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North Carolina State University’s Veterinary Hospital seeks an Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Assistant to provide direct clinical and husbandry support for admitted patients. The role emphasizes daily monitoring, administering treatments, triage during emergencies, and strict biosecurity practices in a busy ambulatory and hospital setting.
The position requires experience with large animal care, strong communication, and ability to collaborate with clinicians, technicians, and hospital
Job Posting Information
Posting Number PG195288SP
Internal Recruitment No
Working Title Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Assistant
Anticipated Hiring Range $41,000 - $44,400
Work Schedule Monday-Friday, hours TBD, holidays and on call required
Job Location Raleigh, NC
Department 192001 - CVM Teaching Hospital
Established in 1983, the NC State Veterinary Hospital (VH) is one of the nation's highest-rated academic medical centers, serving North Carolina and the surrounding region. The VH treats nearly 35,000 patients annually across more than 20 clinical services, utilizing a team-based approach that leverages the expertise of nationally and internationally renowned board-certified specialists.
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The Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Assistant provides direct clinical, emergency, and husbandry support for all patients admitted to the Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Center. Operating as a core member of the patient care team, this role is responsible for daily monitoring, administering treatments, performing triage during emergency caseloads, and ensuring strict adherence to biosecurity and infectious disease protocols. The position involves close collaboration with clinicians, veterinary technicians, and hospital administrative teams to deliver high-quality large animal care and ensure smooth daily operations.