PRI Zimbabwe is looking for an Animal Nutritionist

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Animal Nutritionist

Post Date:October 29, 2022
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Career Level Other
Qualification Degree
Experience 1-3 Years
Industry Agriculture

Job Description

Our client in the animal production industry is searching for an experienced, organised and diligent Ruminant Nutritionist and a Monogastric Nutritionist to be responsible for creating and balancing rations to ensure all dietary needs are met for animals under their supervision.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Re-evaluate the chemical and nutritional value of feeds, feed supplements, grass and forage for commercial animals
Formulate diets and rations to maximize growth, reproduction, health and performance
Assess the relative nutritional and economic value of feeding systems
Research the effectiveness of dietary regimes
Conduct animal-based studies and laboratory trials
Liaise with producers and clients to understand their targets and objectives, and the specific needs of the market
Monitor feed formulations to meet quality performance and animal health standards
Expand existing ranges of animal food products and develop new ones
Support commercial teams in producing and launching new products
Maintain expertise in nutritional trends and keep up to date with regulatory changes

Educational Qualification:

Tertiary level Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree in Animal Nutrition.
An overseas qualification is an added advantage.

Skills and Competencies:

An understanding of the scientific basis of nutrition
Familiarity with analysing data and writing reports
The ability to conduct research in a safe, ethical and reliable manner
The capability to formulate and communicate ideas

Experience:

A minimum of 1 year experience in an Animal Nutritionist role or similar.
Overseas working experience is an added advantage.

Interested and suitably qualified candidates should send their CVs to [email protected] no later than 31st October 2022.

PLEASE NOTE: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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