropriate medical treatment. The veterinarian also reviews and makes recommendations for protocols. Find out more.

P.S. Members of The Association receive the added perk of free 30-day job listings. For non-members, it is $150 per listing. Considering that two non-member postings add up to more than the price of a one-year membership, it’s a savvy move to join The Association.

Photo: Asheville Humane Society