Johnson College is looking for a Full-Time Clinical Veterinarian to teach the students of our Veterinarian Technology Program. The Clinical Veterinarian is responsible for clinical activities, in compliance with AVMA, PAC, and program chair regulations. The Clinical Veterinarian is responsible for appointments and surgeries, the maintenance of patient records and their confidentiality, to provide reports, uphold all protocols and policies, work with students, attend college events and meetings, work with a budget, and supervise the staff. Candidates must be comfortable in multiple settings, including the clinical, lab, and/or classroom setting. Qualified applicants must have a Pennsylvania license, a DEA license, be a USDA accredited, and have worked in a clinical environment for at least 4 years.
Animal Care Center
See appointments and perform surgical procedures within the Animal Care Center
Maintain current, confidential, patient electronic medical records
Coordinate with the Administrative Coordinator to ensure scheduling and planning of clients are in accordance with student schedules
Provide high quality patient care in an educational setting
o Keep current on industry standards to ensure that students and clients receive quality care
Ensure all protocols and policies of the Animal Care Center are followed
Supervise CVTs in their duties within the Animal Care Center
Work with and instruct students during clinical rotations within the Animal Care Center
o Explain policies and procedures as directed by hospital policy
Assist in the development of protocols to be used in the clinic for students, CVTs, and/or doctors
Program
IACUC Chair
o IACUC protocols, AHPIS reporting, MOU’s
USDA
o APHIS reporting, site visits
Oversee health and well-being of kennel and colony animals
Attend staff meetings within the department
Establish a working relationship with the local veterinary medical community
Work with lab assistants and instruct/supervise accordingly
Coordinate all clinical activity needed for classes and labs
o Inventory and budget items for class – responsible for ordering these items and reporting to Program Director.
Prepare assignments, grade tests, and etc
Lecture utilizing modern technology
Advise students and offer office hours weekly
Ensure all protocols are strictly enforced and accrediting standards are followed
College
Strive to set an example that will cause an acceptable image, both on and off the campus
Serve on college committees when they accommodate semester schedules
Attend open houses and community events as instructed
Attend faculty, staff, and all college meetings as needed
Work with Program Director in planning and providing community programs
About Johnson College
Johnson College is a two year technical college - opened in 1918 located in Scranton PA. Approximately 400 students pursuing degrees in 11 different trade, technical or clinical programs.
