Traci Nolan Email & Phone Number

Memphis, Tn

Daily husbandry for a variety of species including hippopotamus, okapi, Kirk's dik-dik, Sumatran tiger, snow leopard, caracal, red panda, capybara, meerkats, mandrills, Nile crocodiles, wading birds and waterfowl.Point person for all aspects of daily care and behavioral husbandry for 1.3 hippopotamus.Point person for all aspects of maintaining building, facilities and appearance of the hippopotamus exhibit and holding facility.Training new employees on daily routines.Training and supervision of interns and seasonal employees.Primary trainer for 0.2 hippopotamus and 0.1 mandrill.Point person for separation training of 0.2 hippopotamus - mother and daughter. Co-trainer for tusk trimming for 1.0 hippopotamus.Trained hip inject behavior for 0.1 mandrill.Helped lead successful reintroduction of 0.3 hippopotamus.

Provide top quality instruction in test taking techniques at remote locations for classes and individuals; design personalized tutoring plans; solve problems of accommodations and scheduling; keep accurate records for class data, timekeeping and expenses.

Greater Milwaukee Area

Husbandry of Family Farm animal collection - domestic hoofstock, chickens and education collection; public educational presentations with domestic and exotic species, supervision of contact yard. Employed May - September 2016 and May 2017 - October 2017. Back for my third term, May 2018 to September 2018.

New Orleans, La

General husbandry for birds and South American mammals, including hornbills, vultures, guanaco, capybara and lowland tapir.Capture and restraint, behavioral training, enrichment, medication administration, recordkeeping, diet order and prep, exhibit maintenance, public speaking, crowd control, assisting with medical procedures.

Colorado Springs, Co

General husbandry for primates, native wildlife, mountain tapirs.

Monterey, Ca

General husbandry for African Penguins 8.10, Laysan albatross 0.1 and a mixed species aviary containing 20 species of shorebirds and ducks, including 30 individual birds (7.11.12).-Behavioral observation research: "Red-necked Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus) Behavior in a Multi-Species Captive Setting"-Cleaning and disinfecting exhibits and holdings-Species appropriate capture and restraint techniques-Diet preparation and distribution-Operant conditioning techniques-Data collection and analysis-Design, choose and distribute species appropriate enrichment items-Medication administration-Stock rotation and food storage-Develop familiarity with USDA food storage regulations

Madison Wi

Gaining experience in all areas of captive wildlife care - diet prep, medication administration, operant conditioning, behavioral enrichment, animal restraint, behavioral observation, exhibit and holding area cleaning and sanitation, short-term transport, record keeping.Species: Avian (aquatic, wading, psittacine, songbird), callitrichids, small mammal (insectivore, carnivore, herbivore), marsupial, non-venomous reptile, amphibian, invertebrate, domestic hoofstock.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

Education Docent. Present education collection animals to audiences (on and off site); short-term animal transport and husbandry; use safe handling practices with exotic animal species; keep accurate records of animal data; train education docents in proper procedures for handling and presenting animals.Species: Avian (waterfowl, psittacine, penguin, vulture), small non-venomous reptiles, amphibians, small mammals, invertebrates.*Day Captain August-September 2011*Certificate for 143 volunteer hours in 2012

Madison, Wisconsin Area

Gaining experience in all areas of captive wildlife care - diet prep, medication administration, operant conditioning, behavioral enrichment, animal restraint, behavioral observation, exhibit and holding area cleaning and sanitation, short-term transport, record keeping.Species: Avian (waterfowl, wading, psittacine, gamebird, passerine, vulture), callitrichids, small mammal (insectivore, herbivore), marsupial, small non-venomous reptile, amphibian, invertebrate, domestic hoofstock.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

Prepare diets; feed animals (voluntary and assisted feeding); restrain animals for treatment and feeding; clean and sanitize cages and enclosures; keep accurate records of animal data. Experience with infant/juvenile small native mammals and birds (aquatic and songbird species); adult native small mammals and birds (aquatic, bird of prey and songbird species).

Represent indigent clients in criminal, juvenile, family, and guardianship cases; coordinate appearance of witnesses; investigate factual background; obtain and organize public record documents maintain business records; organize and manage financial records, draft legal and business correspondence and documents.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

Represent clients in criminal, juvenile, family and mental commitment cases; interview witnesses; investigate factual backgrounds; maintain time and billing records; participate in firm management decision-making; research and draft legal documents and correspondence.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biology/Captive Wildlife

Notable courses: Chemical Immobilization, Animal Physiology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, Genetics, Microbiology, Parasitology.

Doctor Of Law (Jd)

Activities and Societies: Review of Litigation - Associate Editor, Women's Law Caucus

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), History

Activities and Societies: Semester in Germany