Clinical Lab Animal Veterinarian: Position Profile

The Animal Resource Program (ARP) seeks two Clinical Lab Animal Veterinarians to join its team. The ARP is the primary unit providing care for all animals, and it is used in research and teaching programs at UAB and affiliated hospitals. Operating under the administrative authority of the UAB President, the ARP is managed by the Associate Vice President for Research Facilities and Infrastructure and reports to the Vice President for Research. It oversees approximately 215,000 square feet of space dedicated to laboratory animal care. In this role, veterinarians will provide clinical and surgical medical care for various animal species used in research and training. Responsibilities include supporting health surveillance and preventative medicine programs, participating in the teaching and training of departmental personnel and research staff, and reviewing animal use requests to ensure compliance with the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee and animal welfare regulations. The role also involves supervising veterinary staff, providing emergency veterinary care, and contributing to all laboratory animal care and use program aspects. This includes research, grant writing, equipment and process evaluation, facility tours, and the development of standard operating procedures. This position offers a dynamic and collaborative environment for professionals passionate about laboratory animal care and research.

Interested candidates must submit a letter of interest and a current resume or curriculum vitae to be considered. Boaz Partners is partnering with The University of Alabama at Birmingham in this national search. For inquiries, nominations, applications, and confidential conversations, please contact:

Michele Baxley
Associate Partner, Practice Lead — Animal Health
michele@boazpartners.com

This position is open until filled; applications should include a detailed letter of interest and a current curriculum vitae/resume.

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