Veterinary Tech Instructor - Long-Term Temp

Yuba Community College District; Marysville (CA); Hybrid; USD 71,000 - 114,000; Full time

Job summary

Yuba Community College District is seeking a Veterinary Technology Instructor for a long-term temporary assignment. The role involves organizing and teaching the full veterinary technology curriculum, preparing students for state board exams, and maintaining AVMA accreditation.

Requirements include a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine license or equivalent, and experience as a practicing DVM. The instructor will contribute to curriculum development, transfer articulation, and departmental initiatives.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine license or equivalent required.
• Knowledge of laws governing Veterinary Technicians in California.
• Experience as a practicing DVM in a clinical setting.
• Commitment to AVMA accreditation and student preparation.

Responsibilities

• Organize and teach all levels of lecture and laboratory courses covering the veterinary technology curriculum.
• Prepare students to become eligible to take state board examinations and work as Registered Veterinary Technicians.
• Maintain AVMA accreditation, submit required reports, work with outside agencies, and develop an advisory committee.
• Prepare and complete course syllabi and outlines.
• Develop and maintain curriculum and assist in transfer/articulation with high schools and colleges.
• Create diverse and motivating learning environments, including distance learning and accelerated courses.
• Teach courses as assigned to meet student needs and collaborate with related departments.
• Participate in department, division and college-wide initiatives and committees.
• Engage in shared governance processes.

Job description

Yuba Community College District is seeking a Veterinary Technology Instructor for a long-term temporary assignment. The role involves organizing and teaching the full veterinary technology curriculum, preparing students for state board exams, and maintaining AVMA accreditation.

Requirements include a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine license or equivalent, and experience as a practicing DVM. The instructor will contribute to curriculum development, transfer articulation, and departmental initiatives.