Assistant Professor of Theriogenology & Clinical Skills

NCVMA; Oro Valley (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine in Oro Valley, Arizona, seeks a veterinarian to teach large animal theriogenology within the DVM program. The role focuses on designing coursework, leading discussions, and supporting the pre-clinical curriculum with hands-on, case-based instruction.

This career-track appointment emphasizes teaching excellence, student mentoring, and participation in curriculum development and governance within the CVM community.

Qualifications

• Design, develop, and deliver theriogenology content for the theriogenology/endocrinology course.
• Collaborate with faculty to deliver engaging, hands-on learning experiences in theriogenology.
• Lead OSCE development and assessment rubrics to evaluate student skills.
• Guide large animal portions of the longitudinal Clinical Skills curriculum.
• Provide mentoring and support to diverse student body and engage in governance.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and deliver veterinary theriogenology content for the Cycle of Life course.
• Collaborate with faculty and instructional staff to deliver hands-on learning experiences.
• Develop OSCE rubrics and assess hands-on skills with feedback.
• Integrate clinical skills across organ-system blocks within the curriculum.
• Provide office hours and mentorship to students.
• Advise student clubs and participate in CVM and university governance.

Job description

The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine in Oro Valley, Arizona, seeks a veterinarian to teach large animal theriogenology within the DVM program. The role focuses on designing coursework, leading discussions, and supporting the pre-clinical curriculum with hands-on, case-based instruction.

This career-track appointment emphasizes teaching excellence, student mentoring, and participation in curriculum development and governance within the CVM community.