Professor of large animal surgery

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science Department of Clinical Sciences The Department of Clinical Sciences conducts undergraduate education, research and postgraduate education in the scientific areas of veterinary medicine and veterinary nursing. We contribute to the continuous development of knowledge about animal health and diseases at both individual and population levels. The department's activities mainly concern our common Swedish domesticated animal species with a focus on anesthesiology, diagnostic imaging, veterinary nursing, epidemiology, laboratory animal science, surgery, clinical pathology, medicine and animal reproduction. The University Animal Hospital is an integrated part of the Department of Clinical Sciences. The subject is large animal surgery with a focus on horses but also includes ruminants and pigs. Duties develop and lead internationally successful research; develop, lead and participate in teaching at first, second and third cycle level; develop and maintain national and international networks with academia, the relevant public authorities, industry, organisations and society at large; collaborate with other SLU research teams to strengthen interdisciplinary activities at the university; apply for external research funding from both national and international sources; supervise doctoral students and residents undergoing specialist training; actively participate in clinical work and teaching; contribute to the strategic development of the department, faculty and SLU; communicate research findings and other relevant information to society at large; perform administrative duties within the department, faculty and university. The department uses Swedish and English in parallel. The professor should be able to perform the majority of their tasks in English. However, as a public authority, the university has Swedish as its main language according to the requirements of the Language Act and the professor must be able to use Swedish as their working language within four years of beginning the position. The department will provide support with language learning. Requirements have a Master of Science in Veterinary Medicine; be licensed to practise veterinary medicine in Sweden, alternatively be entitled to obtain such a licence in accordance with the relevant legislation, regulations and directives; have successfully completed a doctoral degree or have the equivalent academic qualifications, as well as hold the qualifications required for appointment as a docent; demonstrate research expertise in the subject; demonstrate teaching expertise and have the ability to integrate research and a scientific approach into their teaching; have proven clinical experience in a subject field relevant to the position; The assessment criteria for appointment include the level of research and teaching expertise, ability to supervise doctoral students, international competence, and collaboration skills. Benefits Swedish family health care provisions, parenting support including generous paid leave of absence policies that allow both parents to care for newborns and toddlers. Sweden has a well‑established pre‑school structure and an educational system providing no‑cost university studies. Place of work Uppsala Extent 100% Form of employment By agreement. #J-18808-Ljbffr SLU