North Carolina State University invites applications for a 12-month (clinical track) Assistant Professor position in Ruminant Theriogenology.  The successful candidate should have experience in teaching, clinical practice and have some interest in clinically relevant theriogenology research. A strong interest in teaching veterinary students is required. The position will also include clinical responsibilities mainly through field service including routine reproductive work with both dairy and beef herds and small ruminants.

The candidate is expected to participate in the reproductive work provided by the ruminant group to beef and dairy herds and offer advanced reproductive services including semen collection, embryo transfer and artificial insemination of cattle and small ruminants.  They will also contribute significantly to the teaching of veterinary students – including didactic courses, laboratories, elective classes and senior rotations.

Opportunities exist for the candidate to conduct clinically relevant research in ruminant theriogenology and/or engage in collaborative research with a theriogenology focus.

More information on the position can be found here: https://jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/117433

Please feel free to contact the search committee chair Dr. Geof Smith (xxxxxx@ncsu.edu) with any questions about the position.