Care, breeding and care of (genetically modified) mice under the strictest hygiene conditions (SPF levels, IVC systems), recognition and assessment of phenotypic changes and clinical symptoms; carrying out small interventions such as blood withdrawals, biopsy and tissue samples while maintaining precise working standards; cooperation in animal testing (score sheets, observation and documentation of animal behaviour), participation in the training of animal nurses in the field of research and clinic, data management in special computer systems in compliance with animal protection documentation requirements; occasional cleaning, disinfection and autoclaving of posture materials and support in the organisation of animal husbandry areas.

training as an animal nurse*in (ideally research and clinic), veterinary medical professionals or comparable completed training, Professional starters are also warmly invited to apply, experience with the care and breeding of genetically modified animals of advantage, high reliability, sense of responsibility and a pronounced understanding of hygiene, ideally, computer identifiers, in particular handling animal management software, team skills, accuracy and joy at work in a challenging research environment, good knowledge of German, knowledge of English Willingness to occasional, remunerated weekend/feeding service.

responsible and versatile work in a pioneering international research environment, a workplace in a modern, technically excellent animal husbandry area, a good operating climate in a harmonious and collegial team, regular continuing and continuing training in the field of animal welfare and animal welfare, good compatibility of family and profession, occupational pension scheme (VBL), numerous offers of university sports, a very good connection to the ÖPNV through the central location in Bonn as well as the possibility to use inexpensive parking offers, Payment by category 6 TV-L. The University of Bonn promotes an open, value-assurance and non-discriminatory higher education culture and actively promotes opportunities and family-friendliness. We aim to reduce structural disadvantages and strengthen diversity in research, teaching and administration. We therefore welcome all applications, regardless of ethnic or social origin, gender, sexual orientation, religion or belief, disability and age.

Applicants of women and people with severe disabilities and persons with equal status are preferably taken into account in the context of the National Equality Act (LGG) NRW and the Social Code (SGB) IX. .