DUTIES .

Duties Teaching laboratory sessions and lectures in a variety of subjects in the Veterinary Technology onsite program to meet the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association curriculum standards and accreditation.

Responsibilities include: Preparing and delivering lecture and laboratory material as chosen by the chair and coordinators Continually developing course materials to maintain current and relevant Assessing student abilities (theory and practical) Mentoring students Supervising practicums/externships Evaluation of students which includes fostering critical thinking & problem-solving skills Open Communication with students, Onsite faculty,



Open Learning faculty and program assistant Ensure that the most up to date medical information/technology is included Includes grading and posting of grades Ensuring students have completed the essential skills associated with any courses and have signed off the essential skill Service Duties DVM care for animals housed at TRU both on-campus (dogs, cats, rodents) and at the TRU farm (horses, llamas, sheep, goats, cattle and chickens) Actively participate in department faculty meetings QUALIFICATIONS QUALIFICATIONS * DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) or equivalent Licensed to practice veterinary medicine in British Columbia Experience teaching in an AHT/VT program an asset Experience with large animals an asset Minimum of 5 years clinical experience in small animals within the last 10 years.

📌 Sessional - Faculty - VTEC 2120 (Kamloops)
🏢 Thompson Rivers University
📍 Kamloops