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Current Positions in Pathobiology
- MSc Positions
- PhD Positions
- DVSc Positions
- TA Positions
- Student Opportunities
- Staff, Post Doc and Technician Positions
- Tenure-track Faculty Positions
Current University of Guelph Job Opportunites
Employment Opportunities are posted on the Human Resources site.
MSc Positions
PhD Positions
DVSc Positions
- Doctor of Veterinary Science in Anatomic Pathology with a focus on Pathology of Free and Captive Wildlife to start September 2020
- Doctor of Veterinary Science in Anatomic Pathology with a focus on Pathology of Fish to start September 2020
TA Positions
- none at this time
Staff, Post Doc and Technician Positions
Tenure-track Faculty Positions
- Tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position in Veterinary Anatomic Pathology
- Canada Research Chair Tier II - Tenure-track position in Animal Disease Genomics and Bioinformatics
Student Opportunities - Summer 2020
OVC SUMMER STUDENTSHIPS - POST-MORTEM SUMMER STUDENT RESEARCH POSITIONS (Click on project title for full details, apply directly to the faculty with a statement of interest, transcript, and CV)
- Dr. Brandon Lillie - PM summer student & research on Potomac Horse Fever surveillance in horses, bats, and snails (DVM STUDENTS ONLY)
- Dr. Leo Susta - PM summer student & research on Avian Bornavirus using an experimental infection model in chickens and ducks (DVM STUDENTS ONLY)
OVC SUMMER STUDENTSHIPS (please see full descriptions of these positions here: OVC summer studentships, apply directly to the faculty with a statement of interest, transcript, and CV)
- Dr. Leonardo Susta - Determination of cross-reactivity of commercially available antibodies for detection of macrophages, B and T lymphocytes in formalin-fixed, paraffin embedded tissues of multiple avian species (DVM STUDENTS ONLY)
- Dr. Bryam Bridle - Evaluating the Potential to Treat Canine Mast Cell Tumours with Oncolytic Viruses
- Dr. Claire Jardine - Impact of environment on rat abundance in Hamilton, Ontario
- Dr. Brandon Lillie - Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) investigation in a thoroughbred broodmare operation over 5 years
- Dr. John Lumsden - Characterization of a Seahorse Cell Line and Screening for Viru
- Dr. Bonnie Mallard - Does colostrum from high immune responder (HIR) cows promote added health benefits in dairy calves?
- Dr. Geoffrey Wood - Circulating microRNA for early diagnosis and outcome prediction in canine cancers
- Dr. Sarah Wootton - Pre-clinical advancement of an engineered oncolytic Avian paramyxovirus (APMV-1)
- Dr. Jeff Caswell - Pathogenesis of Mycoplasma bovis pneumonia in cattle (DVM STUDENTS ONLY)
URAs/USRAs - (Please see full descriptions of these positions on Experience Guelph, and apply through the Experience Guelph site)
- Dr. Janet Beeler-Marfisi - Assessment of activation state of equine peripheral blood mononuclear cell-derived macrophages after exposure to fungal spores, LPS, and silica microspheres by flow cytometry
- Dr. Dorothee Bienzle - Is SAMHD-1 mutated in feline lymphocytic leukemia?
- Dr. Jeff Caswell - Pathogenesis of Mycoplasma bovis pneumonia in cattle
- Dr. Brandon Lillie - Studies on the relationship between host genotype and gut health, overall health, and production in swine
- Dr. Bonnie Mallard - Does colostrum from high immune responder (HIR) cows promote added health benefits in dairy calves?
- Dr. Leo Susta - Pathogenesis of Aquatic Bird Bornavirus for poultry species
- Dr. Darren Wood - Determination of the microRNA profile of canine lymphoma cell lines exposed to chemotherapeutic agents
- Dr. Geoff Wood - Body size, longevity, and cancer resistance in wild and domestic animals
- Dr. Sarah Wootton - Modulation of the NK cell-cDC1 axis by oncolytic virus therapy and its impact on anti-tumor immunity