Veterinary Tech Instructor — Teach & Lead Animal Care

New Frontier Animal Medical Center; South Carolina; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision insurance

Sick leave and holidays

Pension plan and retirement programs

Professional development opportunities

9 month appointment with summers off

Job summary

Tri County Technical College is seeking a dedicated veterinary educator to teach courses, evaluate student performance, and supervise animal care on campus. The role emphasizes clinical instruction, student advising, and participation in college committees.

The candidate will oversee animal acquisition and care, including spay and neuter procedures, while maintaining compliance with accrediting guidelines and promoting animal welfare on campus.

Qualifications

• Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (DVM) required.
• Active SC veterinary license (DVM/VMD) preferred teaching experience.
• Experience with teaching in clinical and classroom settings required.
• Commitment to animal welfare and student success in education.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses with planned instruction and evaluate student performance.
• Advise students and participate in recruitment and development activities.
• Participate in professional development and college committees.
• Oversee animal care, including spay and neuter procedures on campus.
• Contribute to college-wide efforts and support department goals.

Skills

Teaching

Student advising

Curriculum development

Clinical veterinary experience

Education

Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

Job description

Tri County Technical College is seeking a dedicated veterinary educator to teach courses, evaluate student performance, and supervise animal care on campus. The role emphasizes clinical instruction, student advising, and participation in college committees.

The candidate will oversee animal acquisition and care, including spay and neuter procedures, while maintaining compliance with accrediting guidelines and promoting animal welfare on campus.