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Assistant Lecturer (Lab Animal Medicine Residency)
Job Field: Other Jobs
Location: Texas
Location: Texas
JOB SUMMARY:
The Comparative Medicine Program, Texas A&M University (TAMU) is inviting applications for an Assistant Lecturer (postdoctoral residency/graduate training position) in laboratory animal medicine. The 3-year postdoctoral (DVM) program is designed to support preparation toward American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM) board certification and provide a broad foundation in comparative medicine. Residency training includes clinical laboratory animal medicine, laboratory animal resources and facilities management, comparative and diagnostic pathology, and methods and practice of biomedical research. Residents are centered in the TAMU Comparative Medicine Program and rotate through the TAMU System Health Science Center animal facilities. Clinical rotations are also possible at Texas Medical Center facilities in Houston and University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center facilities in Houston, Smithville and Bastrop. Graduate training consists of graduate course work, seminars, journal club, teaching and scholarly research leading to a Master of Science degree. Graduate work is centered in the College of Veterinary Medicine and administered through Veterinary Pathobiology. Candidates are required to have a DVM/VMD and a license to practice in at least 1 state within the US.
Start date of July 1, 2013.
The Comparative Medicine Program, Texas A&M University (TAMU) is inviting applications for an Assistant Lecturer (postdoctoral residency/graduate training position) in laboratory animal medicine. The 3-year postdoctoral (DVM) program is designed to support preparation toward American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM) board certification and provide a broad foundation in comparative medicine. Residency training includes clinical laboratory animal medicine, laboratory animal resources and facilities management, comparative and diagnostic pathology, and methods and practice of biomedical research. Residents are centered in the TAMU Comparative Medicine Program and rotate through the TAMU System Health Science Center animal facilities. Clinical rotations are also possible at Texas Medical Center facilities in Houston and University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center facilities in Houston, Smithville and Bastrop. Graduate training consists of graduate course work, seminars, journal club, teaching and scholarly research leading to a Master of Science degree. Graduate work is centered in the College of Veterinary Medicine and administered through Veterinary Pathobiology. Candidates are required to have a DVM/VMD and a license to practice in at least 1 state within the US.
Start date of July 1, 2013.
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