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The Attending Veterinarian (AV) is charged with maintaining a program of appropriate veterinary care, designing and implementing preventative medicine programs, and providing health monitoring, diagnosis, treatment, and post-operative care for multiple species. The AV is responsible for the health and welfare of all animals used in University protocols, the necessity for and components of treatment administered, and the necessity for euthanasia. The AV is charged with managing the daily care needs of the animals, providing necessary veterinary care, monitoring all use of animals by university personnel, and ensuring the highest standards of animal care are always met. The AV helps in providing assurance of compliance with regulatory and accreditation bodies and in fostering strong communications with investigators, the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), and the animal care staff. The AV serves as a member of the IACUC with duties that include reviewing animal use protocols, assisting with policy improvements, supporting investigators in protocol development,
assuring quality animal care, and participating in semiannual program review and inspections.
Specific responsibilities include:
Delivering the highest level of technical and professional oversight of all animal care and use functions involving laboratory animals in an ethical and safe manner while fostering
scientific excellence and highly collaborative research in the animal program
Promoting a positive culture of collaboration, compliance, service and integrity
Possessing a solution-oriented attitude with an understanding of the impact of decisions
Consultation and collaboration with university personnel, principal investigators, and researchers in effective methods of animal care and use
Working with the Director of Laboratory Animal Facilities and animal care staff to maintain a preventive medicine program that may include quarantine, disease surveillance, and clinical health
Providing guidance to Veterinarians Technicians
Providing consultation to investigators regarding anesthesia, analgesia, breeding, and other study-related needs related to protocol development
Performing survival surgery, as well as necropsies on rodents

Preparation and delivery of training, guidance, and instructional programs to maintain compliance with various animal welfare regulations, as well as ensuring all practices are in accordance with AAALAC, PHS, USDA, and NYDOH standards
Serving in the AAALAC reaccreditation process
Serving as a member of the IACUC
Participating in Post Approval Monitoring, IACUC, USDA, NIH, and AAALAC inspections
Conducting pre-review of new, renewals, and modifications of animal use protocols
Participation in IACUC semi-annual inspections of animal facilities and assists investigators in complying with various animal care and use requirements
Remaining current on current in advancements in veterinary techniques and surgical procedures, professional trends and regulations, and fulfilling continuing education
requirements of licensures
Potential service as a member of other institutional compliance committees (Institutional Biosafety, Radiation Safety, Stem Cell Research Oversight committees)

Required

2-5 years of related experience in research animal care
DVM/VMD from an AVMA accredited institution
Hold a license to practice veterinary medicine in the United States
Possesses, or will obtain within one year of employment, a license to practice veterinary medicine in New York state
Eligible for State and Federal registration to handle controlled substances

Preferred

Experience in lab animal medicine, preferably within a university setting
Evidence of effective teamwork and group communication skills, as these are key elements in this environment
ACLAM board eligibility or certification
Proficient in Microsoft Office core applications, various virtual platforms, with excellent written and oral communication skills