Statewide Program Manager, Cervids & Small Ruminants Health

State of Michigan; Lansing (MI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

State of Michigan's Animal Industry Division (AID) seeks a Veterinary Specialist to lead statewide animal health programs, with emphasis on cervids and small ruminants, reportable diseases, and NAHSR data reporting.

The role ensures regulatory compliance, coordinates resources across public health and animal health teams, and trains staff and stakeholders on regulatory requirements.

Candidates must hold a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine and be licensed to practice in Michigan.

Qualifications

• Possession of a doctorate degree in veterinary medicine.
• Two years of professional experience equivalent to a Veterinarian P11 or one year equivalent to a Veterinarian 12.
• License requirements: DEA license; Michigan Board of Pharmacy Controlled Substance License; USDA Veterinary Accreditation; valid Michigan driver’s license; FDA credentialing may be required.

Responsibilities

• Plan, implement, maintain, and coordinate statewide animal health programs focusing on cervids and small ruminants, reportable disease tracking, and the National Animal Health Reporting System.

Education

Doctorate in veterinary medicine

Job description

State of Michigan's Animal Industry Division (AID) seeks a Veterinary Specialist to lead statewide animal health programs, with emphasis on cervids and small ruminants, reportable diseases, and NAHSR data reporting.

The role ensures regulatory compliance, coordinates resources across public health and animal health teams, and trains staff and stakeholders on regulatory requirements.

Candidates must hold a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine and be licensed to practice in Michigan.