Clinical Professor in Veterinary Clinical / Anatomic Pathology

The University of Nottingham's School of Veterinary Medicine and Science is seeking to expand its dynamic veterinary pathology team by welcoming a talented Clinical Professor in Veterinary Clinical / Anatomic Pathology. This is a remarkable opportunity for an experienced professional to make a significant contribution to the education of future veterinary surgeons and the advancement of veterinary pathology teaching.

This role offers a compelling blend of academic and clinical responsibilities. The successful candidate will be instrumental in teaching across the integrated veterinary program, with a particular focus on the clinical training of final-year undergraduates and postgraduate students. In parallel, you will provide essential diagnostic services to the School’s clinical associate practices and a broader client base, ensuring hands-on application of your expertise.

Advantages for Candidates:

• Career Growth and Impact: Contribute directly to shaping the next generation of veterinary professionals and advance the field of veterinary pathology through teaching and clinical service.
• Supportive and Collaborative Environment: Join an enthusiastic team of experienced anatomic pathologists and trainees, supported by dedicated staff. The School fosters a culture of collaboration, encouraging engagement with diverse research activities and state-of-the-art facilities.
• Comprehensive Benefits Package: The University of Nottingham is committed to the well-being and professional development of its staff. You can expect an attractive salary, potentially enhanced by a non-consolidated clinical supplement, along with a generous holiday allowance (30 days), an attractive pension scheme, and access to fitness and health facilities.
• Work-Life Balance: While the role is full-time (36.25 hours), applications from candidates seeking part-time work are welcomed, and job-share arrangements may be considered, offering flexibility.
• International Welcome: The University is a supportive and inclusive community that values diversity. For successful international applicants, comprehensive support is provided for visa applications and related immigration costs, including financial assistance.

Key Considerations for Your Career Path:

• Essential Qualifications: A veterinary degree registrable with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons is a prerequisite. Significant experience in diagnostic veterinary anatomic or clinical pathology is essential.
• Teaching and Assessment Experience: Proven experience in teaching and assessing veterinary undergraduate students is a crucial requirement for this role.
• Commitment to Research and Innovation: While teaching and clinical duties are central, the role encourages an enquiring mind and collaboration with research teams, offering avenues for those interested in academic research.
• Professional Development: The University’s commitment to staff well-being and potential for research collaboration provides fertile ground for continued professional development and skill enhancement.
• Permanent Position: This role is offered on a permanent contract, providing long-term career stability.

This position is an excellent opportunity for a dedicated veterinary pathologist seeking to advance their career in a leading academic institution that prioritizes both educational excellence and staff well-being. If you are passionate about veterinary pathology and eager to contribute to a supportive and forward-thinking community, we encourage you to explore this rewarding opportunity.