Researcher in Veterinary Pathology, IRSEA, France

European Society of Veterinary Pathology; Apt; On-site; EUR 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

IRSEA in Apt, France, invites applications for a Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist to start a PhD thesis on vomeronasal organ alterations in domestic animals, under Prof. Patrick Pageat and Dr. Pietro Asproni.

The role combines research with routine diagnostic pathology and report preparation under supervision. The candidate holds a DVM with a postgraduate qualification in Veterinary Anatomic Pathology (ECVP/ACVP) and has relevant experience in diagnostic pathology, strong organizational skills

Qualifications

• DVM and postgraduate qualification in Veterinary Anatomic Pathology (ECVP, ACVP) required.
• Strong interest in fundamental and applied research.
• Meticulous, well-organised and able to manage workload.

Responsibilities

• PhD thesis on vomeronasal organ alterations in domestic animals and its influence on behaviour and welfare, under the thesis directors.
• Routine diagnostic pathology analyses and report redaction under supervision.

Skills

Strong research interest

Meticulous and organized

Dynamic and autonomous

Team oriented

Education

DVM

Postgraduate Veterinary Anatomic Pathology (ECVP/ACVP)

Job description

Researcher in Veterinary Pathology, IRSEA, France

The IRSEA (Research Institute in Semiochemistry and Applied Ethology) is a private Research Institute employing less than 50 employees and placed in Apt, France. IRSEA’s research is mainly focused on the study of the chemical communication and animal welfare. The multidisciplinary approach is at the base of the philosophy of our Institute, which includes different profiles in its team, such as veterinarians, biotechnologists, chemists and entomologists. Due to the growing number of pathology research projects and pathology diagnostic routine, IRSEA is now recruiting a Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist to start a PhD thesis on the project “Vomeronasal organ alterations in animals”.

Job details

Education / Qualifications

• DVM
• Postgraduate qualification in Veterinary Anatomic Pathology (ECVP, ACVP)
• relevant experience in routine diagnostic anatomic pathology

Other requirements

• strong interest in fundamental and applied research
• meticulous, well‑organised and able to manage their own workload
• dynamic, autonomous and with a strong spirit of initiative
• team-oriented and opened to discover new scientific fields

Missions

• PhD thesis about vomeronasal organ alterations in domestic animals and its influence in animal behaviour and welfare, under the direction of Prof. Patrick Pageat and Dr. Pietro Asproni (thesis director and co‑director, respectively).
• Routine diagnostic pathology analyses and report redaction (cytological, histopathological and autoptic exams), under the supervision of Dr. Pietro Asproni, Head of the Department.

Applications should be sent (CV + letter of intent) by mail to: