ACMEXH306 — Rehabilitate native wildlife

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What an assessment for ACMEXH306 must cover

39 assessable components: 3 elements (18 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Provide immediate care for rescued animals

1.1Select and use personal protective equipment appropriate for task
1.2Handle native animals following organisational health and safety and animal welfare procedures
1.3Follow organisational quarantine and disease control procedures
1.4Identify animals and initiate emergency care according to organisational policies and procedures
1.5Seek advice from supervisor or species coordinator and refer seriously injured animals to veterinary clinic for immediate treatment
1.6Collect and record information on each animal according to legislative and organisational policies and procedures

2 Rehabilitate rescued animals

2.1Apply suitable species-relevant rearing and recovery procedures
2.2Provide diets similar to the natural diet of the species
2.3Provide housing or habitat suitable for species and level of care required
2.4Identify common problems experienced by rescued animals and options for treatment or euthanasia if required, as directed by veterinarian
2.5Implement species-specific recovery procedures
2.6Process deceased animals for research purposes according to legislative and organisational policies and procedures
2.7Maintain documentation required in relation to rescued wildlife rehabilitation

3 Prepare animals for post-rehabilitation life

3.1Evaluate options for returning mature animals to native habitat
3.2Evaluate options for orphaned animals
3.3Provide hunting or foraging skills development opportunities according to organisational policies and procedures
3.4Provide socialising opportunities following organisational policies and procedures
3.5Implement tactics to reduce human interaction

Performance evidence

documented a rehabilitation program for native animal species in reference to current industry practices, rehabilitation guides, husbandry manuals and other expert sources where relevant
implemented a rehabilitation program for a minimum of two native animals and for each animal:
identified physiology, recovery and husbandry requirements for the species
used species appropriate handling techniques
provided appropriate husbandry and health care
prepared wildlife for post-rehabilitation life
handled deceased animals, as required
maintained accurate records

Knowledge evidence

principles, practices and objectives of native wildlife rehabilitation
principles of animal welfare and ethics and key requirements of standards and guidelines covering native wildlife
relevant organisational policies and procedures, including: safe work and animal handling practices; hygiene standards, infection control and prevention of zoonotic diseases
key requirements of national, state or territory wildlife protection legislation and codes of practice relating to rehabilitating wildlife
basic overview of wildlife ecology, including population dynamics, habitat selection, competition and predator–prey interactions
types of wildlife typically rescued, including: amphibians, birds, mammals, reptiles
anatomical structures and physiological features of common native wildlife
common problems experienced by rescued animals, including: age-related health conditions; dehydration, heat stress; wildlife diseases, including parasites; problems associated with captive care, including stress and humanisation; malnutrition, poor body condition, loss of weight or gastric conditions; injuries and trauma, including attacks from other animals, hit by car, pollution, natural disasters
initial emergency care activities to address breathing issues, external bleeding, immobilising fractures and treating dehydration and shock
basic animal husbandry requirements and rehabilitation procedures for common native species, including: care for young orphaned animals; accessing veterinary care and administering medication as directed; husbandry requirements, including diets and housing or habitats; infection and pathogen control; managing injuries; integrating with other same-species animals; minimising stress, providing warmth and shelter
pathogens and their potential impact on the environment

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret legislation and codes of practice relevant to animal capture and release; Interpret animal identification tags
Writing: Record accurate details of animal health and history

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