Veterinary Skills and Competencies Teaching Technician (VSAC)

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<div><div style="padding:10.0px 0.0px;border:1.0px solid transparent"><div style="font-size:16.0px;word-wrap:break-word"><H2 style="font-size:1.0em;margin:0.0px"><b>Job Summary</b></H2> </div><div><p>At Purdue University's College of Veterinary Medicine, you'll play a key role in preparing the next generation of veterinary professionals through hands-on teaching, mentorship, and clinical skills training. In this highly collaborative role, you'll teach, coach, and assess veterinary students as they build essential clinical competencies, while supporting the Veterinary Skills and Competencies (VSAC) curriculum. You'll partner with faculty, veterinary technicians, and hospital teams to create engaging learning experiences, develop innovative training resources, and manage clinical skills laboratories and educational materials. Through individualized student support and a commitment to educational excellence, you'll help future veterinarians gain the confidence, skills, and experience needed to succeed in practice. Join a team dedicated to advancing animal and human health through world-class education, innovation, and collaboration—while making a lasting impact on the future of veterinary medicine.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What you will be doing:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Coordinate and support hands-on clinical skills training across the Veterinary Skills and Competencies (VSAC) curriculum. </li> <li>Teach, supervise, and assess veterinary students while providing coaching and feedback on clinical techniques. </li> <li>Collaborate with faculty, veterinary technicians, and hospital staff to deliver high-quality clinical skills education. </li> <li>Develop and maintain training models, instructional resources, and learning materials. </li> <li>Prepare and manage clinical skills laboratories, equipment, and teaching resources. </li> <li>Provide individualized support and remediation for students developing clinical competencies. </li> <li>Assist with additional teaching activ

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