Clinical Professor — Small Animal Nephrology & Urology

AzVMA; Boston (MA); Vor Ort; USD 140.000 - 280.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Tufts University’s Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, MA, seeks a Clinical Professor in small animal internal medicine to lead nephrology and urology services, including interventional endourology and extracorporeal therapies, in a two-clinician team.

The successful candidate will teach veterinary students and house officers, consult with referring veterinarians, and engage in scholarly activity and clinical research to stay at the forefront of the discipline.

Qualifikationen

• DVM or equivalent and completion of an internal medicine residency approved by ACVIM/ECVIM.
• Board certification in small animal internal medicine by the date of hire.
• Proficiency in interventional endourology is required.
• Experience or strong interest in extracorporeal therapy; ACVNU fellowship/residency or board certification desirable.
• Demonstrated interest and aptitude in teaching and clinical research.

Aufgaben

• Deliver clinical nephrology and urology services, including endourology and extracorporeal therapies.
• Teach and supervise veterinary students and house officers; advise referring veterinarians.
• Engage in clinical research to stay current and contribute to scholarly activity.
• Collaborate with a team of ACVIM/ACVNU diplomates; manage clinical cases and on-call duties.

Kenntnisse

Teaching

Clinical research

Interventional endourology

Ausbildung

DVM or equivalent

ACVIM/ECVIM Internal Medicine residency

Board certification in small animal internal medicine

Tools

Endourology equipment

Extracorporeal therapy equipment

Jobbeschreibung

Tufts University’s Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, MA, seeks a Clinical Professor in small animal internal medicine to lead nephrology and urology services, including interventional endourology and extracorporeal therapies, in a two-clinician team.

The successful candidate will teach veterinary students and house officers, consult with referring veterinarians, and engage in scholarly activity and clinical research to stay at the forefront of the discipline.