What are the responsibilities and job description for the Veterinary/Behavioral Supervisor position at Northern Biomedical Research Inc?
Job Description
Job Description
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Role Summary
At NBR, our commitment to the welfare of our animals shines through in the specialized veterinary and behavioral care we provide to our animals. As a Veterinary / Behavioral Supervisor , you will work closely with our veterinarians and will oversee both veterinary technicians and behavioral technicians in providing care to nonhuman primates, rabbits, and rodents. With either veterinary or animal behavior expertise (or both!), you will join a collaborative team engaged in providing preventive, routine, and emergency veterinary care; administering and innovating a comprehensive behavioral management program; and working with scientific staff to support research programs.
This is an exempt role that is not eligible for overtime after 40 hours and has supervisory responsibility.
Role Responsibilities
- Oversee performance, development, training needs and accomplishments for all direct reports in the context of business needs within Veterinary Services and across the company.
- In collaboration with Human Resources, hire staff as needed and resolve all Employee Relations issues.
- Recognize, initiate, and lead process improvement activities
- Serve as the liaison between Veterinary Services staff, other departments / groups, and management to communicate expectations and business needs
- Collaborate with the Attending Veterinarian to oversee scheduling, planning and data review within Veterinary Services
- Evaluate and modify standard operating procedures (SOP) to ensure excellent patient care in the context of approved IACUC research activities
- Ensure Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), SOP, protocol, and other regulatory compliance for all direct reports.
- Identify and track Veterinary Services-related metrics
- May serve as the Diversion Control Officer for controlled substances
- Other duties as assigned.
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