Director of Lab Animal Medical Services, Attending Veterinarian

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Laboratory Animal Medical Services (LAMS) is responsible for husbandry and veterinary care of all vertebrate animals on the University of Cincinnati (UC) campus. LAMS is committed to providing high-quality animals and services to meet the needs of the researchers. In addition, LAMS is responsible for assisting researchers in model development, animal usage, humane animal treatment, and compliance with University policies and procedures and governmental regulations.

The University of Cincinnati Office of Research is currently recruiting applicants for the position of Director of Laboratory Animal Medical Services-Attending Veterinarian. The successful candidate will be responsible for the strategic oversight and operations of a complex academic animal facility with 3 vivariums and other satellite housing locations across campus. The Director’s primary responsibility is to promote excellent, ethical animal research at the university.

To do this the candidate must have a strong working knowledge of relevant local, state, and federal regulations and accreditation standards (USDA, OLAW/PHS Policy, AAALAC International). Applicants should have at least five years of leadership experience