About the role#
This is a multispecies program focused on Comparative Theriogenology. You will gain hands-on experience with small and large domestic species, primarily canine and equine reproduction. The program also offers exposure to cattle, small ruminants, and zoo animal species. You will work alongside faculty, residents, and veterinary staff to prepare for specialty practice, graduate studies, or clinical residency training.
What you'll do#
- Provide primary patient care and service duty across Small Animal, Equine, and Food Animal Theriogenology.
- Collaborate with faculty, residents, nurses, and students in assigned service areas.
- Complete laboratory training to build skills in Theriogenology sample processing.
- Participate in clinical and pre-clinical teaching, seminars, and rounds.
- Engage with reproductive cases and potentially contribute to research projects.
What you'll need#
- A DVM degree or equivalent from a College of Veterinary Medicine.
- Passing score on the NAVLE examination by the start date.
- Michigan veterinary licensure, specifically a Veterinary License or Clinical Academic Limited license.
- A valid Controlled Substance license.
Location & details#
- This role is based in East Lansing, Michigan.
- This is a full-time, on-site position.
- The role operates on a rolling term.
About Michigan State University
Michigan State University is a public university located in East Lansing. It offers more than 400 academic programs across various fields including engineering, medicine, and law. The institution operates as an educational organization with a staff of over 10,000 employees. It maintains a focus on research and academic instruction.
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