Veterinary Clinical Specialist – Theriogenology College of Applied and Health Sciences Ibra, Oman

Veterinary Clinical Specialist – Theriogenology

College of Applied and Health Sciences Full Time Ibra, PublicSite.Apply.OmanSuffix PublicSite.Apply.Posted Oct 29, 2026

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2026

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To provide specialized clinical services in veterinary theriogenology and related fields at ASUVH, while supporting hospital-based student training and contributing to selected specialized courses in the Veterinary Medicine Department.

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• 1. Provide specialized clinical services in animal reproduction, fertility, and obstetrics at ASUVH.
• 2. Diagnose, treat, and manage reproductive disorders and related clinical cases.
• 3. Perform reproductive procedures, including ultrasonography, pregnancy diagnosis, fertility evaluation, and artificial insemination.
• 4. Manage reproductive emergencies and collaborate with hospital clinicians.
• 5. Supervise veterinary students during relevant hospital-based clinical training.
• 6. Contribute to selected specialized theriogenology courses in the Veterinary Medicine Department, as required.
• 7. Maintain clinical records and uphold animal welfare, biosafety, and professional standards.
• 8. Support clinically relevant research and continuing professional development, as appropriate.
• 9. Teach Veterinary Theriogenology, Artificial insemination and Embryo transfer and other related courses at Veterinary Medicine Department.
• 10. Perform other related clinical duties as assigned.

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Substantial clinical experience in veterinary reproduction, including reproductive procedures, obstetrics, and case management. Experience in a veterinary hospital is preferred; clinical teaching experience is an advantage.

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• 1. Strong clinical competence in theriogenology, fertility, and obstetrics.
• 2. Proficiency in reproductive imaging, diagnosis, and procedures.
• 3. Ability to manage clinical cases and reproductive emergencies.
• 4. Ability to supervise students in a clinical setting and contribute to specialized teaching.
• 5. Effective communication, teamwork, and clinical recordkeeping.
• 6. Commitment to animal welfare, ethics, biosafety, and clinical quality.

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Recognized veterinary degree (DVM, BVSc/BVM&S, or equivalent), with advanced specialist training or postgraduate qualification in theriogenology or veterinary reproduction. Relevant specialist certification is desirable. Preference will be given to candidates with master’s or PhD degrees in Theriogenology, Animal Reproduction, or Breeding, with a special focus on Equine or Camel practice.