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Intern
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The diagnostic imaging internship at Mississippi State University is a one year, clinically based program, which provides a post-DVM individual with educational experience in both small and large animal diagnostic imaging. The program is designed to qualify individuals for entry into an ACVR-approved residency program leading to board certification in veterinary diagnostic imaging. |
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Intern
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The Neurosurgery/Neurology (NNS) Internship at the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine consists of advanced clinical training in medical and surgical aspects of canine and feline neurology. There will be opportunities for the intern to consult on neurologic cases in small animals, large animals and occasionally wildlife and exotic species. The internship will consist of a 80% commitment to the NNS and 10 - 20% to the small animal emergency/critical care service (daytime only 3 of 4 weekends with the previous Friday off). |
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Intern
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| Mississippi State University’s Oncology Internship is a 12-month clinical program designed to provide advanced clinical training in companion animal oncology and prepare the individual to be highly qualified and competitive for advancement into an ACVIM approved oncology residency or entrance into a high-level private practice environment. |
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Intern
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine (MSU-CVM) offers a robust rotating small animal internship program that promotes clinical teaching and learning, supportive mentorship, fosters clinical autonomy all while allowing refinement of clinical efficiency, time management and multi-tasking skills. Our program is ideal for veterinary professionals who are eager to learn and grow as a new veterinarian whether wishing to pursue additional training prior to general practice or continual education towards residency training. We have an increased commitment to support staffing in order to promote a positive work environment. We provide communications training to all levels of our hospital including house officers which is provided as graduate level course work. |
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Veterinary Prosector
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183100 - CVM MVRDL
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Rankin County
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| Under supervision, assist with necropsy procedures of small and large animals, sample collection and provide general support to veterinary pathologists in the necropsy area at the MS Veterinary Research & Diagnostic Laboratory in Pearl, MS |
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Print Manager
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011000 - Agricultural Communications
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| Oversees the daily operations and function of the Extension Print and Publications Supply area for Mississippi State University Extension Service. |
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ICU Technician Trainee
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The ICU technician position provides primary care to all emergency patients and advanced care for critical patients of the Animal Health Center (AHC) along with support for hospitalized patients. Though legally limited to providing patient care except for diagnosing, prescribing, or performing surgery; these vital technicians are responsible for executing the wishes of the veterinary medical doctor team and monitoring patient response. In addition to these supporting roles, ICU technicians provide instruction for the professional DVM veterinary students, as well as Bachelor's degree Veterinary Medical Technology students. |
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ICU Technician Trainee
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The ICU technician position provides primary care to all emergency patients and advanced care for critical patients of the Animal Health Center (AHC) along with support for hospitalized patients. Though legally limited to providing patient care except for diagnosing, prescribing, or performing surgery; these vital technicians are responsible for executing the wishes of the veterinary medical doctor team and monitoring patient response. In addition to these supporting roles, ICU technicians provide instruction for the professional DVM veterinary students, as well as Bachelor's degree Veterinary Medical Technology students. |
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ICU Technician Trainee
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The ICU technician position provides primary care to all emergency patients and advanced care for critical patients of the Animal Health Center (AHC) along with support for hospitalized patients. Though legally limited to providing patient care except for diagnosing, prescribing, or performing surgery; these vital technicians are responsible for executing the wishes of the veterinary medical doctor team and monitoring patient response. In addition to these supporting roles, ICU technicians provide instruction for the professional DVM veterinary students, as well as Bachelor's degree Veterinary Medical Technology students. |
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Office Associate
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440501 - CREC-Crosby Arboretum
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Pearl River County
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| Provides a variety of administrative, clerical, and customer service support functions for the Crosby Arboretum. Serves as a primary point of contact for visitors, staff, and stakeholders while ensuring efficient daily office operations. The position requires a strong commitment to teamwork, professionalism, and exceptional customer service in support of unit programs and activities. |
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Assistant/Associate Clinical Professor
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The Shelter Medicine Program at Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking to hire an Assistant or Associate Clinical Professor to join the team of 5 faculty members, 1 rehire retiree, and 3 technicians. The Shelter Medicine Program provides spay/neuter services to 25+ shelters and rescue groups in Mississippi. The Shelter Medicine Program also provides shelter visits for third year veterinary students to perform basic physical examinations, health maintenance evaluations, and population level recommendations for the shelter. This position is also cross posted with PARF 510383. |
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Assistant/Associate Clinical Professor
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184200 - Animal and Emergency Referral Center
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Rankin County
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| The Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine has an Assistant or Associate Clinical Professor for Small Animal Emergency Medicine position available, to work at the AERC in Flowood, MS. This position is also cross posted with PARF 510385. |
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Clinical Instructor I
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184100 - CVM AHC Administration
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The Shelter Medicine Program at Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking to hire a Clinical Instructor to join the team of 5 faculty members, 1 rehire retiree, and 3 technicians. The Shelter Medicine Program provides spay/neuter services to 25+ shelters and rescue groups in Mississippi. The Shelter Medicine Program also provides shelter visits for third year veterinary students to perform basic physical examinations, health maintenance evaluations, and population level recommendations for the shelter. |
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Clinical Instructor I
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184200 - Animal and Emergency Referral Center
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Rankin County
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| The Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine has a Clinical Instructor I position for Small Animal Emergency Medicine position available, to work at the AERC in Flowood, MS. This position is also cross posted with PARF 510386. |
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Research Associate I-III, or Senior
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191001 - Northern Gulf Institute
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Hancock County
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| Provide computer science support in the development of data management capabilities and visualization techniques for NOAA and its partners. An experienced computer scientist with extensive development experience and cloud-based programming is required to complete this work.
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Intern
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183905 - CVM Pathobiology Dept Admin
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The College of Veterinary Medicine, Mississippi State University, invites applications for a Rotating Equine Medicine Internship. This position will work under faculty in Equine Medicine. |
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Cook
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012102 - Human Sciences- Early Childhood
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Harrison County
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| The Cook is responsible for the implementation of food services in a Head Start program serving children ages 3-5. Responsibilities include preparing attractive, USDA-approved and CACFP-approved meals; keeping the kitchen clean and sanitary according to Health Department ordinances, maintaining adequate food stocks (ordering milk and food), kitchen supplies, attending trainings and food service records, including production books, menu writing.
The Cook will be evaluated on a combination of skills, dispositions and behaviors, some of which are related to the specific service area of this position and others that represent general expectations of all Mississippi State University – Extension Head Start Program employees.
Immediate Supervisor: Center Operations Coordinator |
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Assistant Cook
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012102 - Human Sciences- Early Childhood
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Hancock County
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| The Assistant Cook is responsible for assisting the Cook with production/preparation, food purchases, and service of meals in accordance with established United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and State guidelines and standards of nutrition, health, and sanitation. This employee will assist in the planning of nutritious meals and snacks for Head Start students, parents and teachers and perform administrative tasks in support of the food preparation process, including documentation and maintenance of records. Noise level could be moderate to loud in the center and kitchen. Employee must be able to work in close quarters. |
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Extension Program Associate
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012102 - Human Sciences- Early Childhood
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North MS Area
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| Encourage and support early care and education providers, families, and children across the state and provide referrals and resources to families. |
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Program Coordinator, One Health
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182500 - CVM ORGS
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Main Campus - Starkville, MS
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| The Program Coordinator for the One Health Graduate Programs will support effective operation, growth, and student success of the Master of Science in One Health and its associated academic pathways. This is an interdisciplinary program designed to empower
students with the knowledge and skills to promote the health of animals, humans, and the
environment. The coordinator will be engaged in marketing the programs, recruiting
prospective students, advising current and incoming students, and assisting with course
management. Specific responsibilities and duties, including the ones delineated below, will be determined annually by the Program Director. This is a part-time position (0.5 FTE). |