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, and operational reporting. This position serves as a key resource for end users and helps ensure the College's hospital information systems support high-quality patient care, efficient business
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the preparation and performance of special procedures. Responsible for acceptable levels of cleanliness in barns, treatment areas, and other related areas. Required Qualifications Previous equine experience and/or
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Job Description Provides technical support to clinical faculty and senior veterinary students in the ICU section of the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Performs critical care nursing procedures in
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. • Willingness to perform fruit fly-related research • Comfortable working with live animals Preferred Qualifications • Experience using Drosophila (fruit flies) as a research model. • Experience with
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the preparation and performance of special procedures. Responsible for acceptable levels of cleanliness in barns, treatment areas, and other related areas. Required Qualifications Previous equine experience and/or
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approaches to investigate how immune priming influences pathogen resistance, immune function, and colony performance in bumble bees. Required Qualifications Master's in Entomology, Ecology, Evolutionary
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services, human healthcare or veterinary medicine operations, or practice/hospital administration • Previous experience in a high-volume, client-facing environment involving scheduling and financial
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to strengthening the college’s ability to proactively manage, maintain, and improve its geographically dispersed facilities. This role operates with a high degree of independence, managing multiple concurrent
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compliant award management, while escalating highly complex, high-risk, or non-routine issues to the Associate Director of Post Award Management. Position is expected to collaborate effectively with
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Extension Centers (ARECS). Approximately 50 graduate students are enrolled in the Department's MS or PhD programs, and 37 undergraduates in the Department's minor degree program. The Department also supports