Clinical Assistant​/Associate​/Full Professor in Gross Anatomy

Clinical Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Gross Anatomy

Faculty members are expected to uphold the University’s tri‑partite mission of teaching, research, and service. Responsibilities include active participation in the instruction of veterinary students, graduate students, interns, and graduate veterinarians through classroom, clinical, and laboratory teaching. In addition, the successful candidate is expected to engage in scholarly activities, foster collaborative research within the Department of Biomedical Sciences, and contribute to the development of innovative teaching and research programs that enhance the department’s academic and scientific goals.

• Promotes the legacy and mission of the college and the university.
• Participates in the tripartite mission of teaching, service, and research.
• Participates in classroom, clinical and laboratory instruction for veterinary students, graduate students, and interns.
• Demonstrates creative scholarship, collaborative research activities and develops innovative teaching and service programs to enhance the department and the college.
• Advise graduate students, conduct research and attract extramural funding in area of specialty or can engage in collaborative research areas in the College.
• Current research focus in the college is related to cancer, drug discovery, food safety, reproductive biology and control of food intake.
• Provide support to the graduate program in the college including recruitment of graduate students and engage in the development of research projects for students that strengthen the department.
• Attend department, college, and university meetings, participate in events and serve on department, college and university committees.
• Scholarly productivity is expected by attending and participating in seminars, workshops, and conferences that focus on clinical education for veterinary students.
• Perform other duties and tasks assigned.

• DVM or equivalent degree and or graduate (MS or PhD) in Gross Anatomy of Domestic Animals.
• Minimum three (3) years of experience teaching in gross anatomy or related fields.
• Must have evidence of research experience and productivity.