Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor of Surgery

University of Minnesota; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 80,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

An esteemed institution is looking for skilled surgeons to join their Small Animal Surgery service. This role offers the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art facilities, including advanced imaging technologies and surgical equipment. You will engage in teaching, clinical research, and consultations, contributing to both the educational and clinical missions of the college. The position emphasizes work-life balance and professional development, making it an ideal opportunity for those passionate about veterinary medicine and education. Join a collaborative environment that values innovation and excellence in animal care.

Benefits

Comprehensive Health Insurance

Retirement Plans

Tuition Benefits

Career Development Opportunities

Work-Life Balance Initiatives

Qualifications

• Completion of a small animal surgery residency with board certification eligibility.
• Strong references and a commitment to teaching and clinical research.

Responsibilities

• Teach students, interns, and residents in surgical techniques.
• Participate in clinical research and ongoing clinical trials.

Skills

Surgical Skills

Clinical Research

Teaching

Consultation

Education

DVM/VMD or equivalent

Small Animal Surgery Residency

Tools

3T MRI

264-slice CT

Arthroscopy Equipment

Cardiopulmonary Bypass Equipment

Job description

The University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking surgeons (orthopedic or soft tissue) for the Small Animal Surgery service. Positions may be full or part-time, tenure or clinical track, at any level (assistant, associate, or full professor).

The department offers state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities, including a new 3T MRI, a 264-slice CT (to be installed end of 2022), cone beam CT, intraoperative fluoroscopy, arthroscopy with a nanoscope, multidirectional thoracoscopy and laparoscopy tables, and cardiopulmonary bypass equipment. There are strong collaborative ties within research and clinical settings, and with the Medical School, facilitating human-animal procedure adaptation and research collaborations.

Primary duties include teaching students, interns, and residents; participating in clinical research; providing surgical consultations; and engaging in ongoing clinical trials. The percentage of time dedicated to each area is negotiable.

Benefits include career development opportunities, work-life balance initiatives, and a competitive salary commensurate with experience. Additional benefits cover comprehensive health insurance, retirement plans, tuition benefits, and more.

Qualifications include a DVM/VMD or equivalent, completion of a small animal surgery residency with eligibility for board certification, and strong references. Board certification by the American or European College of Veterinary Surgery is preferred.