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- Veterinary Technician Jobs, After Hours Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Greensboro, NC
The After Hours Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Pa (AHVEC) is the longest standing emergency practice in Guilford County. AHVEC was started by a board of local veterinarians in 1976 in an effort to provide services for their patients in need of critical care after hours. The clinic was originally located on Spring Garden Street in Greensboro and remained there until 1996 After hours veterinary emergency clinic located in Greensboro, NC, seeking full-time and part-time Veterinary Technicians. We are seeking a highly motivated individual that is dedicated to high quality emergency medicine in an extremely well equipped and state-of-the-art facility for a practice with a 30 year record of providing quality emergency services in the area. Our support staff members provide our patients with a high quality of nursing care. Eligible candidates must be confident in their technical skills and abilities and have excellent communication skills. A competitive compensation package is offered. Interested candidates should email their resume to jasonstreck@yahoo.com or fax a copy to 336-851-1993. 3 openings. North American Residents Only. Requirements: Licensed or registered technician preferred but will consider hiring non-registered with significant experience. APPLY
- Senior Veterinary Scientist, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, MA
The principle function of this position is to define the biologic effects of novel xenobiotics in normal laboratory animals. This will include the design, conduct, interpretation, and reporting of non-clinical studies of the safety (toxicity) and toxicokinetics / pharmacodynamics of compounds in discovery and development stages. Duties and Responsibilities: Studies may involve development or use of in vitro test systems or animal models including genetically modified animals to evaluate biological responses. Creativity and innovation in the application of biological sciences to solve toxicology and side effect issues. Ability to lead a cross functional team in addressing the challenges of determining the biological effects of target modulation or unintended consequences of xenobiotic administration. Requires board certification as an anatomic or clinical veterinary pathologist, preferably with a Ph.D. and 1-2 years toxicology or related experience. Must have strong background in molecular biology, toxicology, pharmacology and/or biochemistry. Familiar with the application of in vitro or animal models in determining the biological consequence of modulation of a molecular target or administration of xenobiotics. Experience in designing, conducting, and reporting studies with an understanding of the strategic applications of findings. Experienced with Microsoft Office applications. Must possess leadership and communication skills and be a team player with the ability to work independently to resolve issues. Basic Qualifications: Requires board certification as an anatomic or clinical veterinary pathologist. Apply
- Research Animal Specialist, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA
This is a great opportunity for new college graduates with animal science or biology majors at one of the leading academic research hospitals in the country! Duties and Responsibilities: provides husbandry to laboratory animals, maintains animal inventory records, Animal Husbandry and Room Maintenance Records and performs facility sanitation in CCM animal facilities at Massachusetts General Hospital. Other jobs and duties: Performs daily work involving the handling of genetically engineered animal models, animals recovering from surgery or other invasive procedures, animals with immuno- compromised health status, neonates, etc.; Able to perform all duties and responsibilities of Research Animal Specialist I level; Maintain animal rooms (secondary enclosures) in a clean state so that secondary infections or other contaminations do not occur; Changes cages or pens following proper technique and ensures that animals are not contaminated when outside of their primary enclosure; Performs weaning animals when requested by researcher or veterinary staff assuring that each animal’s sex is accurately determined and that females and males are properly separated; Evaluate animal’s health each day and report abnormal clinical signs to the veterinary staff via electronic data capture system; In the absence of the Facility Manager or his/her designee, responsible for receiving and processing incoming animals and supplies; Report facility and environmental issues that fall outside animal welfare regulatory requirements; Operates cage washer, autoclave and other animal facility equipment; Sanitize animal facility equipment including the use of tunnel washers, rack washers, acidified watering systems and autoclaves for sterilization; Assemble caging supplies with properly sterilized feed and water; Participates in animal quarantine and health surveillance programs for the facility; Implements environmental enrichment program intended to minimize animal stress in the research setting; Performs containment and monitoring duties in the case of infection or disease health outbreaks; Performs routine euthanasia on laboratory animals according to the AVMA Panel on Euthanasia; Provide guidance and training to new animal technicians; Attend technician meetings and training sessions on all aspects of laboratory animal care and uses of animals in biomedical research. This position requires weekend and holiday work hours. This position involves daily exposure to laboratory animals and their waste products. The candidates must be certified by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science at the ALAT certification preferred. Apply Online
- Veterinary Receptionist Jobs, Appleton, WI
Veterinary Receptionist Jobs, Appleton, WI. Available to friendly, outgoing individual. Full or part time. 401K profit sharing, and health insurance plan. Pleasant working environment. Experience preferred. Send resume to: Post Crescent, File: 623, PO Box 59, Appleton, WI 54912
- Veterinary Sciences Technician Job, Syracuse, NY
Individual must be a high school graduate or have a GED and must have or obtain AALAS certification at Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician ALAT level within 18 months of employment. Individual must be able to follow directions, communicate effectively, and work well in a team environment. Individual will have the physical stamina and dexterity needed to handle laboratory animals, including species that may be difficult to work with, and to use personal protective equipment. Individual will have demonstrated ability to understand and follow SOPs and to perform tasks with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Responsibilities: Provide daily report all unusual observations regarding animal health to appropriate supervisory personnel, Provide proper feed and clean caging to laboratory animals and check drinking water system in assigned area rooms. Monitor condition of animal rooms and equipment in rooms, environmental parameters, and proper functioning of mechanical systems e.g., lighting, HVAC, automatic drinking water system in assigned area rooms, daily report all unusual observations regarding facilities or equipment malfunctions to appropriat supervisory personnel. Sanitize animal cages, bottles, feeders, autoclaves, operate cage washers, and other equipment. Job ID: 27349 Apply Online
- Assistant Professor in University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
The primary responsibilities for this full-time 10-month, tenure track position is to fulfill duties as the Assistant Director of the program and also serve as the academic advisor for all veterinary technology students in the college, including potential students seeking information about the program. Other responsibilities to include teaching a full-time course load (15-18 didactic and laboratory contact hrs per week, including off-site facilities), provide animal health care needs including routine surgical procedures and dentistry, manage and participate in off-site clinical experiences with students, maintenance of the program’s waiting list including written contact with students about their status on the waiting list and acceptance into the program, college committee work as required for reappointment and tenure process, and additional responsibilities as assigned. Min. Qualifications: Applicants must hold a DVM/VMD degree from an AVMA accredited College of Veterinary Medicine and be licensed to practice in the State of Ohio. A min. of 5 yrs. of clinical exp. is required and must have experience in the areas of clinical diagnostic medicine, anesthesia, dentistry and routine surgical procedures. Previous teaching experience a plus. The University of Cincinnati, Raymond Walters College, a 2-year branch campus located in Blue Ash, OH, invites applications for an Assistant Professor in Veterinary Technology Program, beginning Sept. 1, 2009.This position requires proficiency in English and excellent communication skills. This position will also serve as Academic Advisor for the Veterinary Technology Program and Assistant Director of the program. To apply for position (28UC3126), please see www.jobsatuc.com The University of Cincinnati is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. UC is a smoke-free work environment.
- Veterinary Technician or Assistant Animal Hospital of Factoria
Animal Hospital of Factoria is looking for a veterinary technician/assistant to join our team full or part time. We offer competitive pay, great benefits and a fun, supportive team atmosphere. Our modern and up to date hospital provides a great environment to both practice and expand your skills. Our recently remodeled state of the art clinic has ultrasound, multi-parameter anesthetic monitoring equipment as well as digital radiography capabilities and more. Please visit us at factoriavet.com and fax or email a resume to 425-746-3443 ahof@factoriavet.com
- Licensed Veterinary Technician, Cornell University Hospital for Animals, Ithaca
We offer a team-based approach to patient care where each member is considered a critical part of our success. We compensate with excellent salary and an outstanding benefits package. We work among the finest faculty in veterinary medicine and have available cutting edge technology to offer the most for our patients. We are also located in the heart of the scenic Finger Lakes region of upstate New York recognized for its abundance of recreational opportunities. Cornell University Hospital for Animals provides leadership in patient care, education, clinical investigation and scientific innovation and is one of the finest veterinary teaching hospitals in North America. We are currently seeking several licensed veterinary technicians who are highly motivated, posses a positive attitude and are looking to excel in an environment that requires clear communication skills, mastery of basic veterinary procedures, and the ability to professionally interact with a diverse group of people. Individuals who succeed in our hospital are problems solvers, people who strive for excellence, and have leadership skills and integrity. All applicants are assessed on a rolling basis for placements in the Equine/Farm Animal Hospital or the Companion Animal Hospital. Our specialty services include: Anesthesia, Neurology, Critical Care, Oncology, Internal Medicine, Dentistry, Wildlife/Exotics, Integrative Medicine, Ophthalmology, Surgery, Dermatology, Animal Behavior, Cardiology, Radiology, Theriogenology and more. Apply
- Senior Veterinary Scientist Job, Merial, Georgia – Northeast
This position works with biological and pharmaceutical projects with global impact for Merial business. To obtain by appropriate clinical investigations scientific data that contributes to the global pool of developmental research data for registration of the Companys animal health products in regional and global markets. The incumbent works independently in the conduct of clinical and safety investigations in accordance with GCP, GLP, Merial procedures to meet the stringent requirements of regulatory authorities such as FDA, USDA, EPA among others. Responsible for the proper allocation and review of grants for the conduct of studies outside Merial. Maintains close contact with universities, private research institutions, government laboratories, and associations on relevant scientific matters so as to be aware and report on competitor activity and to identify new development and market support opportunities and potential trial cooperators. Safety Objectives: Insure that the technical R&D technical team follows HSE procedures as defined in applicable SOPs during the conduct of studies and clinical activities; Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) policies are strictly followed, and act proactively on improving safety at the work place. The incumbent should have a DVM. A Ph.D. or MS degree in a veterinary field is highly desirable. The incumbent should be able to work as a member of a team and be able to work efficiently under pressure. Evidence of superior writing skills based on previous scientific publications is essential for this position. Previous research experience is essential for this position. Five to ten years research experience in animal health is required. Primary duties and responsibilities: Responsible for the technical mentoring and support of technical personnel; Designs and implements protocols to determine the safety and efficacy of Biological and Pharmaceutical products; Supports the Director of Clinical R&D Bilogics to meet the divisional objectives; As required, assumes the responsibility of the Director of Clinical R&D Biologics; Responsible for the implementation, conduct, monitoring and reporting of investigations conducted inside or outside Merial; Responsible for the negotiation of grants with contract facilities and research institutions; Maintains contact with universities, private research institutions, government laboratories, producers and producers associates on relevant scientific matters. Merial does not accept agency/search firm referrals for this posting, or other postings, without prior written permission from Merial Human Resources. Merial is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited resumes. Apply Online
- Senior Animal Care Technician Job at University of Miami
The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine has an opportunity available for a Senior Animal Care Technician within the Division of Veterinary Resources, located on Medical Campus. High School Diploma or equivalent and a minimum of three years laboratory animal science experience or equivalent is required. The University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine is proud to offer those who lead with us competitive salaries, medical and dental benefits, tuition remission, vacation, university paid holidays and much more. The Senior Animal Care Technician is responsible for maintaining related records as defined by husbandry SOPs. This individual is responsible for training and monitoring fellow technicians in appropriate animal husbandry procedures and for providing assistance in training technical staff, students, and investigators the proper handling of research animals, as well as ensuring that the animal facilities are adequately stocked, and that any facility/physical plant issues are promptly identified, reported, and addressed. Must be able to function well in a team environment. Participation in the department’s hurricane emergency response team will be required. Some weekend/holiday/evening coverage may be required. AALAS certification at the ALAT level is required within 18 months of employment. Previous experience in the handling of multiple animal species, including NHPs and VAF rodents is required. High School Diploma or equivalent and a minimum of three years laboratory animal science experience or equivalent is required. Must be able to lift/carry/push/pull at least 50 pounds without assistance. Fluent in English with strong oral and written communication skills and computer literacy are required. Apply Online
