Tufts University
Large Animal Ambulatory Staff Veterinarian
Woodstock, Connecticut · Staff+
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About the role
- The Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences includes faculty engaged in clinical service, teaching, and research across all aspects of large animal medicine and surgery.
- The department is home to the Tufts Veterinary Field Service, which promotes the health and well-being of farm animals through environmentally responsible husbandry practices, population-based preventive medicine, and targeted therapies.
Requirements
- Knowledge and experience typically acquired by:
- 1-3 years Large animal ambulatory medicine and surgery
- include a DVM degree or its equivalent and eligibility for licensure in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts and the ability to achieve federal and state USDA accreditation.
Nice to have
- Supplemental training or demonstrated experience in equine lameness evaluation and diagnosis is preferred.
- Prior experience in the training of clinical year veterinary students and submission of student performance evaluations
- Minimum $108,200.00, Midpoint $135,300.00, Maximum $162,400.00
- generally, new hires can expect pay between the minimum and midpoint of the range.
Compensation
- Minimum $108,200.00, Midpoint $135,300.00, Maximum $162,400.00
- Salary is based on related experience, expertise, and internal equity; generally, new hires can expect pay between the minimum and midpoint of the range.
- The staff veterinarian will provide high-quality general practice, medicine, and surgery services for a diverse caseload that includes approximately 2,500 equine cases, 2,000 dairy and beef cattle farm calls serving more than 40,000 animals, 2,500 small ruminant cases, 400 camelid cases, and 300 swine cases annually.
Benefits
- Provide comprehensive ambulatory veterinary medical and surgical services to multiple large animal species, including equine, bovine, small ruminants, swine, and camelids.
- Professional continuing education.
- Accurate, timely medical record keeping using practice management platform
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