Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Ruminant Health

 

Full time, Continuing

$84,271 – $119,031 pa (Incl. Super.)

Wagga Wagga

The Faculty of Science has more than 7500 students and over 400 staff dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge. It delivers flexible and innovative teaching programs designed to produce job-ready graduates for a diverse range of professions. As a leader in strategic and applied research the Faculty aims to enhance and extend scientific knowledge, train and educate future researchers as well as provide scientific solutions to current regional, national and global challenges. The staff and students of the Faculty achieve their educational and research goals through ethical practice, professional collaboration, industry involvement and a commitment to continual improvement.

The School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences provides undergraduate courses in Animal Science, Equine Science and Veterinary Science, as well as a Graduate Certificate in Captive Vertebrate Management. The School has substantial infrastructure of a very high standard for training veterinary undergraduates, including a Pre-Clinical Centre, a Veterinary Clinical Centre and Equine Centre, a Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and a Small Animal Clinic.

The School is currently seeking a competent, motivated veterinarian to assist with the teaching of ruminant health, including cattle internal medicine, preventive and production medicine, within our undergraduate veterinary science programs. Duties will include development and conduct of on-farm clinical teaching and resident supervision. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing a strong applied research program, which attracts external funding as well as incorporates post-graduate training.

Applications Close: 10 January 2010