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AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps Conservation Educator
Teton Raptor Center is seeking a creative and self-motivated individual to help take our conservation initiatives and educational outreach to the next level. The primary roles of the AmeriCorps Conservation Educator (ACE) are to A) develop, create and promote educational materials to support two key nationwide conservation initiatives, Sporting Lead-Free and the Poo-Poo Project and B) help deliver educational programming locally to bring attention to raptor conservation. The ACE will contribute to creation of outreach materials and activities for all types of learners that will complement these conservation initiatives. The AmeriCorps Conservation Educator will help bring these national conservation initiatives to the next level and assist in delivering programs on- and off-site.
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Raptor Rehabilitation Technician
The Raptor Rehabilitation Technician (RRT) supports the medical care and rehabilitation of injured, ill, and orphaned raptors, working closely with staff, volunteers and interns. The RRT ensures the highest standards of patient care, contributes to conservation research, and fosters public awareness about raptor health and ecology. The ideal candidate will be an experienced and licensed wildlife rehabilitator and a dedicated, resourceful professional who can contribute meaningfully to TRC’s mission of raptor conservation.
Paid Internships
Yearly paid internships
We accept applications for these internships on a recurring basis during a specified application window for each position.
Starting January 2026, we’re offering a revised Teton Raptor Center Internship, focused on supporting all departments of our organization. We are also offering a Raptor Care Internship, focused on all aspects of the daily care of our patients and resident raptors.
Application windows are as follows:
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| Raptor Care Intern | September 1 – September 30 |
Raptor Care Internship
Running January 12 – December 18, 2026, the Raptor Care Intern will be responsible for ensuring avian ambassadors and patients are cared for in accordance with TRC’s protocols, all state and federal wildlife regulations, and TRC permits under the direction of the Roost Coordinator and Clinic Coordinator. The primary work environments for the Raptor Care Intern will be in the Clinic, Patient Care Unit and Flight Barn to provide and learn about the care and treatment of raptor patients, and the Roost – home to eleven permanent avian ambassadors. In addition to these duties, the Raptor Care Intern will support delivery of TRC’s education programs and engage in program logistics, communications, and other projects. The season and program demand will play a role in the division of labor. Teton Raptor Center cares for birds 365 days a year. The Raptor Care Intern is expected to share out responsibilities working weekends, holidays, and evenings.
Closed to applications for 2026.
TRC Internship
Running January 12 – December 18, 2026, this unique year-long internship targets an early-career professional eager to gain hands-on experience in nonprofit conservation work. This immersive position provides broad exposure to TRC’s mission — advancing raptor conservation through education, research, and rehabilitation — while emphasizing communications, storytelling, and public engagement.
The intern will work across departments and support the organization’s communications and marketing efforts by developing compelling digital content, assisting with outreach campaigns, representing TRC at events, and helping to tell the stories of raptors, science, and community impact. This internship is ideal for a strong communicator who is excited about conservation, science communication, and the behind-the-scenes operations of a dynamic nonprofit.
We’re looking for someone who is curious, adaptable, team-oriented, and ready to jump into a dynamic, mission-focused environment.
Closed to applications for 2026.
Immersive Experiences - Externships & Internships (unpaid)
Veterinary Externship
- Time Commitment: Minimum 6 weeks, 30 hours per week
- 1 Extern Position Available (Fall/Winter or Spring/Summer)
- Must be at least 18 years old and in veterinary school
Application windows:
- For Summer/Fall: February 15th deadline, hiring decision by March 15th
- For Winter/Spring: September 31st deadline, hiring decision in October
POSITION DESCRIPTION
The Veterinary Externship is an opportunity to learn about raptor rehabilitation through direct, hands-on work in our raptor rehabilitation clinic. This position is available for students in vet school. The season will dictate the focus of the work. During the busy season (May – September), the majority of time will be spent working directly with the birds in the clinic. During the slower period (October – April), there will be elements of raptor care but there will also be a focus on protocol development, research, writing case studies, and data collection. TRC does not have a veterinarian on staff but works closely with local veterinarians. We have a suite of impressive diagnostic tools and medical equipment including digital x-ray, oxygen chamber, blood chemistry analyzer, cold laser therapy, and more. Externs will become proficient in the use of all these pieces of equipment as well as the diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses and injuries. Please see link below for full position description and instructions to apply.
Veterinary Externship Description
Pre-Veterinary Internship
- Time Commitment: Minimum 6 weeks, 30 hours per week
- 1 Pre–vet Extern Position available during the summer
- Must be at least 18 years old and in college on the pre-veterinary track.
Application window:
- February 15th, 5pm deadline, hiring decision in March
POSITION DESCRIPTION
The Pre-veterinary Internship is an opportunity to learn about raptor rehabilitation through direct, hands-on work in our raptor rehabilitation clinic. This position is available for college students on the pre-veterinary track. During the busy season (May – September), the majority of time will be spent working directly with the birds in the clinic. There will also be a focus on protocol development, research, writing case studies, and data collection. TRC does not have a veterinarian on staff but works closely with local veterinarians. We have a suite of impressive diagnostic tools and medical equipment including digital x-ray, oxygen chamber, blood chemistry analyzer, cold laser therapy, and more. Interns will become proficient in the use of all these pieces of equipment as well as the diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses and injuries. Please see link below for full position description and instructions to apply.
Pre-veterinary Internship Description
Summer Education Internship
- Date range: June 1 – September 31st, minimum of six weeks
- 1 position available during the summer
- Must be at least 18 years old.
Application window:
- February 15th, 5pm deadline, hiring decision in March
POSITION DESCRIPTION
Teton Raptor Center is seeking a creative and self-motivated individual who is passionate about education to support our on and off-site education programs and help care for the Avian Ambassadors during our busiest season. Please see link below for full position description and instructions to apply.