The Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University invites applications for two full-time, non-tenure-track Clinical Assistant or Associate Professor positions in small animal primary care medicine on an 11-month appointment, with an anticipated start date of Fall 2026.
The client and patient population of the Primary Care service is varied, so utilizing a Spectrum of Care approach is a part of each case and an important part of student learning. ThePrimaryCareServicehostsamandatory4-weekrotationinwellness,general, andpreventivecare. The Primary Care Service utilizes general VMTH resources including digital radiography suites equipped with PACS image storage, and on-site clinical pathology, clinical microbiology and the TAMU GI lab. The successful candidate must possess a strong commitment to excellence in patient care, service to clients, and clinical teaching, as well as strong leadership and communications skills.The successful candidate will join a team of primary care clinicians and technicians and will work with over 50 faculty members in the small animal hospital, 55 interns and residents in the other medical and surgical services in the department, and approximately 180 senior veterinary students.The time commitment will be approximately 75% to clinical instruction and patient care in the hospital. Time not assigned to clinical instruction and patient care on clinical rotations will be devoted to classroomlaboratoryteaching(10%),scholarship(5%),andservice(10%). Facultyareexpectedtoupholdthe VMBS Code of Professional Conduct
The Primary Care Service is staffed with a team of four full-time clinicians, one part-time clinician, and seven technicians and is actively involved in improving access to care to underserved populations, both locally and in more rural areas. There are several outreach programs overseen and managed by the Primary Care Service, as well as an active telehealth program to provide care to our clients and patients who may not be able to be seen in-person.
Texas A&M University is the oldest public institution of higher education in Texas and one of the nation’s largest and most dynamic universities. More than 70,000 students are enrolled in the University, with approximately 15,000 pursuing graduate or professional degrees. Texas A&M University is a major research university with a growing international focus, and outstanding public and private support. The community of Bryan-College Station (BCS), population 250,000, is a growing college town with a wide variety of cultural and recreational opportunities, excellent schools, and a relatively low cost of living. BCS is centered in the Texas Triangle, a megaregion consisting of the state’s five largest cities.
Applicants must have a DVM degree (or equivalent). Applicants must be licensed or eligible to be licensed to practice veterinary medicine in Texas. Applicants must have a minimum of 3 years of experience in the general practice of small animal medicine. Board certification (i.e., American Board of Veterinary Practitioners, American College of Zoological Medicine, American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine) will be considered favorably but is not required.
Interested candidates must submit 1) a cover letter (including career and service goals, professional interest, teaching philosophy), 2) curriculum vitae, 3) names of three individuals who have been requested by the applicant to act as references, and 4) a personal statement (to include philosophy and plans for research, teaching and service,) as applicable. Applications must be submitted online at https://apply.interfolio.com/190214 Application review will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Inquiries may be directed to Dr. Johanna Heseltine ( jheseltine@cvm.tamu.edu) (Chair, Search Committee) at (979) 845-2351 (phone) or vscsrecruiting@cvm.tamu.edu (email). Texas A&M University is a smoke-free workplace.
Equal Opportunity/Veterans/Disability Employer.
