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Thank you for your interest in employment opportunities at VMRCVM. To apply for one of the positions below, click on the job title and you will be re-directed to the Virginia Tech application website. For questions about any of the open positions or assistance with the application process, please contact:

  • April Hylton, Director of Human Resources
    (540) 231-8684
    aghylton@vt.edu
  • Lynett Cruise, Human Resources Generalist
    (540) 231-4206
    lcruise@vt.edu

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Open Positions at VMRCVM

Assistant/Associate Professor - Clinical Track Radiologist

The Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine announces a search to fill a faculty position in Radiology at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor. This position will be a Clinical Track, 12-month appointment. The successful candidate will share service and teaching responsibilities with four other faculty radiologists. The position will provide opportunities to participate in interdisciplinary collaborations in translational research programs with others throughout the Department, College and University. Responsibilities: -The successful candidate will participate in didactic instruction in diagnostic imaging and clinical instruction of professional students in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, training of interns, residents and graduate students. The radiology service maintains a four year residency training program with two residents. The successful candidate will share responsibilities associated with resident training. -Service responsibilities include participation in the clinical radiology service (both large and small). This service includes MRI (1.5 T Philips), CT (Toshiba 16 slice), ultrasound (two Philips IU-22), nuclear imaging (NucLear MAC and Mirage with motion correction) and digital radiology studies. In addition, the successful candidate will provide consultation to primary care clinicians in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital and referring veterinarians. -The appointee will participate in continuing education and faculty governance.
Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:00:00 EST

Hospital Director - Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center, Leesburg, VA

The Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for the position of hospital director for the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center. The college seeks a charismatic individual with practical experience in equine practice and administration of a referral hospital. The Equine Medical Center is developing new models for future delivery of equine medicine in a referral environment. The new Director will lead this dynamic change through all aspects of review, planning and implementation. The position requires creativity and leadership skills based in communications, business management, and supervision of clinicians and technical personnel in an equine specialty practice. The Directorship is a full time administrative position and reports to the Dean of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at the main campus in Blacksburg, Virginia. The hospital is staffed with veterinary technicians for 24 hour care of cases. Equipment is available for anesthesia, arthroscopy, fracture repair, laser surgery, laparoscopy, ultrasonography, scintigraphy, MRI, video endoscopy, neonatal intensive care, fluoroscopy, digital and computed radiography, electrodiagnostics, and critical care. The caseload is varied and includes horses used for racing, hunting, eventing, jumping, show, trail, pleasure riding and breeding with broad representation of equine lameness and diseases averaging 2500 patients per year via the combined medicine and surgery services. The hospital specializes in emergency care, lameness, diagnosis of poor performance, metabolic and infectious diseases and regenerative medicine. The center's faculty include internationally recognized specialists in surgery, internal medicine and reproduction. The center's mission includes teaching, research and clinical service. Fourth year veterinary students tracking in equine studies as a part of their 4th-year training attend the center in 3-week rotations throughout the year. Additionally there are four residents in three-year training programs in surgery and medicine combined with a graduate program requiring studies toward a Master of Science degree. The director serves as the center's representative on the college executive board and is responsible for the center's budget, human resources and facilities maintenance. The director also serves as an ambassador for the school and the profession in the equine community, which includes fund raising for support of the center's programs. As liaison to the Equine Medical Center council, the director reports on projects, prioritizes funding needs and receives recommendation based on communications from the regional equine community. More comprehensive information about the college and Equine Medical Center can be found at the following websites: http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/emc/index.asp http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/index.asp
Fri, 19 Oct 2012 12:00:00 EST

Assistant or Associate Professor - Clinical Track Surgery

The Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine announces a search to fill a full-time, clinical-track faculty position as an Assistant or Associate Professor in Small Animal Surgery at a satellite hospital in Roanoke, Virginia (45 minutes from Blacksburg). The successful candidate will share service and teaching responsibilities with a small animal internist. Financial compensation will be a base salary plus a percentage of revenues generated. -The primary job responsibility will be providing surgical services in the satellite hospital in Roanoke, VA. -The main veterinary teaching hospital in Blacksburg will provide clinical support for the satellite by means of case transfer, telemedicine and courier for laboratory services. -There will be opportunities to participate in didactic, laboratory and small group clinical instruction based on the desires and aptitude of the successful candidate. -There will also be opportunities to participate in clinical research based on the desires and aptitude of the successful candidate. -Additional service responsibilities include consultations with referring veterinarians and participation in continuing education programs of the College. -The applicant must be committed to excellence in patient management, client service and clinical teaching. -The applicant must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Tue, 25 Sep 2012 12:00:00 EST

Assistant or Associate Professor - Clinical Track Internal Medicine

The Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine announces a search to fill a full-time, clinical-track faculty position as an Assistant or Associate Professor in Small Animal Internal Medicine at a satellite hospital in Roanoke, Virginia (45 minutes from Blacksburg). The successful candidate will share service and teaching responsibilities with a small animal surgeon. Financial compensation will be a base salary plus a percentage of revenues generated. -The primary job responsibility will be to provide medical services in the satellite hospital in Roanoke, VA. -The main veterinary teaching hospital in Blacksburg will provide clinical support for the satellite by means of case transfer, telemedicine and courier for laboratory services. -There will be opportunities to participate in didactic, laboratory and small group clinical instruction based on the desires and aptitude of the successful candidate. -There will also be opportunities to participate in clinical research based on the desires and aptitude of the successful candidate. -Additional service responsibilities include consultations with referring veterinarians and participation in continuing education programs of the College. -Applicant must be committed to excellence in patient management, client service and clinical teaching. -Applicant must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Tue, 25 Sep 2012 12:00:00 EST

Assistant Professor, Food Animal Production Medicine

The Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences at Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine (VMRCVM), Blacksburg, VA, invites applications from energetic, qualified individuals for a full-time, calendar year faculty position in Food Animal Production Medicine. The position will be a tenure track position at the rank of Assistant Professor. Duties include: -- Significant contribution and participation in pre-clinical didactic and laboratory instruction in food animal medicine/surgery and related disciplines. There will be the opportunity to provide services to clients of the veterinary teaching hospital and training professional DVM students, interns and residents and ensuring the students have a valuable learning experience during their food animal rotations. -- A primary focus of the position will be to develop an independent research program focused on food animals. In addition, the successful candidate will be a resource for clinical research by other members of the department. There may also be the opportunity to collaborate with University research clusters on topics such as obesity, infectious diseases, or inflammatory disease. -- Cooperate with other clinical faculty in the VTH, Department, and CVM with particular emphasis on being a role model for DVM students in the Food Animal track of the program and to progressively assume a greater leadership role in this section. -- An expectation to participate in continuing education and outreach programs of the college that deal with food animals. . -- Ensure that the professional activities you provide and have influence over in PMM, are of the highest ethical and professional standards. As for all areas of our professional endeavor, it is essential that all members of the CVM faculty provide a nurturing and supportive learning environment for all students (professional and post-DVM) and staff under their influence. -- Contribute to College and University governance through membership on relevant committees and commissions. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Thu, 22 Mar 2012 12:00:00 EST

Tenure-Track Assistant/Associate Professor Environmental Medical Toxicology

The Department of Biomedical Sciences & Pathobiology at Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech, has a tenure-track faculty position available in Environmental Medical Toxicology at the Assistant/early Associate Professor level. The primary responsibility of the toxicologist will be to establish and maintain a high quality research program. There will be opportunities to mentor and train graduate and veterinary resident students, establish a graduate level course consistent with the candidate's and college's focus, and develop independent and collaborative research programs within and outside the VMRCVM at various life sciences-oriented Institutes (see web links below). The successful candidate will also lead instruction of introductory veterinary toxicology and veterinary clinical toxicology to students in the DVM professional program and contribute to the disposition of veterinary clinical cases that are submitted to the VMRCVM Diagnostic Toxicology Laboratory. The teaching and service duties encourage applicants with a DVM degree from an AVMA-accredited institution, and additional experience and/or certification in clinical toxicology. For more information about the college, please visit http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/ ; for departmental information including other areas of expertise please visit http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/org/dbsp/index.asp. The research focus areas of the college include (a) Regenerative medicine (e.g. stem cells, tissue repair) (b) Inflammatory/regulatory disorders, including cancer, or (c) Infectious diseases. Please visit the web links of four Virginia Tech life/health sciences-related Institutes, which foster intercollegiate research interactions. These include: (1) Fralin Life Sciences Institute: http://www.biotech.vt.edu/ ; (2) VT Carilion Research Institute: http://vtc.vt.edu/research/ ; (3) Virginia Bioinformatics Institute: http://www.vbi.vt.edu/ ; (4) Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science: http://www.ictas.vt.edu/ . VMRCVM is committed to translational research. Opportunities for translational research exist in collaboration with faculty in the College's Departments of Large and Small Animal Clinical Sciences and the Via College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Fri, 24 Feb 2012 12:00:00 EST