Lead Veterinary Clinician & Supervisor (Part-Time)

Cuyahoga Community College; Parma (OH); On-site; USD 68,191 - 97,120; Part time

Job summary

Cuyahoga Community College is seeking a part‑time veterinary supervision role at the Western Campus. You will supervise veterinary technology students during laboratory classes in small and large animal medicine, assess patient health, and guide medical and surgical care within program SOPs.

Responsibilities include authorizing treatments, managing emergencies, interpreting radiographs, and ensuring compliance with USDA/IACUC/AVMA guidelines. Requires DVM/VMD and Ohio license.

Qualifications

• Formal veterinary degree and state license required.
• Demonstrated clinical proficiency in medicine and surgery.
• Experience making decisions affecting a work unit or team.
• Ability to manage diverse problems in varied situations.
• Ability to work with staff to ensure good patient outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Supervise veterinary technology students during lab sessions.
• Perform medical/dental/surgical assessments of patients.
• Authorize program staff and students to treat patients.
• Handle emergencies and ensure proper post‑op care.
• Interpret radiographs and consult with students on care.
• Maintain controlled drug logs per regulations and SOPs.

Skills

Written communication

Verbal communication

Organizational skills

Time management

Project management

Adaptability

Attention to detail

Discretion/Confidentiality

Education

DVM or VMD

Ohio veterinary license

Proficiency in veterinary medicine

Sound decision making

Diverse problem solving

Staff interaction

Tools

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Cuyahoga Community College is seeking a part‑time veterinary supervision role at the Western Campus. You will supervise veterinary technology students during laboratory classes in small and large animal medicine, assess patient health, and guide medical and surgical care within program SOPs.

Responsibilities include authorizing treatments, managing emergencies, interpreting radiographs, and ensuring compliance with USDA/IACUC/AVMA guidelines. Requires DVM/VMD and Ohio license.