Instructor/Intern-Fixed Term East Lansing, Michigan, United States Small Animal Clinical Sciences 10046764 Area of Interest: Veterinary/Animal Care Full Time/Part Time: Full Time (90-100%) Group: Fixed Term Faculty Union/Non-Union: Union Faculty/Academic Staff Opening on: Sep 21 2026 Closing at: Sep 15 2028 - 23:55 EDT Salary Commensurate with Experience College Of Veterinary Medicine 1168341 Position Summary This is
a comprehensive multispecies program designed to provide a strong foundation in Comparative Theriogenology. The intern will gain hands-on experience with both small and large domestic species, with focus on canine and equine reproduction. Opportunities are also planned for exposure to reproductive cases involving other domestic animals, such as cattle and small ruminants, as well as zoo animal species. In addition,
the intern will have the opportunity to work with wild and zoo animal reproductive specimens through elective rotations. The program also includes exposure to fields complementary to Theriogenology such as small animal emergency and critical care, as well as large animal internal medicine and neonatology. Depending on the intern’s specific interests, availability, and licensing, there may be opportunities to engage
with equine and production animal breeding programs at MSU South Campus Animal Farms. The intern will work closely with two Theriogenologists, Drs. Viviane Gomes and Julie Strachota, and a Reproductive Pathologist, Dr. Dalen Agnew. Clinical experience will be gained through supervised case management and participation in educational activities, including pre-clinical and clinical teaching of veterinary nursing and
DVM students, intern/resident seminars, and rounds. Opportunities for participation in reproductive-focused research may also be available. The MSU Theriogenology Internship Program will provide a diverse educational experience that will prepare the intern for specialty private practice, advanced graduate studies, or clinical residency training leading to board certification in Theriogenology. Duties will include:
Primary patient responsibility and service duty on Small Animal, Equine, and Food Animal Theriogenology. Working directly with faculty, residents, nurses, veterinary students, and veterinary nursing students in the service areas assigned. Completing laboratory training to develop various sample processing skills pertaining to Theriogenology. Full participation in instructional opportunities and responsibilities such
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