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Number: 7068272 Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging Online applications must be received before 11:59pm on: May 3, 2026 If a date is not listed above, review the Applicant
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- Clinical Assistant Professor - Career Business Title: Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging Employee Type: Faculty Position Term: 12 Month Position Details: The Opportunity
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PhD defenses, collect and compile data for annual review, and serve as a liaison to the Graduate School). You will be responsible for the academic coordination needed for the department to offer
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% Experiment Documentation, Statistical Analyses, Research Publications, and Presentations 25% Laboratory, Greenhouse, and Field Equipment Operation 15% Supervision 5% Other Duties Additional Information
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in basic equipment operations and acquiring diagnostic imaging studies in a timely manner and the ability to adapt them to individual patient need based on the requested procedure and patient
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, and Presentations 25% Laboratory, Greenhouse, and Field Equipment Operation 15% Supervision 5% Other Duties Additional Information: This is a full time (100% FTE), temporary position. Overtime
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summary of benefits offered by WSU for Faculty please review the summary of benefits for WSU Faculty and Total Compensation . Required Qualifications: A DNP or PhD by date of hire. National certification
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Comprehensive job descriptions for each role will be provided as part of the recruitment process. Please contact Kaytlin Streufert (Kaytlin.streufert@wsu.edu ) for any questions. Required Qualifications for All
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by WSU for Faculty please review the summary of benefits for WSU Faculty and Total Compensation . Required Qualifications: A DNP or PhD by date of hire. National certification as a Family Nurse
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, schedule master's exams and PhD defenses, collect and compile data for annual review, and serve as a liaison to the Graduate School). You will be responsible for the academic coordination needed