The successful candidate will have an academic home in VIBS and will work collaboratively with VERO-based faculty, members of other disciplines, as well as faculty members located on the College Station campus to administer the 2 2 veterinary curriculum.
The successful candidate will be expected to devote approximately 90% effort to teaching and approximately 10% effort to scholarship and / or service (academic citizenship).
Scholarship may include collaborative research or scholarship of teaching and learning in his or her area of interest. The successful candidate will join an active, clinically relevant veterinary anatomy teaching group with expertise in all aspects of veterinary anatomy and a department dedicated to excellence in teaching, service, and scholarship.
Primary teaching responsibilities will be delivery of small animal (dog / cat) and large animal (horse, ruminant, pig and chicken) anatomy courses in the first two semesters of the 2 2 curriculum to a small cohort of eighteen veterinary medical students.
The 2 2 curriculum is integrated and highly experiential, and those with interest in small-group teaching and active learning are encouraged to apply.
The successful candidate will be expected to cross-over and teach in other courses to reinforce content related to their subject matter interest across the 2 2 program.
Assistance with other courses is anticipated when anatomy instruction can be helpful and / or reinforced.
Applicants should hold a DVM,PhD, or other relevant doctoraldegree, and be capable of delivering highly effective, clinically relevant, veterinarygross anatomy instruction.
Preference will be given to applicants who have demonstrated a strong record of excellence in teaching. Documentation of teaching should demonstrate prior responsibility for both course lecture and laboratory teaching, or unique teaching experiences that can be carried forward from clinical veterinary practice.
Documentation of prior productivity in scholarship is helpful for this academic position but not required.