Senior Staff Veterinarian, Animal Resource Center

UT Southwestern Medical Center, located in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, stands out as a premier institution with over 75 years of dedicated service in healthcare, education, and medical research. It is recognized as the number one hospital in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, setting industry standards for patient care, scientific innovation, and academic excellence. The center is a vibrant hub where professionals across disciplines converge to advance medical knowledge and improve outcomes for communities locally and globally. At UT Southwestern, innovation, excellence, teamwork, and compassion are the core values that shape every aspect of its culture. The institution offers a supportive workplace environment, along with competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package designed to nurture both professional growth and personal wellbeing. With plentiful opportunities for career advancement, education reimbursement, and wellness programs, employees are well-equipped to pursue their career objectives while maintaining a balanced lifestyle.

The Senior Staff Veterinarian role at UT Southwestern is a pivotal position within the Animal Resource Center, based on the Dallas campus, requiring full-time onsite presence. This role focuses on supporting biomedical research by delivering expert medical and surgical care to research animals, ensuring the highest standards of animal welfare and compliance with ethical and regulatory frameworks. The veterinarian plays a critical role in collaborating with researchers and institutional committees to maintain optimal animal health and welfare standards. Duties include overseeing quarantine processes, managing colony health, and supporting institutional protocol reviews related to animal care. The Senior Staff Veterinarian is also positioned as a valued leader who acts in the absence of the Animal Resources Center Director, offering expertise and guidance on animal health matters. The role demands a professional commitment to continuous learning and development, with a preference for candidates holding ACLAM board certification, although this is not mandatory. The working hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with rotational weekend and holiday duties. This position offers an outstanding opportunity to integrate veterinary skills with research excellence at one of the nation’s leading medical centers, supported by a robust structure of benefits, resources, and professional growth opportunities that UT Southwestern is known for.