Veterinary Expert

Responsibilities:

• — Responsibilities:
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• — 1. Introduce the most advanced technologies, practices in beef production
• — and new products that will have application in the project.
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• — 2. Participate and contribute to the beef production management team to establish
• — management policy decisions and execute decisions at the individual ranch
• — level.
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• — 3. Represent the company in discussions with pharmaceutical and animal
• — health companies.
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• — 4. Establish the protocols for:
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• — - ranch and feedlot medical treatment,
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• — - vaccination,
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• — - quarantine,
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• — - parasite treatment,
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• — - breeding,
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• — - calving,
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• — - weaning,
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• — - necropsy and diagnostic protocols
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• — 5. Lead daily operations:
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• — - nutrition,
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• — - health,
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• — - pasture management and utilization,
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• — - forage operations.
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• — 6. Develop and update standard operating procedures in veterinary and
• — adjacent processes;
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• — 7. Elaborate cattle treatment schemes with provision for animal age and
• — extent of disease;
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• — 8. Estimate the efficiency of elaborated treatment schemes with
• — preparation of analytical information;
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• — 9. Elaborate veterinary measures purposed at increase of cattle herd
• — livability;
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• — 10. Veterinarians/farm personnel trainings, exchange hands-on experience.
• — Teach and demonstrate:
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• — - prevention and improving health herd strategies;
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• — - basic medical and surgical techniques;
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• — - skills to define the degree of cattle diseases for veterinary
• — specialists and farm operators;
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• — - diagnostic strategies to the veterinarians;
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• — - best beef production practices;
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• — - prepare Power Point presentations related to relevant training topics.
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• — 11. Inspect cattle and processes on the farms and feedlot on a regular
• — basis. Recommend improvements and demonstrate standard veterinary procedures to
• — and mentor the District and farm veterinarians.
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• — 12. Carry out farm audits in the part of cattle herd health status,
• — develop table reports on cattle herd health status;
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• — 13. Determinate 2-3 apprentices and provide their mentoring
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• — 14. Arrangement of anti-crisis management on the farms.
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• — 15. Lead genetics and purebred operations, embryo transfer programs, heat
• — detection and semen testing.

Requirements:

• — 1. Relevant education - University/Bachelor Degree
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• — 2. 5-10 years of hands-on experience at top American/Australian company
• — experience
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• — 3. Deep knowledge of Angus Aberdeen breeding, experience in the horses
• — breeding is desirable
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• — 4. Embryo and genetics knowledge is desirable

Job conditions:

• — An employer, top meat processing company (full cycle) is looking for Veterinarian Manager for its Central Russia location (400,000+ livestock).
• — The company one of the leading meat producers and suppliers on the Russian market with state-of-the-art facilities as well as ambitious growth potential (40+ feedlots to be opened soon). The company applies unique breeding technologies implemented with the help of Western professionals. Continuous personal development of employees is our Client's priority.