This is a remote position.
About the client:
This client providesunparalleled reproductive solutions and knowledge to cattle enthusiasts through a dedicated expert team that collaborates intimately with customers, comprehending their breeding aspi rations, and aiding in the enhancement and propagation of superior genetic traits.
About the position:
Enhance the outcomes of client cattle breeding initiatives by proficiently producing embryos from donor cows and ensuring successful pregnancies in recipient cows. Prioritize minimizing risks associated with diseases and trauma during the embryo extraction and transfer processes. Oversee the health and reproductive health of the cows in our care, while fostering a positive work environment and consistently exceeding customer expectations.
Main responsibilities: (Additional day-to-day tasks will be discussed during the interview process.)
- Conduct embryo extraction and transfers in both the clinic and on client farms in specified regions.
- Lead ultrasound-guided procedures for collecting ovum in cattle for IVF embryo generation.
- Design and evaluate protocols for superovulation and synchronization in both donors and recipients.
- Utilize ultrasonography to: Determine gender in transferred and in-vitro embryos; Assess the count and health of fetuses in cows that received clone or research embryos.
- Conduct rectal examinations to check the reproductive health of incomingand adjusted recipient cows.
- Oversee and implement programs for prevention, nutrition, reproduction, and overall well-being of cattle both in the clinic and on farms.
- Champion and refine bio-security measures in both clinical and farm settings.
- Ensure herd health protocols and SOPs align with bovine embryo export regulations.
- Administer necessary tests and complete documentation for cattle transportation across state lines.
- Provide medical attention to unwell donor and recipient cows and calves.
- Execute specialized surgical procedures as required for specific research or joint projects.
- Participate in emergency call duties during weekends on a rotational basis.
- Adhere to the company's policies and procedures.
- Uphold a professional demeanor that mirrors the company's industry reputation.
- Tackle additional tasks as directed by management.
Requirements
The qualifications we need:
- A recognized Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree or its equivalent.
- Current full accreditation with the USDA APHIS.
- Active state licenses or capability to obtain them.
- Certification from the American Embryo Transfer Association or ability to achieve it.
Physical and Working Conditions:
- Willingness to travel, including occasional overnight trips, especially during peak seasons.
- Capacity to work extended hours, up to 14 hours, particularly during high-demand seasons.
- Can lift items weighing up to 50 lbs.
- Stamina to stand for extended duration.
- Robust physical strength and the skill to manage the cattle reproductive system frequently.
- Precise hand coordination and keen tactile sensation.
Other Competencies:
- A genuine enthusiasm for cattle reproduction and a continuous aspiration for learning and growth.
- Aptitude for building rapport with clients and understanding their needs.
- Outstanding verbal and written communication abilities.
- A high standard of professionalism.
- Computer literacy, particularly with Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
- A valid driver s license with proficiency in handling a company vehicle.
Benefits
Location: Flexible anywhere in Colorado
Work style: High travel position (within Colorado)
Salary:New grads (125K) Mid-level salary range (172K 230K) depending on experience
Benefits: all standard benefits including relocation package, company car, accommodation/housing stipends
Location flexible anywhere in Colorado Work style high travel position (within Colorado)