Associate Professorship in Ruminant Herd Health

The Associate Professorship in Ruminant Herd Health requires expertise in the health management and disease prevention of ruminant livestock such as cattle, sheep, and goats. Candidates should possess advanced knowledge in veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, and herd health management principles. The role demands proficiency in diagnosing, treating, and controlling infectious and metabolic diseases affecting ruminants, as well as implementing biosecurity measures and health monitoring programs. Experience with epidemiology, nutrition, reproduction, and welfare of ruminant species is essential. The position likely involves research, teaching, and extension activities, requiring strong communication skills to educate veterinary students and farmers. Familiarity with herd health data analysis, vaccination protocols, and antimicrobial stewardship is important. Candidates should be adept at collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, including veterinarians, animal scientists, and industry stakeholders. A doctoral degree in veterinary medicine or animal science with specialization in ruminant health is typically expected, along with a track record of research and publications in relevant fields. Overall, the role demands a comprehensive understanding of ruminant biology, disease dynamics, and practical herd health strategies to improve productivity and animal welfare in commercial and academic settings.