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According to Indeed, hiring managers may feel more urgency this month to find qualified candidates for roles posted at the start of the year that haven’t yet been filled. If you’re considering a career move, now’s a great time to follow up on applications or apply for jobs that have been open for awhile.

Following is a sampling of the latest opportunities from The Association’s Career Center.

Executive Director, Saving Grace Humane Society
Roseburg, OR

Seeking a data-driven, empathetic ED to steward the org’s next stage of growth. Responsibilities include leading and developing 25+ staff members, ensuring marketing and fundraising goals are met, building relationships with all-level donors and businesses, and serving as a role model for staff and volunteers. 3+ years of executive-level experience leading and developing teams, and managing budgets of $1M-$2M; CAWA preferred. Learn more.

Director of Community Engagement, Arizona Animal Welfare League
Phoenix, AZ

This position will manage new and existing community programs in four key areas: Volunteers, Events, Shelter Intervention & Diversion, and Access to Veterinary Care. The successful candidate will apply a strategic, data-informed lens to all program design, and hire, mentor and lead a 7-person team. 5+ years nonprofit or related experience, 3+ years in leadership; Spanish and English required. Learn more.

Adoptions Manager, SPCA of Northern Nevada
Reno, NV

The Adoptions Manager will prioritize the customer experience in the Adoption Center, maintain daily operations, and provide high-touch support to 5 direct reports, including in-the-moment coaching. Seeking a deft communicator who enjoys connecting with and listening to others. 3+ years of customer service experience in a leadership role; experience in community organizing and/or social services are a plus. Learn more.

Clinical & Surgical Instructor – Shelter Medicine, Humane Colorado
Denver, CO

This role cultivates learning opportunities for externs in shelter and community medicine, while delivering high-quality medical and surgical care in a dynamic shelter and community medicine setting. The instructor will provide overall management and coordination of the program, while serving as the primary instructor for shelter medicine. This is also an adjunct faculty position with Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. The ideal candidate is a confident surgeon with experience in shelter medicine, incremental care, and high-volume spay/neuter. Learn more.

Photo: Saving Grace Humane Society/Facebook