Clinical Veterinarian, Animal Resources Center

The University of Texas at Austin

Austin, TX, United States
$140,000 + depending on qualifications py
On-site
Colony health and spontaneous disease
Disease prevention and control programs
Aaalac accreditation process
The Animal Resources Center is responsible for managing three centralized animal facilities as well as some of the smaller satellite locations, and the veterinarians have a duty to provide expertise and guidance to all segments of the campus-wide animal care and use program in an AAALAC-accredited university setting

Job Summary

  • The Animal Resources Center is responsible for managing three centralized animal facilities as well as some of the smaller satellite locations, and the veterinarians have a duty to provide expertise and guidance to all segments of the campus-wide animal care and use program in an AAALAC-accredited university setting.
  • Provide clinical veterinary medical care to a wide variety of research animals in compliance with federal regulations, industry guidelines, and UT policies, practices and procedures with a specific focus on colony health, quarantine and spontaneous disease.
  • UT Austin offers a competitive benefits package that includes: 100% employer-paid basic medical coverage, retirement contributions, paid vacation and sick time, and paid holidays.

Matching Summary

The Animal Resources Center is responsible for managing three centralized animal facilities as well as some of the smaller satellite locations, and the veterinarians have a duty to provide expertise and guidance to all segments of the campus-wide animal care and use program in an AAALAC-accredited university setting.

Salary

$140,000+ depending on qualifications

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • colony health and spontaneous disease
  • disease prevention and control programs
  • AAALAC accreditation process
  • teaching and training staff and faculty

Nice-to-have

  • guidance and clinical oversight
  • animal model development assistance
  • regulatory compliance assurance

Key Requirements

  • Veterinary medical degree (DVM or VDM)
  • Current veterinary license in at least one state
  • Eligible for Texas veterinary license
  • Two years post-graduate clinical experience
  • Biomedical research setting experience

Work Rights

Not specified

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