If you are a current University employee, please use the internal career site to apply for this position. Job Description The Department of Animal and Pre-Veterinary Studies at the University of Findlay invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track position as an Assistant Professor of Professional Practice in Teaching in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. The anticipated start date is no later than August 1,
2027. The Department of Animal and Pre-Veterinary Studies boasts close to 600 undergraduate students, and provides three emphases: Industry, Science, and Pre-Vet. The successful candidate will hold expertise in Food Animal Medicine and will be responsible for providing clinical support to the animals housed in the Dr. C. Richard Beckett Animal Science Center as the veterinarian of record. Additionally, they will
teach courses and/or labs relevant to their training and experience to support the Animal Science program. Applicants must have excellent written and oral communication skills and demonstrate ability to utilize digital technologies for course design and delivery. Applicants should have a strong desire and passion for advising and mentorship and will be responsible for academic advising within the program and serve as
a coordinator and mentor for our newly established Large Animal Rural Veterinary Early Mentoring Program, for eligible Pre-Veterinary students. Minimum qualifications include a graduate of an AVMA accredited program or completed the ECFVG or PAVE program, successful completion & passing score on the NAVLE, current Ohio Veterinary License, current Ohio Board of Pharmacy License, current D.E.A. License, obtain &
maintain USDA APHIS Category II Accreditation Status, food animal clinical experience, and the ability to lift 40+ lbs. Preferred qualifications include evidence of instructional or teaching experience in Higher Education. Clinical roles include but not limited to hold D.E.A. controlled substance registration and manage Pharmacy and associated ordering, provide examinations, testing, and interpret lab results to
support accurate diagnoses, treatment of sick animals, write Health Certificates, create, maintain, update comprehensive preventative health and vaccine protocols, provide routine treatment and care for animal health (i.e. Brucellosis vaccinating and testing, Johne’s/CL/CAEV testing, Trich testing, etc.), collaborate with animal science faculty and barn managers to develop and maintain written health records, BMPs,
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