HRM 3420 Lecture 35: HRM 3420 Lecture 35 Notes

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HRM 3420 Lecture 35 Notes – Caring for the Animals and Dr. Tim Bernardino

Introduction

Caring for the Animals

• The zoo’s eeutie diretor also did ot see “telleosh’s lak of aial-care

experience as a problem.

• We ere lookig for aod ith a akgroud that ould ru a zoo o a da-to-day

basis.

• We did’t fid aod ith a aial akgroud ho ould do that.

• We hose Bo “telleosh eause he as the est adidate, Lau said.

• Three sets of employees work closely with the animals: veterinarians, curators, and

zookeepers.

Dr. Tim Bernardino

• Dr. Ti Berardio, diretor of Aial Health ad Nutritio at Cit Zoo, as the zoo’s

head veterinarian, and had been a zoo employee for 22 years.

• Eight full- and part-time employees in the animal health and nutrition department

reported to him.

• Veterinarians are responsible for the health care program for the animals, and they also

maintain all health records.

• Berardio as also the attedig eteriaria for the zoo, a position that carries with

it the responsibility to communicate on a regular basis with the Ministry of Natural

Resources.

• Part of this responsibility involved bringing questionable animal deaths to the attention

of the Ministry of Natural Resources.

• Bernardino was well respected by the international veterinarian community, and well-

liked by the zookeepers.

• He was known to deeply care for all of the animals in the zoo

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