St. Matthew’s University School of Veterinary Medicine in the Cayman Islands is expanding the faculty in anticipation of increasing enrollment. Full-time teaching positions are available in multiple disciplines within the Basic and Clinical Sciences departments including, but not limited to:

Small Animal Medicine

Small Animal Surgery

Farm Animal Medicine and Surgery

Reproduction

Avian-exotic/special species

Clinical Pathology

Toxicology

Radiology

Pathology

Parasitology

Histology

Microbiology

Virology

Clinical Skills, large and small animal

We are looking for experienced, credentialed educators who are passionate about teaching.  We offer small class size where you will know your students by name, a collaborative and friendly work environment, and a safe and beautiful living environment.  The primary emphasis at St. Matthew’s is teaching.  Our faculty members spend most of their time teaching, mentoring, and advising students. Research and other scholarly pursuits are encouraged and supported.

Successful candidates will be expected to act as the primary instructor and course coordinator in one or more courses within their areas of expertise, and contribute to team teaching efforts where appropriate. Limited participation in the Clinical Skills curriculum is expected for Clinical Science appointees.  All faculty members are expected to participate in faculty committee work and school governance and hold office hours for student mentoring.

Qualifications: Veterinarians with post-graduate training (MS/PhD) are preferred for the Basic Sciences positions. In the Clinical Sciences, preference is given to applicants with residency training, a graduate degree, and diplomate status in an appropriate specialty. Individuals with specialty board-eligibility will be considered. Experienced practitioners with a talent and passion for teaching are welcome to apply as instructors in the Clinical Skills curriculum.

Salary and academic rank are commensurate with a candidate’s qualifications and experience. Pension, health benefits, funding for continuing education and generous vacation time are provided.

Please send enquiries and applications (Cover letter, CV, and list of referees with contact information) by email to Dr. Samantha Shields, Dean, sshields@stmatthews.edu.  

About St. Matthew's University School of Veterinary Medicine

Located in the beautiful island of Grand Cayman,the School of Veterinary Medicine at St. Matthew's University operates year around on a trimester system, admitting a new class of students three times per year (September, January and May), and all courses are taught in each semester. Students spend the first seven semesters at the main campus on Grand Cayman and complete their final year of clinical training at one of our affiliate Schools of Veterinary Medicine in the United States or Canada. Please visit www.stmatthews.edu for additional information on the curriculum and other aspects of the program.

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