| Record #: 2878
Veterinary Practice Information:
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Name:
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Randall C. Raymond |
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Practice Name: |
Simplot Land and Livestock |
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Address:
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1301 Hwy 67 |
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City:
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Grand View |
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State:
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ID |
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Country:
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USA |
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Zip Code:
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83624 |
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Telephone:
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208 834 2231 |
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EMail:
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randall.raymond@simplot.com |
Job Description:
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Objective:
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Job Title: Staff Veterinarian
The J.R. Simplot Company is a diverse, privately held organization, with roots firmly planted in agriculture and agriculture-related businesses. The J.R. Simplot Company is a true farm-to-table company with operations that touch every aspect of agriculture, including seed production, farming and ranching, plant sciences, fertilizer manufacturing, food processing, commercial product development, and distribution.
Summary
Responsible for the health and well being of all cattle and horses on Land & Livestock ranches, farms, and feedlots. Includes preventive care as well as diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and injuries. Monitors health of animals and studies effectiveness of medications, vaccinations, feeding programs, etc. Investigates unusual problems such as feed contamination or unusually high condemnation rates. Ensures compliance with federal and state agencies where applicable.
Key Responsibilities
Manage neonatal calf care (dairy and beef origin) including employee training, feeding equipment, facilities, ventilation, calf/cattle movements, colostrum management (passive transfer), nutrition, immunization, and protocol execution.
Provide technical support to dairy heifer management team including pregnancy diagnosis, reproductive record analysis, immunization strategies and protocols, estrus synchronization, protocol enforcement, and personnel training.
Provide technical support to managers, supervisors, pen riders, veterinary technicians, and cowboys at feedlots and ranches regarding diagnosis and prevention of disease, medical emergency management, and enhancement of livestock immunity, health and performance.
Provide technical support to Cattle Manager for coaching and development of pen riders and veterinary technicians.
Provide input for use in developing and implementing strategies to enhance positive outcomes in areas of general health, vaccination, treatment, etc.
Provide technical support to feedlot and ranch supervisors to implement, train and reinforce low stress cattle handling techniques.
Evaluate health and treatment records to provide recommendations to feedlot and ranch management teams on immunization and treatment protocols including product and protocol efficacy and cost/benefit analysis.
Monitor sanitation status and effectiveness of established sanitary programs and report to management.
Provide technical support to feedlot manager for fly and pest control.
Diagnose and treat (medically and/or surgically) illnesses and injuries. Train feedlot and ranch personnel diagnosis and treatment techniques.
Provide obstetrical technical services (pregnancy diagnosis, cesarean sections, spaying, etc.).
Investigate unusual circumstances such as feed contamination or unusually high condemnation rates at the slaughterhouse.
Serve as liaison between state and federal agencies (USFDA, ID Dept. of Agriculture) to ensure compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.
Monitor cattle interstate and intrastate movements and ensure appropriate Certificates of Veterinary Inspection are complete.
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Training Required:
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Typical Education
Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent
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Experience Desired:
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Relevant Experience
3-5 years related experience and/or training
Extensive knowledge of beef and dairy cattle is required; and knowledge of state and federal regulations as they apply to the beef cattle industry.
Ability to develop and evaluate animal health programs including pest control, vaccinations, and trials of new products, drugs, and feed.
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Salary:
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negotiable based on qualifications and experience |
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Benefits:
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Competitive retirement and benefit package. |
Species Percentages:
| Beef: |
80 |
Dairy: |
15 |
Swine: |
0 |
Small Ruminants: |
0 |
| Equine: |
5 |
Poultry: |
0 |
Exotics: |
0 |
Small Animals: |
0 |
Environment:
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Facilities provided by the veterinary practice:
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vehicle and applicable equipment provided |
| Other Personnel : |
2 additional veterinarians on staff. Various crews responsible for animal care and stewardship also on staff. |
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Practice strengths and emphasis of the business:
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Key Responsibilities
Manage neonatal calf care (dairy and beef origin) including employee training, feeding equipment, facilities, ventilation, calf/cattle movements, colostrum management (passive transfer), nutrition, immunization, and protocol execution.
Provide technical support to dairy heifer management team including pregnancy diagnosis, reproductive record analysis, immunization strategies and protocols, estrus synchronization, protocol enforcement, and personnel training.
Provide technical support to managers, supervisors, pen riders, veterinary technicians, and cowboys at feedlots and ranches regarding diagnosis and prevention of disease, medical emergency management, and enhancement of livestock immunity, health and performance.
Provide technical support to Cattle Manager for coaching and development of pen riders and veterinary technicians.
Provide input for use in developing and implementing strategies to enhance positive outcomes in areas of general health, vaccination, treatment, etc.
Provide technical support to feedlot and ranch supervisors to implement, train and reinforce low stress cattle handling techniques.
Evaluate health and treatment records to provide recommendations to feedlot and ranch management teams on immunization and treatment protocols including product and protocol efficacy and cost/benefit analysis.
Monitor sanitation status and effectiveness of established sanitary programs and report to management.
Provide technical support to feedlot manager for fly and pest control.
Diagnose and treat (medically and/or surgically) illnesses and injuries. Train feedlot and ranch personnel diagnosis and treatment techniques.
Provide obstetrical technical services (pregnancy diagnosis, cesarean sections, spaying, etc.).
Investigate unusual circumstances such as feed contamination or unusually high condemnation rates at the slaughterhouse.
Serve as liaison between state and federal agencies (USFDA, ID Dept. of Agriculture) to ensure compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.
Monitor cattle interstate and intrastate movements and ensure appropriate Certificates of Veterinary Inspection are complete. |
| Practice Area: |
Great location in Southern Idaho for family, community, and recreation. Excellent professional culture with progressive mentality. |
Date job was submitted: 5/13/2021
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