Associate Professor in Livestock Veterinary Services

Colorado State University•Fort Collins, CO

49d•$122,000 - $178,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Clinical Sciences at Colorado State University seeks applicants for a 12-month non-tenure (continuing) track Instructor, Assistant or Associate Professor in Livestock Veterinary Services. The successful candidate will join our current team of livestock focused veterinarians and specialists to provide high quality education and excellent clinical service, advance knowledge relative to contemporary livestock issues, and positively contribute to the profession. Faculty in Livestock Veterinary Services are responsible for managing complex medical, surgical, and herd-health cases primarily within the Livestock Hospital and for supporting the clinical training of house officers and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students. The Livestock Service is a critical component of the hospital's operations, providing essential diagnostic, medical, and emergency care for all livestock species while supporting producers and veterinarians throughout Colorado and the region. The selected candidate will provide up to 34 weeks of clinical effort, contribute to didactic and laboratory instruction for DVM students, and engage in scholarly development and applied clinical research that advances livestock health and production medicine. There are numerous opportunities for collaborative research and outreach across the department, college, and university, consistent with CSU's land-grant mission to serve the agricultural and veterinary communities through education, discovery, and service. We seek a colleague committed to excellence in clinical care, teaching, and mentorship-one who will meaningfully contribute to the training of veterinary students, interns, and residents, and who will strengthen our partnerships with referring veterinarians and the broader community. Work authorization visa sponsorship may be available based on the specific situation for the selected final candidate. A signing bonus may be considered for successful candidates.

Requirements

Instructor
DVM Degree or equivalent veterinary professional degree
Residency trained with eligibility for board certification in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM - Large animal focus), or equivalent European Board of Veterinary Specialisation (EBVS) specialties. Eligibility for board certification in other specialties (e.g., ABVP) will be considered.
Eligibility for academic veterinary licensure in the State of Colorado.
USDA Accreditation and eligibility for accreditation in the State of Colorado.
Assistant Professor
DVM Degree or equivalent veterinary professional degree
Board certification in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM - Large animal focus), or equivalent European Board of Veterinary Specialisation (EBVS) specialty. Board certification in other specialties (e.g., ABVP) will be considered.
One to three years of experience in both general and tertiary level medical and surgical care of ruminant livestock and camelids, and commercial and potbellied pigs.
Eligibility for academic veterinary licensure in the State of Colorado.
USDA Accreditation and eligibility for accreditation in the State of Colorado.
Associate Professor - The approximate commitment to clinical responsibilities will be up to 34 weeks
DVM Degree or equivalent veterinary professional degree
Board certification in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM - Large animal focus), or equivalent European Board of Veterinary Specialisation (EBVS) specialties. Board certification in other specialties (e.g., ABVP) will be considered.
Three to five years of experience in both general and tertiary level medical and surgical care of ruminant livestock and camelids, and commercial and potbellied pigs.
Eligibility for academic veterinary licensure in the State of Colorado.
USDA Accreditation and eligibility for accreditation in the State of Colorado.

Nice To Haves

Experience in instruction of DVM students, with evidence of excellent performance

Responsibilities

managing complex medical, surgical, and herd-health cases primarily within the Livestock Hospital
supporting the clinical training of house officers and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students
provide up to 34 weeks of clinical effort
contribute to didactic and laboratory instruction for DVM students
engage in scholarly development and applied clinical research that advances livestock health and production medicine

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