Job Book for OKLAHOMA 

Date Posted:March 5, 2013
Contact Person:Joe Max Freeman, DVM
Practice Name:Western Prairie Veterinary Hospital
Address:311 E. Tamarack Rd.
Altus, OK 73521
Phone:(580)482-1738
Fax:(580)482-0044
E-Mail:joemf1985@gmail.com
Job Type:Associate
Western Prairie Veterinary Hospital has an opening for an Associate Veterinarian. Requirements: DVM Graduate of an AVMA Accredited Veterinary College, Passed NAVLE, Passed Oklahoma State Board Examination, Strong work Ethic, Honesty, and Love for a rural lifestyle. Western Prairie Small Animal Hospital was founded in 2003. It is a well Equipped clinic with: In house Idexx Laboratory diagnostics CBC, Chem, UA, Thyroid, Cortisol, SNAP reader, Digital radiology Idexx CR, Ultrasound, Surgical Laser, 4 exam rooms and Separate hospitalization and boarding areas. Western Prairie Large Animal Hospital Construction just beginning approximately 4 miles North of Altus. We are building a 4,800 SF Equine and Food animal facility on 26 acres. Currently Ambulatory equine and food animal services are being provided on farm. Contact: Joe M. Freeman, DVM or Charles R. Freeman, DVM
Date Posted:February 7, 2013
Contact Person:Human Resources
Practice Name:Trans Ova Genetics
Address:2938 380th St. Sioux Center, IA
Elgin, OK
Phone:(800)999-3586
Fax:(712)722-3574
Practice Type:Corporation
Job Type:Associate
Technical Services Veterinarian in Elgin, Oklahoma to service beef and dairy clients in clinic, on-farm, and at satellite centers. Key responsibilities include: flush and transfer bovine in vivo embryos, perform ultrasound guided transvaginal ovum pickup procedures for bovine IVF embryo production, review and design superovulation and synchronization protocols for donors and recipients, evaluate pregnancy status and fetal gender using ultrasonography. The ideal candidate will have a DVM or equivalent, full current accreditation with the USDA-APHIS, licensure in necessary states or the ability to acquire a license, AETA certification or the ability to acquire, a passion for bovine reproduction, desire in working as a team, and a strong sense for connecting with clients. The position does require the ability to travel including overnight stays with seasonal spikes.
Date Posted:February 5, 2013
Practice Name:College of Veterinary Medicine The Ohio State University
Practice Type:University
Job Type:Internship
The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine is offering a one year Clinical Trials Internship position. This training program is designed to provide the successful candidate with training in the design, execution and completion of clinical trials following good clinical practice (GCP) guidelines. The Intern will advance his/her skills in management and reporting of clinical trials and technical skills and clinical decision-making with respect to management of patients on clinical trials. The Intern will engage in the following activities: Provide primary patient care for patients enrolled in clinical trials, ensuring that all data is complete and compliant with study guidelines. Participate in outreach to rDVMs to enhance recruitment and provide education regarding trials. Assist investigators in the design of clinical trials, formulation of budgets, design of case report forms, and study closeout. Attend and participate in various workshops conducted by the Center for Clinical and Translational Studies and the Comprehensive Cancer Center at OSU. The Clinical Trials Intern will spend the majority of his/her time engaged in activities associated with the Clinical Trials Office. However, rotations through the Internal Medicine, Radiology, and Medical Oncology services will also be completed. The Intern will have no emergency duty, although he/she will be responsible for fielding phone calls from clients whose pets are enrolled in clinical trials. Eligible candidates must have completed their DVM training at an AVMA accredited institution, and will have previously completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine.