Job Description:
As a Clinical Veterinarian, you'll play a critical role in ensuring the health, welfare, and productivity of donor and surrogate swine populations while supporting research and operational objectives.
Key responsibilities include:
- Lead herd health management programs, including disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and population health monitoring.
- Provide clinical care for donor and surrogate animals, including reproductive assessments, ultrasound diagnostics, neonatal care, and treatment planning.
- Conduct necropsies, collect diagnostic samples, and collaborate with internal and external partners to support animal health initiatives.
- Support surgical procedures and advanced reproductive programs while partnering with research and operational teams.
- Develop and maintain veterinary SOPs, training programs, and animal welfare initiatives.
- Manage veterinary personnel, including performance management, scheduling, training, and professional development.
- Ensure compliance with USDA, FDA, OLAW, IACUC, and other applicable animal welfare and research regulations.
- Promote biosecurity, safety, and continuous improvement efforts across animal care and veterinary operations.
What We're Looking For
Required Qualifications:
- DVM or VMD from an AVMA-accredited institution or completion of the ECFVG program for graduates of non-AVMA schools.
- Active veterinary license in at least one U.S. state with the ability to obtain Wisconsin licensure within six months of hire.
- USDA Accreditation Category II and DEA registration, or ability to obtain as required.
- Three or more years of veterinary experience involving swine medicine, herd health management, and clinical care.
- Strong leadership, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills with the ability to effectively manage and develop team members.
Preferred Qualifications:
- ACLAM Board Certification or residency training in Laboratory Animal Medicine with eligibility for ACLAM certification.
- Experience in swine production medicine, swine research, breeding programs, or neonatal animal care.
- Experience working within a regulated research or laboratory animal environment.
- Previous management or supervisory experience.
Who You Are
You are a collaborative veterinary professional who thrives in a dynamic environment where animal welfare, scientific advancement, and operational excellence are closely connected. You enjoy balancing hands-on clinical responsibilities with leadership, mentoring, and program development. Most importantly, you are committed to maintaining the highest standards of animal health, welfare, biosecurity, and regulatory compliance.
Work Environment & Schedule
This position is based in Wisconsin and operates across office, laboratory, and animal care environments. Daily interaction with large animals is required. Team members participate in facility biosecurity protocols, including shower-in procedures, and may occasionally provide limited after-hours or emergency animal care support as needed.
Compensation & Benefits
Compensation and benefits will be discussed during the hiring process.
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