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Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Skills

Academic Level B

March 5, 2026

Location

Townsville QLD, Australia

James Cook University

Type

Full-time Continuing

Salary

$112,810 - $133,110 per annum

Teaching Load

Hands-on clinical skills instruction to undergraduates

Required Qualifications

Anaesthesia and Analgesia
Equine Medicine
Production Animals
Companion Animals
Clinical Instruction
Undergraduate Teaching

Research Areas

Veterinary Clinical Skills
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Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Skills

  •  494580
  •  Townsville
  •  Academic
  •  Full time
  •  Closing on: Mar 5 2026
  • Full time continuing
  • Based at the Townsville Bebegu-Yumba campus 
  • Academic Level B - $112,810 - $133,110 per annum + super and other employee benefits  

As a teaching-specialist academic role within JCU Veterinary Sciences (Townsville), you would be providing hands-on clinical instruction to undergraduate veterinary students across a broad range of clinical skills, with a particular emphasis on anaesthesia and analgesia and equine medicine.

About the role 

The Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Skills will be a key member of the veterinary clinical team, providing instruction to undergraduate veterinary students in a range of clinical skills including anaesthesia and analgesia, and core competencies relevant to production animals, companion animals and equine practice.

This role combines teaching and clinical practice, engagement with our contracted practices and various stakeholders and supports the delivery of safe and effective anaesthesia protocols in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital and in student practical classes.

The role will involve educating students, mentoring junior staff, and advancing the clinical and educational aspects of veterinary clinical skills. The position holder will contribute to the development of innovative teaching practices.

Why join our team? 

  • Work in a modern Veterinary Teaching Hospital with a supportive, skilled clinical team
  • Teach highly engaged students in an authentic clinical environment 
  • Enjoy a welcoming campus community in beautiful Townsville

Why JCU? 

JCU offers a culturally diverse working environment with opportunities for professional and personal growth. Employee wellbeing is at the core of our values, and we support our people through the provision of flexible working conditions and many other benefits including;

  • A generous superannuation scheme with up to 17% employer contributions with UniSuper
  • 5 weeks of annual recreation leave and 15 days of paid sick/personal/carers leave per year
  • Cultural leave and Flexible working options
  • Attractive options for salary packaging
  • Fitness Passport
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • Professional development support
  • Well-equipped campus facilities including medical, cafes, gym and childcare.

What matters to us at JCU? 

Our People – Our staff, students, and the communities we serve

Our Education – Knowledge has the power to change lives

Our Place – the Tropics and beyond

Our Research – a catalyst for innovation and knowledge generation

How to Apply

Click the ‘apply’ button where you will be asked to complete an application form and follow the below steps:

  • Complete the application form
  • Upload your current resume
  • Upload a cover letter outlining your experience and how your skills align with the role

For further information, please contact Professor John Cavalieri at john.cavalieri@jcu.edu.au.   

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Frequently Asked Questions

🎓What qualifications are required for the Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Skills role at JCU?

This Academic Level B position requires expertise in veterinary clinical skills, particularly anaesthesia and analgesia, equine medicine, and competencies in production animals and companion animals. A veterinary degree and teaching experience in clinical practice are essential. Explore lecturer jobs for similar academic faculty roles in Agricultural and Veterinary Science.

📝What does the application process involve for this JCU veterinary lecturer position?

Complete the online application form, upload your resume and a cover letter addressing your alignment with the role. Applications close on March 5, 2026. For tips, visit our free cover letter template and free resume template. Contact Professor John Cavalieri at john.cavalieri@jcu.edu.au for queries.

💰What is the salary and benefits for this full-time Lecturer role in Townsville?

Salary range is $112,810 - $133,110 per annum plus superannuation (up to 17% employer contribution). Benefits include 5 weeks annual leave, cultural leave, salary packaging, Fitness Passport, and professional development. Learn more about university salaries in higher education.

👨‍🏫What are the main teaching responsibilities in Veterinary Clinical Skills at JCU?

Deliver hands-on clinical instruction to undergraduate veterinary students, focusing on anaesthesia protocols, equine practice, and core skills for production and companion animals. Involves mentoring, stakeholder engagement, and innovative teaching in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. See faculty jobs for teaching-focused roles.

🏥What is the work environment like at JCU Townsville for this veterinary academic role?

Work in a modern Veterinary Teaching Hospital on the beautiful Townsville Bebegu-Yumba campus with a supportive clinical team and engaged students. Enjoy flexible working, employee assistance, and campus facilities. Discover why Townsville is ideal via become a university lecturer.

📈Does this JCU position offer opportunities for professional growth?

Yes, contribute to innovative teaching practices, mentor junior staff, and engage with stakeholders. JCU supports professional development and wellbeing with flexible options and up to 17% super. Check higher ed career advice for growth strategies in academic jobs.
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