The Fish Health Technician supports fish health monitoring, laboratory analysis, and biosecurity oversight across hatchery, nursery, and grow-out operations. The role involves sample collection and analysis, supporting health trials, tracking sex ratios, and ensuring accurate data reporting to support informed decision-making and improved farm performance.

Key Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Fisheries & Aquaculture, Veterinary Medicine, Zoology, or a related field.
  
• 1–3 years’ experience in aquaculture, laboratory work, or fish health is an added advantage.
  
• Basic understanding of fish health, biosecurity, and sampling techniques.
  

Fish Health Sampling & Analysis

• Collect fish samples from hatchery, nursery, and grow-out stages according to established protocols.
  
• Conduct health assessments including external and internal examinations.
  
• Analyze and record fish health indicators and assist in identifying abnormalities.
  
• Support testing and tracking of sex ratios and report findings accurately.
  

Support Health Trials

• Support implementation of fish health and prophylactic trials.
  
• Assist in data collection, sampling, and adherence to trial protocols.
  
• Ensure proper handling and documentation of trial samples and results.
  

Biosecurity Monitoring

• Assess and report biosecurity risks and non-compliance observed across farm operations.
  
• Support implementation of biosecurity procedures and corrective actions.
  

Data Management & Reporting

• Record and enter data accurately into approved systems and templates.
  
• Prepare routine summaries and reports for review by the R&D Manager.
  
• Maintain organized, traceable records for audits and reference.
  

Laboratory Housekeeping & Support

• Maintain cleanliness, organization, and safety within the laboratory.
  
• Ensure proper handling, storage, and disposal of samples and materials.
  
• Assist in maintaining laboratory supplies and equipment in good working condition.