Lecturer, Small Animal Clinical Studies

**Job no**: 0058615
**Location**:Werribee Campus. Melbourne, Australia
**Role type**:Full time or Part time; Continuing
**Faculty**:Faculty of Science
**Department/School**:Melbourne Veterinary School
**Salary**:Level B - $110,236 - $130,900 p.a. (pro rata for part time) plus 17% superannuation (pension)

The University of Melbourne is consistently ranked amongst the leading universities in the world. We are proud of our people, our commitment to research and teaching excellence, and our global engagement.

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**About the Faculty of Science**
Science at Melbourne is a global leader across fundamental and impactful scientific research and education. Science begins with curiosity, and we are dedicated to understanding the universe from the level of sub-atomic particles to the solar system. We aim to be leaders who positively impact the community locally and globally, addressing major societal issues from climate change to disease. Our discoveries help build an understanding of the world around us.

**About the Role**
The Lecturer, Small Animal Clinical Studies (Medicine) will provide excellence in teaching and clinical service at the University of Melbourne’s Melbourne Veterinary School. Working within the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, this position will contribute to teaching and learning in the area of Small Animal Clinical Studies and will be responsible for clinical teaching across the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program, including developing and delivering tutorials or lectures, workshops and practical classes as well as clinical teaching during student rotations.

The Lecturer will actively participate in leadership and service both within and outside the University and broader community and be an effective member of the Department, School, Faculty and partnering veterinary practices, with clinical service delivered alongside partnering veterinary staff to maintain currency and ensure integration of the two teams.

This position will be primarily located at the Werribee campus of the University of Melbourne but will be expected to teach and to attend meetings, seminars and conferences at other campuses or facilities from time to time.

Responsibilities include:

- Contributing to teaching and learning at all levels including workplace integrated learning in DVM4, which enhance student learning and experience
- Working closely with clinical teams and individual clinical staff at commercial partners’ distributed sites to ensure a high-quality student experience in a student-focused teaching and learning environment
- Providing excellent veterinary services to patients and clients, ensuring that clinical services meet the standards of national and international accreditation bodies
- Supervising and training staff and, where appropriate, assist in training interns and residents as appropriate to the level of appointment

**About You**
You will have demonstrated tertiary level teaching experience with the ability to teach innovative programs at all levels, and under a variety of settings including online learning and curriculum course design. You will provide academic mentoring and assistance to students with a focus on providing a positive learning experience.

You will work independently and as a member of a team with a wide diversity of background, interests and at a variety of locations to deliver high-quality veterinary services to clients as well as teaching outcomes.

Lecturers at the University of Melbourne are expected to have expertise in clinical professional practice and experience in scholarly activities resulting in impactful publications and/or other scholarly outputs.

You will also have:

- An awarded Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or equivalent veterinary degree registrable in Victoria with at demonstrated relevant experience as a veterinarian
- Demonstrated experience in small animal veterinary clinical practice and proven ability to manage a challenging and varied caseload
- Well-developed interpersonal and skills with the ability to build and maintain relationships with internal and clients, external stakeholders and an ability to tailor information to different audiences in a diverse environment
- Demonstrated capacity to undertake independent clinical teaching, supervision and mentoring to clinical staff, students, trainees and technicians
- While not essential, a post-graduate clinical qualification, or progress towards a post-graduate clinical qualification will be highly regarded
- To ensure the University continues to p