Provides veterinary support in software research, development, application, and dissemination

Provides routine preventative care, hospitalization and on-call support for an SPF outdoor breeding colony of 2,600+ cynomolgus and rhesus macaques. Supervise veterinary support staff. Manage two hospitals, each with 50–80 inpatients monthly. Provide weekly lectures and discussions to staff in preparation for certification through the AALAS Technician Certification Program. Train veterinary support staff in medical NHP care and management. Teach and mentor veterinary interns and final-year veterinary students in the theory, clinical decision-making, and surgical and nonsurgical procedures involving NHPs. Perform collaborative clinical research. Completed a one-year internship in July 2016 that included additional coursework in NHP medical and facility management.

Responsibilities included independent research in anesthesia, working closely with the named veterinary surgeon and anesthesia resident, monitoring anesthesia during surgical procedures, and assisting in surgical and non-surgical procedures on non-human primates, pigs, rabbits and mice.

Responsibilities included independent research in reproductive physiology, collaboration with and training of other researchers, preparing manuscripts and giving oral presentations.

Responsibilities included critical patient care and on-call emergency, assisting in surgical and non-surgical procedures, performing in-house laboratory diagnostics, recruiting, training, and team managing technicians, and preparing the monthly out-of-hours schedule.

Responsibilities included preparation of a professional web-based portfolio using Mahara, an open-source ePortfolio and social networking software, that reflects academic and personal growth, as well as continued critical assessment of its ease of use, application within the university as a method to encourage and monitor student career development, and usefulness in exploring attributes and employability of students post-graduation.

Monitored the health and treatment of indoor and outdoor non-human primates and performed surgical and non-surgical procedures including dental cleanings and extractions, trauma assessment and repair, and biannual health monitoring under the supervision of residents and clinicians. Participated in primate medicine and pathology rounds.

Responsibilities included health monitoring and treatment, as well as gross and histopathological examination of non-human primates, dogs, cats, rabbits, rodents, amphibians and fish under the supervision of residents and clinicians. Participated in weekly laboratory meetings, presentations, slide conferences, and the daily finalization of histopathology cases with clinicians.

Responsibilities include health monitoring, treatment, and gross and histopathological examination of non-human primates, pigs, dogs, rabbits, rodents, amphibians and fish under the supervision of residents and clinicians. Short training courses provided in animal care and use regulations, non-surgical and surgical procedures in rodents, rodent health monitoring schemes, murine transgenics, and aquatic medicine. Weekly rounds, board reviews, and presentations were also attended.

Responsibilities included induction and monitoring of anesthesia, surgical training from the senior veterinarian, independently spaying 20+ and castrating 5 feral cats as well as assisting in over 30 other surgeries, and coordinating with volunteer residents of the island who organized the sterilization efforts. As their was no full-time veterinarian on the island, we also saw some critical cases including enucleations, amputations, and euthanasias, as well as administered a few vaccinations.

Responsibilities included client relations, independent case assessment, discussing clinical examination and laboratory results, differential diagnoses, treatment options and each prognosis with supervising veterinarians, performing treatments, and assisting in surgical and non-surgical procedures small and exotic animals.

Responsibilities included cancer immunotherapy research, collaborating with and assisting other researchers, employee training, mentoring and managing undergraduate students, managing the laboratory and mouse colonies, and preparing, writing and reviewing part of a textbook.

Responsibilities included performing graduate research in reproduction and genetics in fish and shellfish, preparing and reviewing manuscripts, giving oral presentations, collaborating with other researchers and mentoring and managing undergraduate students.

Responsibilities included general laboratory maintenance, preparing stock solutions, spawning and maintenance of fish and shellfish broodstock, and working closely with graduate students, research associates, and post-doctoral fellows on research projects.

Responsibilities included performing undergraduate research in reproductive physiology, collaborating with other undergraduate and graduate students, general laboratory maintenance, herd management (caprine, equine and bovine), record keeping, assisting in artificial reproductive techniques (ultrasound-guided oocyte aspiration, semen collection, electroejaculation, artificial insemination, embryo transfer) and surgical procedures (caprine oocyte recovery, cesarean section).

Responsibilities included critical patient care, assisting in surgical and non-surgical procedures, performing in-house laboratory diagnostics, and client relations and patient record keeping.

Responsibilities included assisting in surgical and non-surgical procedures, filling prescriptions, performing in-house laboratory diagnostics, and client relations and patient record keeping.

Responsibilities included managing up to five employees, cleaning, maintenance and animal care, stocking, ordering and pricing of merchandise and other stock, and providing customers with knowledgeable information about animal care.

Responsibilities included animal care and maintenance, and public education though live-animal and oral presentations discussing the zoo and its conservation efforts.