About the University
Founded in 1923, Texas Tech University began with a mission to serve the needs of West Texas, but its impact has always reached far beyond. Today, Texas Tech, located in Lubbock (pop. 300,000+), is home to a vibrant community of more than 42,000 students. Texas Tech's 1,800-acre campus showcases Spanish Renaissance architecture and is home to one of the country's largest public art collections. Its 13 colleges include a prestigious School of Law and a distinguished School of Veterinary Medicine. These programs equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their respective fields. Built on the values of West Texas - hard work, grit and authenticity - the university graduates students who are deeply engaged in service to their communities and well-positioned to succeed in the world. Texas Tech is committed to achieving research and scholarly accomplishments that compare favorably to the member institutions of the Association of American Universities (AAU). For more than 100 years, Texas Tech has been a premier destination for those seeking a world-class education and a unique, personalized experience as a member of the Red Raider family.
About the Department and/or College
This position will participate in an advanced clinical training program under the supervision of three board-certified veterinary pathologist. This residency will prepare the candidate for the board certification by the American Board of Anatomic Pathologist Specialties. This position will be involved in necropsy and biopsy case management, teaching, and continuing education throughout the program. There is an opportunity to participate in a related research field.
Major/Essential Functions
Principal duties include:
- Provide high-level pathology expertise
- Develop and deliver high-quality instruction to preclinical and clinical veterinary students.
- Participate in the Diagnostic Medicine rotation.
- Perform necropsies on animal cadavers.
- Assist with the clinical instruction and training of veterinary students.
- Conduct effective outreach to area producers and veterinarians through service, collaboration, and educational activities.
Required Qualifications
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution. Licensure or eligibility to legally practice in the State of Texas. Interest in specialty training and academic development.
This position requires eligibility to drive TTU vehicles, including a valid U.S. driver license and two years of driving experience.
Preferred Qualifications
- Publications or presentations in veterinary pathology are preferred.
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
Pay Range
$48,000 - $63,700 - $78,400
To apply, visit workattexastech.com
