
Universität Bern · Education
Veterinary Dermatologist
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The position includes independent specialist-level clinical work, with responsibility for assigned cases from consultation to follow-up, including appropriate documentation and communication with owners and referring veterinarians.
The candidate will contribute to the supervision of the dermatology resident and to the clinical and didactic teaching of veterinary students, residents, interns and technical staff.
The main clinical focus is companion-animal and equine dermatology, with occasional involvement in large-animal, exotic and zoo dermatology.
Participation in selected clinical research projects and academic collaborations is expected.
We are looking for a collaborative colleague with good communication skills who is willing to contribute to the continuous improvement of the Dermatology Service.
Salaries will be commensurate with professional and academic credentials and experience. International reputation
With us, you help solve important social issues.
- DVM or equivalent degree
- ECVD or ACVD board certification
- Clinical experience and proficiency in veterinary dermatology
- Excellent communication skills and a collaborative approach to teamwork
- Interest in clinical research and academic collaboration is desirable
- Competencies in analyzing and optimizing clinical workflows are essential
- Experience in clinical supervision, mentoring or team coordination is an advantage
- Fluency in English, German, or French is required. Candidates who do not speak German are expected to acquire a good working knowledge within the first years of employment.
The position includes independent specialist-level clinical work, with responsibility for assigned cases from consultation to follow-up, including appropriate documentation and communication with owners and referring veterinarians.
The candidate will contribute to the supervision of the dermatology resident and to the clinical and didactic teaching of veterinary students, residents, interns and technical staff.
The main clinical focus is companion-animal and equine dermatology, with occasional involvement in large-animal, exotic and zoo dermatology.
Participation in selected clinical research projects and academic collaborations is expected.
We are looking for a collaborative colleague with good communication skills who is willing to contribute to the continuous improvement of the Dermatology Service.
Salaries will be commensurate with professional and academic credentials and experience. International reputation