Description
The successful candidate will have autonomy over the critical care service and will work in conjunction with the Emergency/Urgent Care/ICU Service that includes 6 faculty members and 24 service-dedicated staff members (at least 9 credentialed veterinary technicians), as well as small animal rotating interns. The intensive care unit is approximately 1600 square feet and can accommodate 24 to 28 patients, with plans for an expansion to include a step-down unit to house less critical patients. Kansas State University is committed to establishment of a robust critical care service with state-of-the art equipment.
The Veterinary Health Center at Kansas State University is supported by board certified faculty in small animal medicine and surgery, anesthesiology, ophthalmology, dermatology, oncology (medical and radiation), zoological/exotics medicine and surgery, and diagnostic imaging. Collaborative research opportunities are readily available through the department, hospital, and broader college community. Directed clinical service will include delivery of critical care services to small animal patients in the Veterinary Health Center. Teaching responsibilities include instruction of veterinary students and interns in clinical rounds and didactic lectures.
We are motivated to provide an unprecedented faculty package for an individual who has a passion for teaching and professional mentorship and a desire to collaborate across departments and specialties in our continued pursuit to provide high-quality, patient-centered care. We are willing to provide flexibility for candidates to meet their career goals. The start-up, consultation and benefits package will be very competitive. Salary will be commensurate with the applicant's experience and qualifications.
About Us
Kansas State University is nationally recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, positive work culture, student experience, and the beauty of its campus. The Veterinary Health Center is located in Manhattan, Kansas, which is a vibrant college community with a population of over 55,000, nestled in the picturesque Flint Hills. The area offers many life-enriching opportunities, such as the arts and recreational activities, promoting a healthy work-life balance. Kansas State University was voted as one of the top-ranked places to work for professionals in the U.S. For more information visit www.ksu.edu or www.vet.k-state.edu
What You'll Need to Succeed
How to Apply
Please submit the following documents:
To apply, please complete the online application at http://www.k-state.edu/hcs/jobs/.
A curriculum vitae, a letter summarizing career goals and contact information for three professional references must be included.
Inquiries may be directed to Dr. Rose McMurphy at mcmurphy@vet.k-state.edu.
Anticipated Hiring Pay Range
Commensurate with experience.
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications:
Clinical Assistant Professor
DVM (or equivalent) degree
Qualified to provide quality clinical services and participate in the teaching programs of the department and college
Clinical Associate Professor
DVM
Demonstrate excellence in clinical service, patient care, and clinical instruction
The degree requirement is necessary for accreditation purposes and to ensure candidates possess the specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities that can only be attained through a formal educational program at this level.
Additional licenses / registrations / certifications:
ACVECC or ECVECC board certified, or eligible to take the certifying examination.
Sponsorship eligibility:
This position is eligible for sponsorship.
