Equine Imaging Clinician - The Caroline Gavine Lectureship in Equine Diagnostic Imaging

Equine Imaging Clinician - The Caroline Gavine Lectureship in Equine Diagnostic Imaging

Posted 08 June 2026 Salary Grade 7/8: £41,064 - £46,049/£50,253 - £58,225 per annum pro rata Location Glasgow Job Type Research and Teaching Reference 200333 Expiry 22 Jun 2026 23:45

Job description

Job Purpose

Deliver a high-quality, referral-level Diagnostic Imaging service (MRI, CT, scintigraphy, radiography and ultrasound) with primary emphasis on equine and other large animals, and an ability to contribute to small-animal imaging where service needs require. Provide research-led education for undergraduates, interns and residents; contribute to clinical research/scholarship; and support the strategic expansion of imaging capability within the Equine Hospital and across the School.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Clinical

1. Provide specialist imaging reporting and image-guided procedures for equine and other large-animal cases (standing and GA MRI; CT; scintigraphy; digital radiography; musculoskeletal and abdominal/thoracic ultrasound) and contribute to small-animal imaging as appropriate.

2. Lead protocol optimisation, QA and dose/contrast stewardship; develop novel applications/ workflows that enhance diagnostic yield and case throughput.

3. Participate in the out-of-hours rota for urgent imaging consults/procedures (equine emergencies, neuro/orthopaedic trauma), ensuring appropriate supervision of interns/residents.

4. Provide mentorship to imaging staff and clinical scholars; coordinate case rounds and morbidity/improvement meetings linked to clinical audit.

5. Build strong links with Surgery, Medicine, Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, and Anaesthesia to deliver integrated, efficient patient pathways.

6. Maintain CPD and compliance with College/RCVS standards and contribute to promotional and client/referrer- facing activities for the service.

Teaching

7. Plan and deliver imaging teaching (rounds, practicals, seminars) to undergraduates; provide structured training and feedback to interns and residents; contribute to assessment and OSCEs/board-prep activities.

8. Innovate in teaching methods and contribute to quality enhancement across programmes.

9. Engage in the delivery of a range of assessment activities and engage fully in the examination process as appropriate, (using a variety of methods and techniques) and provide effective, timely and appropriatefeedback to students to support learning.

Research/Scholarship

10. Collaborate in clinical investigations and evidence-based medicine of an external reputation and develop a consistent output of publications in high quality refereed clinical journals and/or textbooks.

11. Attend and participate in national/international events/research seminars/conferences within the service area.

Administration

12. Contribute to service administration, rota planning, equipment governance, and safety/QA documentation; participate in performance and development reviews and help enhance the School’s national/international profile.

Knowledge/Qualifications

Essential

A1 Veterinary degree registerable with RCVS.

A2 Completion of recognised residency training programme.

For appointment at Grade 8:

A3 ECVDI Diploma or RCVS CertAVP in Large Animal Diagnostic Imaging.

A4 Knowledge and or experience of implementing and running your own residency program.

Desirable

B1 PhD (or other evidence of research training).

B2 Hold a relevant teaching qualification.

Skills

Essential:

C1 High standard of communication skills both orally and written.

C2 Ability to work as part of a team.

C3 Competence across the field, corresponding to training and qualifications, and ability to provide expert advice to clinicians, external veterinary surgeons, research bodies and organisations.

C4 Self-motivated, able to plan for contingencies and think strategically.

C5 Ability to work independently or as part of a team.

C6 A high standard of communication skills, both oral and written.

For appointment at Grade 8:

C7 Expertise across the field, corresponding to training and qualifications, and ability to provide expert advice to clinicians, external veterinary surgeons, research bodies and organisations.

C8 Ability to work independently and as part of a team, and to provide leadership.

C9 Ability to supervise PGR and residency students.

Desirable

D1 High standard of presentation skills.

D2 Understanding and experience of databases and other IT applications/ packages.

D3 Leadership of a clinical or teaching team.

Experience

Essential

E1 Experience in referral large animal diagnostic imaging.

E2 Evidence of clinical publications.

For appointment at Grade 8:

E3 Extensive experience in referral large animal diagnostic imaging.

E4 An established reputation as an advanced clinician in large animal diagnostic imaging.

E5 Teaching experience relevant to the HE sector.

E6 A track record of clinical research publications.

E7 Record of award of competitive grant funding for clinical research.

Desirable

F1 Teaching or training experience at undergraduate level.

F2 Setting up/and or running a specialist clinic.

F3 Evidence of peer reviewing scholarly outputs.

Note: Candidates having completed a recognised residency training programme and Board-eligible would be appointed at Grade 7 and will be promoted to Grade 8 immediately upon passing the Board exams. Candidates with suitable relevant experience will be considered for appointment at Grade 7.

Terms and Conditions

Salary will be Grade 7/8, £41,064 - £46,049/£50,253 - £58,225 per annum pro rata, plus generous clinical supplement and out-of-hours allowance.

This post is part time, 17.50 hours per week and fixed term for up to 3 years.

As a valued member of our team, you can expect:

1 A warm welcoming and engaging organisational culture, where your talents are developed and nurtured, and success is celebrated and shared.

2 An excellent employment package with generous terms and conditions including 41 days of leave for full time staff, pension , benefits and discount packages.

3 A flexible approach to working.

4 A commitment to support your health and wellbeing , including a free 6-month UofG Sport membership for all new staff joining the University.

We believe that we can only reach our full potential through the talents of all. Equality, diversity and inclusion are at the heart of our values. Applications are particularly welcome from across our communities and in particular people from the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) community, and other protected characteristics who are under-represented within the University. Read more on how the University promotes and embeds all aspects of equality and diversity within our community here .

We endorse the principles of Athena Swan and hold bronze, silver and gold awards across the University.

We are investing in our organisation, and we will invest in you too. Please visit our website for more information.

Informal Enquiries should be directed to Professor Catherine Stalin, Catherine.Stalin @ glasgow.ac.uk

Closing Date: 22nd June 2026 at 23:45.

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