Wildlife Rehabilitation Internship - Unpaid Stark ParksWildlife Rehabilitation Internship - UnpaidMassillon, OHRequirements:Must currently be actively working on a degree in field of biology, pre-vet, zoology, conservation, or equivalent field(s)Effective interpersonal skills GPA of 3.00 or higher preferredHours: 16-24 hours a week from August through December 2026 (14 weeks). Students Can Expect To:Gain supervised knowledge of Ohio's native wildlife, human/wildlife conflicts, non-lethal solutions, and state and federal regulations governing wildlife rehabilitation.
Wildlife Ambassador Enrichment Internship - Unpaid Stark ParksWildlife Ambassador Enrichment Internship - UnpaidMassillon, OHSkills/Experience/Abilities:Must currently be actively working on a degree in field of biology, pre-vet, zoology, conservation, or equivalent field(s)Lower or upper-class students encouraged to applyEffective organizational skillsEffective interpersonal skillsGPA of 3.00 or higher preferredBasic Requirements:Some (3-6 months minimum) wildlife rehabilitation, or veterinary experience, or related field preferred interest in animal enrichment research required. With close supervision care for education animals (cleaning, diets, and enrichments) and learn species specific daily enrichment practices for our education animals and some rehabilitation animals through diets, caging criteria, handling techniques, toys, programing, data collection and entry, etc.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Enrichment Internship - Unpaid Stark ParksWildlife Rehabilitation Enrichment Internship - UnpaidMassillon, OHpurchased foodWeekly duties of aquatic plant harvesting, cutting branches with beneficial leaves, aero garden harvesting, dirt and rotting log collection, cleaning colony enclosures, cultivation of insects from any at capacity tanks, and feeding weekly coloniesNuts and berry harvesting from other Stark Parks locations, aquatic species collection (fishing, crayfish collecting, etc.) deseeding produce, seed and nut drying/ freezing, and working with the Natural Resources staff for native seed cultivation that can be used in food plots the following yearRequirements:Must currently be actively working on a degree in field of biology, ecology and/or environment science, zoology, conservation, or equivalent field(s)Effective interpersonal skillsGPA of 3.00 or higher preferredHours: 12-24 hours a week for duration of 14 weeks, August 2026 through December 2026. Students Can Expect To:Cultivating food to feed rehab and education animals at the Wildlife Conservation CenterCultivation and distribution of wild caught insects from provided traps and as well as wild greens and wild berries.
Principal Scientist, Preclinical Surgeon Johnson & JohnsonPrincipal Scientist, Preclinical SurgeonCincinnati, OhioEducation: A minimum of a Doctorate degree is highly preferred (DVM/VMD from an (AVMA) American Veterinary Medical Association accredited program; MD is also acceptable with significant preclinical experience). Function as key Preclinical Research team member by energetically supporting the goals of the department, ETHICON, and J&J by actively participating in and collaborating with the external scientific community.
Principal Scientist Galois, Inc.Principal ScientistDayton, OHWith clients including NASA, DARPA, AWS, and the DoW, we leverage our cutting-edge research to deliver high assurance solutions and tools that enhance security, reliability, and operational efficiency across sectors including aerospace & defense, healthcare, semiconductors, and fintech. Who We Are: From building digital engineering tools that make space exploration safer to verifying cryptographic libraries that protect some of the world’s most valuable data, Galois develops technology to guarantee the trustworthiness of systems where failure is unacceptable.
Principal Scientist, Preclinical Surgeon 6045-Ethicon Legal EntityPrincipal Scientist, Preclinical SurgeonCincinnati, OhioEducation: A minimum of a Doctorate degree is highly preferred (DVM/VMD from an (AVMA) American Veterinary Medical Association accredited program; MD is also acceptable with significant preclinical experience). Function as key Preclinical Research team member by energetically supporting the goals of the department, ETHICON, and J&J by actively participating in and collaborating with the external scientific community.
Scientist, Principal A-dec Inc.Scientist, PrincipalOregon, OHThe Principal Scientist evaluates novel technologies, develops proof-of-concept solutions, and partners closely with Product & Technology, Growth, and executive leadership to inform innovation strategy, development investments, and potential partnerships or acquisitions. This role leads exploratory and applied research across physics, chemistry, materials, mechanics, optics, electromagnetics, thermal systems, and related domains, translating scientific insights into commercially relevant concepts, platforms, and strategic opportunities.
Ecology Technician American Burying Beetle at The Wilds The Columbus Zoological Park AssociationEcology Technician American Burying Beetle at The WildsCumberland, OHAs a Seasonal Ecology Technician, you''ll work closely with the Ecology team to support beetle husbandry, conduct field surveys and monitoring, maintain program records and data, and assist with conservation efforts both in the field and within the Beetle Barn. If you''re looking for an opportunity to gain valuable field experience while contributing directly to species recovery and conservation at one of North America''s premier conservation centers, we''d love to hear from you.
IMLS Scholar - Bear Research Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenIMLS Scholar - Bear ResearchCincinnati, OhioThe successful candidate will work alongside and be mentored by CREW scientists (primarily Dr. Liz Brammer-Robbins, Dr. Erin Curry, and Brandon Edwards) focusing on sloth bear fecal hormone analysis and assisting with extracellular vesicle protein analysis for pregnancy detection in a model species. Channeling the strengths and expertise of the scientific staff, CREW takes a focused approach to wildlife conservation by identifying Signature projects where we believe our impact can be significant, including: 1) rhinos, 2) exceptional plants, 3) imperiled cats, and 4) polar bears.
NewEcology Technician- American Burying Beetle at The Wilds Columbus Zoo Family of ParksEcology Technician- American Burying Beetle at The WildsCumberland, OhioTemporaryAs a Seasonal Ecology Technician, you'll work closely with the Ecology team to support beetle husbandry, conduct field surveys and monitoring, maintain program records and data, and assist with conservation efforts both in the field and within the Beetle Barn. If you're looking for an opportunity to gain valuable field experience while contributing directly to species recovery and conservation at one of North America's premier conservation centers, we'd love to hear from you.