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Veterinary Clinical Specialist – Theriogenology

A'Sharqiyah University · Ibra

Job type
Full-time
Location
Ibra, Oman
Experience
Not stated
Salary
Not stated
Education
Veterinary degree (DVM/BVSc or equivalent) plus specialist training in theriogenology
Posted
29 Oct 2026

Overview

A'Sharqiyah University's College of Applied and Health Sciences in Ibra seeks a veterinary specialist in animal reproduction to deliver clinical services at its veterinary hospital and teach related courses.

Key responsibilities

  • Diagnose and treat reproductive, fertility and obstetric cases at the university veterinary hospital
  • Perform ultrasonography, pregnancy diagnosis, fertility evaluation and artificial insemination
  • Supervise veterinary students during hospital-based clinical training
  • Teach theriogenology, artificial insemination and embryo transfer courses and support clinical research

Requirements

  • Recognised veterinary degree (DVM, BVSc or equivalent)
  • Postgraduate qualification or advanced training in theriogenology or animal reproduction
  • Solid clinical experience in reproduction and obstetrics; hospital experience preferred
  • Master's or PhD with an equine or camel focus and clinical teaching experience are advantages

Originally published on A'Sharqiyah University Careers. Details summarised by HireTalent; always confirm on the original advert.

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