Assistant / Associate Professor – Clinical Pathology

Montana | Full-Time

The Opportunity

Global Veterinary Careers is supporting the launch of a new College of Veterinary Medicine, seeking an Assistant or Associate Professor specialising in Clinical Pathology.

This is a unique opportunity to join at the foundation stage of a progressive veterinary programme, contributing to the development of a modern, student-focused curriculum. You will play a key role in shaping how clinical pathology is taught while supporting the growth of future veterinary professionals.

The Role

• Deliver lectures and facilitate small group teaching sessions
• Contribute to curriculum development, course content, and assessments
• Develop and review examination materials in line with academic standards
• Support and mentor veterinary and graduate students
• Participate in faculty governance and university committees
• Collaborate with colleagues to continuously refine programme delivery

Teaching & Academic Focus

• Teach Clinical Pathology within an integrated veterinary curriculum
• Support student learning through both lecture-based and collaborative teaching methods
• Contribute to interdisciplinary teaching across the programme
• Assist in the ongoing development of innovative teaching approaches

Research & Scholarly Activity

• Engage in independent and collaborative research within Clinical Pathology
• Contribute to key research areas including One Health, Zoonotic Diseases, Public Health, Wildlife & Conservation Medicine, and Climate Change
• Mentor DVM and graduate students in research initiatives
• Collaborate across departments to strengthen research output and academic impact

The Institution

• Newly established veterinary programme with a forward-thinking approach
• Strong emphasis on collaboration, innovation, and student outcomes
• State-of-the-art teaching and research facilities
• Opportunity to help shape curriculum and academic direction from the ground up
• Inclusive and supportive academic environment

The Benefits

• Salary ranging from $149,864 to $196,539 depending on experience
• Relocation assistance available
• 401k with up to 7% employer contribution
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Minimum 2 weeks paid vacation
• 12 days paid sick leave annually
• Additional personal days and 13+ paid holidays
• Strong support for academic development and career progression

The Location

Based in Billings, this opportunity offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor recreation, scenic landscapes, and a welcoming community, providing an excellent balance between career and lifestyle.

Requirements

• DVM from an accredited institution
• PhD preferred
• Board eligible or board certified preferred
• Experience or strong interest in Clinical Pathology
• Passion for teaching, mentorship, and curriculum development
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

This role is advertised by Global Veterinary Careers who operate as an employment business and emplacement agency. We have a growing number of 1st opinion and specialist roles worldwide, should you be interested in a more detailed conversation in how we can support you, please get in touch!