Veterinary Technology Program Director & Assistant Professor

Long Island University; Village of Brookville (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Long Island University’s Veterinary Technology Program seeks a full-time, non-tenure-track Assistant Professor to lead the program as Director. The position reports to the Dean of the School of Health Professions and carries 12-month responsibilities.

Responsibilities include accreditation activities, budget oversight, faculty recruitment, course scheduling, student advising, and clinical placement coordination.

Qualifications

• Teaching background in veterinary technology education.
• Experience administering an accredited program or component of one.
• Ability to lead, collaborate with departments, and engage with external partners.

Responsibilities

• Prepare accreditation documents and support continued accreditation.
• Recruit, hire and supervise adjuncts and faculty; oversee annual budget.
• Develop course schedules and assign faculty; advise students.
• Ensure appropriate off-campus clinical learning experiences for students.
• Oversee equipment inventory and supplies with the animal laboratory manager.
• Represent the program to College-wide stakeholders and coordinate enrollment/recruitment efforts.
• Engage with alumni, donors, and community partners to support program needs.
• Lead advisory board meetings and implement special projects to advance the program.

Skills

Teaching experience

Academic program administration

Leadership & collaboration

Recruitment & outreach

Education

AVMA- or CVMA-accredited program graduate

Job description

Long Island University’s Veterinary Technology Program seeks a full-time, non-tenure-track Assistant Professor to lead the program as Director. The position reports to the Dean of the School of Health Professions and carries 12-month responsibilities.

Responsibilities include accreditation activities, budget oversight, faculty recruitment, course scheduling, student advising, and clinical placement coordination.