Assistant/Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology - Veterinary Medicine

Overview

Rocky Vista University is launching an exciting new College of Veterinary Medicine, and we are seeking forwardthinking educators who are eager to help build something extraordinary from the ground up. This is a rare opportunity to shape an innovative, studentcentered veterinary curriculum, one grounded in realworld clinical excellence and designed to prepare graduates for the evolving demands of the profession.

Faculty at RVU CVM will collaborate closely with accomplished peers to design, develop, and continuously refine courses, playing a central role in shaping both the program and the future of veterinary education. You’ll teach, mentor, and innovate in stateoftheart facilities in beautiful Billings, Montana, where exceptional quality of life, a welcoming community, and unparalleled access to outdoor recreation come together.

Responsibilities

• Responsibilities in research and teaching in Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology.
• Instructional Responsibilities: Assist in teaching body system modules during the first and second spirals of the DVM curriculum, with an emphasis on Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology. Oversee the development and administration of the department's postgraduate degree programs.
• Supplemental Teaching: Contribute to core and elective course instruction across the DVM and graduate programs. Participate in Integrated Team Instruction, focusing on small-group, collaborative learning methods. Engage in teaching Professionalism and Clinical Skills as part of the broader curriculum.
• Research and Scholarly Activities: Promote and support research initiatives among faculty and graduate students and through interdisciplinary collaboration with other schools. Provide mentorship to faculty and graduate students, especially junior faculty, fostering development in teaching, research, and postgraduate programs.
• Participate in the following University Activities: Faculty Senate, Departmental Meetings (when required), Departmental Faculty evaluations (when required), College/University committees