Veterinary Specialist 13 (Program Manager - Cervid and Small Ruminant Species)

State of Michigan•Lansing, MI

About The Position

The Animal Industry Division (AID) of the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is committed to protect, regulate, and promote animal health. In doing so Public Health, Animal Health and Well-Being, and Animal Industries are safeguarded through collaborative efforts and implementation of effective programs. The purpose of this position is to plan, implement, maintain, and coordinate animal health programs on a statewide basis with a focus on the following programs: cervids and small ruminants (sheep, goats, etc.) reportable disease tracking, and the National Animal Health Reporting System. The position functions to minimize animal disease in the state through effective regulatory programs. The position also functions to train and educate staff and stakeholder groups about regulatory requirements.

Requirements

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.
Possession of a license to practice veterinary medicine in Michigan.
DEA License for Controlled Substances
Michigan Board of Pharmacy Controlled Substance License
USDA Veterinary Accreditation

Nice To Haves

A valid Driver’s License is preferred.
This position may be required to be FDA commissioned or credentialed or attain similar status with other agencies.

Responsibilities

Plan, implement, maintain, and coordinate animal health programs on a statewide basis with a focus on cervids and small ruminants (sheep, goats, etc.) reportable disease tracking, and the National Animal Health Reporting System.
Minimize animal disease in the state through effective regulatory programs.
Train and educate staff and stakeholder groups about regulatory requirements.

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