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Job Summary: The Veterinarian/Veterinary Technology (VT) Instructor is a full-time, benefitted, tenure-track, faculty categorized position located at the Torrington campus. The VT Instructor must use multiple learning methods in the classroom and laboratory to maximize student learning. The position is responsible for delivering all facets of the VT curricula instruction materials to students in the classroom and the laboratory (i.e. clinical). Strong content knowledge, instruction, personal leadership, and communication skills are needed to meet program requirements and enable student success. The VT instructor typically works Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm. Sharing on–call night, weekend and holiday emergency duties for EWC animals is required. The position does require travel to various agencies for clinical instruction.

Essential Duties:

• Instruct assigned day or evening classes according to degree/program curricula
• Facilitate a student-centered positive and productive learning environment
• Coordinate, prepare, revise, and deliver curricula, syllabi, and lesson plans in work group, classroom, and/or laboratory settings per degree/program outline
• Prepare and maintain laboratory supplies and equipment for instructional use
• Advise and mentor students through their plan of study
• Maintain current and accurate records of assigned courses and students; submit grades
• Assess student learning outcomes and use the results to improve curricula
• Help to create new courses to meet programmatic needs
• Aid and participate in student recruitment and retention
• Maintain and post regular office hours; be accessible to students outside normal class time
• Remain current in discipline and area of assignment
• Transport to & supervise students at clinical sites
• Perform veterinary surgical and medical procedures
• Provide veterinary care to EWC and client owned animals
• Participate in College training and operational events
• Ability to safely restrain and administer treatment to large and small animals
• Maintain proficiency and develop new skills in veterinary medicine, animal health and care
• Serve on standing and ad-hoc committees as assigned
• Attend and participate in graduation ceremonies

· Perform all other duties of a similar nature or level as assigned

About Eastern Wyoming College

Founded in 1948 in Torrington, Wyoming, located in Goshen County, Eastern Wyoming College today serves almost 1937 students in credit courses and over 5912 students in non-credit activities. The College sponsors outreach programs in Converse, Crook, Niobrara, Platte, and Weston counties.

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