Aquaculture Manager

An Aquaculture Manager in the healthcare domain oversees aquatic farming systems with a focus on sustainable practices and biosecurity. They ensure the health of aquatic organisms used for nutrition, therapeutic products, or research. This role includes managing staff, maintaining regulatory standards, and ensuring high-quality output. Healthcare integration includes managing fish and marine organisms used for pharmaceutical and clinical research. Their administrative work supports health-focused aquaculture systems that contribute to public health and nutrition.

1. Supervise the daily operations of aquaculture facilities, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
2. Monitor and maintain the health of aquatic species used in food production and biomedical research.
3. Collaborate with healthcare professionals and researchers to support clinical-grade aquatic outputs.
4. Oversee procurement, budget management, and resource planning for aquaculture systems.
5. Implement biosecurity measures to prevent disease outbreaks and contamination in aquatic environments.
6. Prepare detailed reports and documentation for government, research, or healthcare audits.
7. Train and manage technical staff in best practices for aquaculture aligned with healthcare standards.