Full Professor, Veterinary Emergency Critical Care

Tuskegee University; Tuskegee (AL); Sur place; USD 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Tuskegee University invites applications for an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Emergency Critical Care in the College of Veterinary Medicine. The faculty member will provide on-site emergency coverage, supervise after-hours students and interns, and lead clinical teaching in small animal emergency medicine.

The role includes mentoring veterinary students and interns, collaborating with hospital teams, and engaging in teaching, research, and service as part of the Emergency and Critical

Qualifications

• Must have a DVM or equivalent degree and license to practice Veterinary Medicine.
• Clinical experience and documented competency in small animal emergency medicine and surgery are required.
• Board certification by ACVECC or ECVECC preferred; board-eligible candidates will be considered.

Responsabilités

• Provide on-site emergency veterinary coverage during evening, overnight, weekend and holiday shifts.
• Supervise an after-hours rotating intern and clinical veterinary students; maintain ultimate patient care responsibility.
• Provide clinical and laboratory instruction for veterinary students, interns, graduate students, and graduates in small animal emergency medicine.
• Participate in teaching and service activities within the Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care service and VMTH.

Connaissances

Emergency medicine

Teaching and supervision

Clinical instruction

Formation

DVM or equivalent degree

Description du poste

Tuskegee University invites applications for an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Emergency Critical Care in the College of Veterinary Medicine. The faculty member will provide on-site emergency coverage, supervise after-hours students and interns, and lead clinical teaching in small animal emergency medicine.

The role includes mentoring veterinary students and interns, collaborating with hospital teams, and engaging in teaching, research, and service as part of the Emergency and Critical