Supervisor, Animal Resources

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Posting Description

AREA SUPERVISOR, ANIMAL RESOURCES, Division of Comparative Medicine (DCM), to supervise the operation of a separate animal facility on the MIT campus.  Will remain fully cognizant of the detailed operation of the animal facility and ensure that animal husbandry procedures are carried out properly and according to established SOP’s; directly supervise animal care personnel; and interact with the research community and maintain ongoing, productive communication with the representatives of each investigative group.  

Job Requirements

REQUIRED: A minimum of one year of directly related supervisory experience and strong communication skills. PREFERRED: Bachelor's degree in animal science, veterinary technology, or related field; AALAS certification as a laboratory animal technologist; and training experience.

Some weekend work will be required.

Applicants must include a cover letter as part of their application material.

7/29/2026
 

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