Scientist III

University of Kentucky

  • Lexington, KY
  • $62,941-103,834 per year
  • Permanent
  • Part-time
  • 1 day ago
Standing and/or sitting for long periods of time and performing repetitive motion tasks;exposure to loud noises, hazardous chemicals and fumes including waste; and risk ofback injury from moving, lifting or positioning patients, equipment, or materials.
ShiftNormally days Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm, occasional nights and weekends.
Job SummaryThe Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment's department of Veterinary Science seeks a highly motivated individual to fill the position of Scientist III.The Scientist III is a key member of the team supporting the department's mission to assure the health and viability of animal agriculture through teaching, discovery, research, and service and in particular supporting the team of investigators focused on Musculoskeletal Research.This position plays a vital role in planning, coordinating, and conducting scientific research. This person will also manage the day-to-day operations of the lab, coordinate the lab management and maintenance tasks, and participate in grant writing.As a key member Veterinary Science, this role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to agricultural innovation while working in a collaborative and supportive environment.Why Join Us?The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment fosters a collaborative and supportive work environment.Benefits of working with us include:
  • A formal mentoring program
  • Access to a staff development fund
  • A dedicated Staff Recognition Program
  • A shared commitment to making the University of Kentucky the University of, for, and with Kentucky
For additional information on Veterinary Science, please . To find out more about M-G CAFE and how the college supports the mission of this being the University of, for, and with Kentucky, .
Skills / Knowledge / Abilities
Does this position have supervisory responsibilities? Yes
Preferred Education/ExperienceAt least one year of experience conducting equine research.

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