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• A BVSc/BVMCh degree or an appropriate equivalent veterinary qualification;
• Registration as a veterinarian with the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) or authorised to be enrolled for MMedVet studies;
• Applicable experience of at least two years as a veterinarian in a private practice with a caseload including reproduction, or training of at least one year in the specific field of veterinary reproduction as an intern at a recognised training facility; and
• Compliance with entry requirements for a Masters’ programme with a commitment to enroll for an MMedVet (Reproduction) degree and to complete within prescribed time frame.

Lecturer:

• A BVSc or BVMCh degree or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• MMedVet (Path) degree from the University of Pretoria to be completed within a reasonable time of appointment;
• Registration with the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) as a veterinarian;
• Commitment to develop a teaching and learning portfolio;
• Strong interest in research and potential to become an established specialist researcher; and
• Evidence of continued professional development or continued education development.

Senior Lecturer: 

• A BVSc or BVMCh degree or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• MMedVet (Path) degree from the University of Pretoria OR a European/ American Board-Certified degree in veterinary pathology (ECVP / ACVP);
• Registered or amenable to be authorized with the SAVC;
• At least 2 years’ experience in diagnostic veterinary pathology laboratory/ institution; and
• At least two peer-reviewed paper in the field of veterinary pathology in an accredited scientific journal as senior or co-author.

Associate Professor:

• A BVSc or BVMCh degree or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• MMedVet (Path) degree from the University of Pretoria OR a European/ American Board-Certified degree in veterinary pathology (ECVP / ACVP);
• Registered or amenable to be authorized with the SAVC;
• Five years’ experience as a specialist in veterinary pathology;
• At least five full peer reviewed papers in accredited scientific journals as senior or co-author;
• A record of previous undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience;
• Successful supervision of Masters students;
• The ability to attract independent research funding;
• Participatory membership of professional bodies; and
• Evidence of academic scholarship and professional national recognition.

Professor:

• An appropriate PhD-degree;
• Registered or amenable to be authorized with the SAVC;
• Significant national and international professional recognition;
• Substantial experience in research, supported by a sustained record and impact of publications in national and international accredited journals with focus on Veterinary Pathology;
• A record of previous undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience;
• Successful supervision of several students on Masters, PhD and post-doctoral level;
• Proof of the ability to attract independent research funding;
• Participatory membership of professional bodies;
• Evidence of exceptional academic scholarship;
• Evidence of community engagement; and
• Experience in field-based research.

Lecturer:

• A BVSc or BVMCh degree or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• A MMedVet(path) degree from the University of Pretoria to be completed within a reasonable time of appointment;
• Registration with the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) as a Veterinarian;
• Commitment to develop a teaching and learning portfolio;
• Strong interest in research and potential to become an established specialist researcher; and
• Evidence of continued professional development or continued education development.

Senior Lecturer:

• A BVSc or BVMCh degree or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• A MMedVet(path) degree from the University of Pretoria OR a European / American board-certified degree in veterinary pathology (ECVP / ACVP);
• Registered or amenable to be authorized with the SAVC;
• At least 2 years’ experience in a diagnostic veterinary pathology laboratory / institution; and
• At least two peer-reviewed paper in the field of veterinary pathology in an accredited scientific journal as senior or co-author.

Associate Professor:

• A BVSc- or BVMCh-degree or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• A MMedVet(path) degree from the University of Pretoria OR a European / American board-certified degree in veterinary pathology (ECVP / ACVP);
• Registered or amenable to be authorized with the SAVC;
• Five years’ experience as a specialist in veterinary pathology;
• At least five full peer reviewed papers in accredited scientific journals as senior or co-author;
• A record of previous undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience;
• Successful supervision of Masters students;
• The ability to attract independent research funding;
• Participatory membership of professional bodies; and
• Evidence of academic scholarship and professional national recognition.

Professor:

• An appropriate PhD-degree;
• Registered or amenable to be authorized with the SAVC;
• Significant national and international professional recognition;
• Substantial experience in research, supported by a sustained record and impact of publications in national and international accredited journals with focus on Veterinary Pathology;
• A record of previous undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience;
• Successful supervision of several students on Masters, PhD and post-doctoral level;
• Proof of the ability to attract independent research funding;
• Participatory membership of professional bodies;
• Evidence of academic scholarship;
• Evidence of community engagement;
• Experience in field-based research;
• Significant international professional recognition; and
• Evidence of exceptional academic scholarship.

• Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (DipCurAnim or Dip Vet Nursing) or BVetNurse or equivalent qualification;
• Registration as Veterinary Nurse with the South African Veterinary Council; and
• One year experience in veterinary nursing and clinic management.

• Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (DipCurAnim or Dip Vet Nursing); or BVetNurse; or equivalent;
• Registered as veterinary nurse with the South African Veterinary Council; and
• One year experience in veterinary nursing and general clinic management of which at least one year is in theatre practice.

BVSc or an equivalent veterinary qualification;
Registration as a veterinarian with the South African Veterinary Council, or eligibility for registration/authorisation within a reasonable period;
Experience in the clinical diagnosis of parasitic infections in animals; and
Experience in management and treatment of parasitic diseases in animals.
SENIOR LECTURER

BVSc or an equivalent veterinary qualification and a Masters degree with a focus in parasitology;
Registration as a veterinarian with the South African Veterinary Council, or eligibility for registration/authorisation within a reasonable period;
Experience in the clinical diagnosis of parasitic infections in animals;
Experience in management and treatment of parasitic diseases in animals; and
Five or more research-based full papers in an accredited scientific journal as senior author and/or co-author in the last five years, with the focus on parasitology.

• BVSc-degree or BVMCh or equivalent professional veterinary qualification;
• Registration with the SAVC or eligibility for registration within one year of appointment; and
• Two years’ veterinary clinical experience completed upon commencement of appointment or one-year rotating clinical internship in small- or large animal medicine and surgery. The CCS year may be considered as a year of clinical experience provided that evidence, such as a case log, can be provided to this effect.