A respected family-owned pork producer is seeking a Production Veterinarian to support herd health across an established genetics-to-finish system. This individual will oversee sow farms gilt development units and collaborate with finishing service teams. Unlike highly corporate environments this role offers true autonomy healthy herds and the chance to contribute to long-term innovation rather than crisis management.
Youll report directly to ownership and serve as the primary veterinarianfor the sow system while also partnering with a retiring DVM who will remain as part-time support. The herds are stable the culture is collaborative and the expectation is simple: keep things running smoothly and make them even better where you see opportunity.
THE ROLE:
Maintain herd health and welfare across four sow units (2500 head each) and supporting gilt herds
Strengthen and enforce biosecurity and disease prevention protocols
Split time between field work (50%) and documentation / analysis (50%)
Oversee the production manager gilt selection teams and collaborate with the service reps to optimize performance
Diagnose health concerns and advise on treatment vaccination and reproductive programs
Design and implement research / improvement projects - autonomy encouraged
Monitor performance data and identify areas for operational gains
Support genetics programs including GGP / GP herds
Train and mentor staff on herd health standards and best practices
Maintain accurate veterinary records and reporting to leadership
WHY YOULL LOVE THIS JOB:
Healthy herds - no constant firefighting
Autonomy to lead and innovate without bureaucracy
Competitive salary
Company car phone and computer provided
Performance bonus negotiable - ownership is open to building one with you
Relocation assistance available
No overnight travel - all farms are within a 2.5-hour radius
Family-oriented culture
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE:
DVM with U.S. veterinary licensure (or eligible for Ohio license upon hire)
5 years of sow production experience in the U.S. - finishing experience is a bonus but sow background is essential
Has a TN visa permanent residency or U.S. citizenship
Self-motivated independent and improvement-minded
Team-oriented communicator who builds strong relationships across field teams
Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred but not required
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Regular travel to sow units gilt herds and finishing sites - all day trips only
Occasional participation in industry events conferences or training
Blend of field time and office-based data/documentation work
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE:
DVM with U.S. veterinary licensure (or eligible for Ohio license upon hire)
5 years of sow production experience in the U.S. - finishing experience is a bonus but sow background is essential
Has a TN visa permanent residency or U.S. citizenship
Self-motivated independent and improvement-minded
Team-oriented communicator who builds strong relationships across field teams
Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred but not required
A respected family-owned pork producer is seeking a Production Veterinarian to support herd health across an established genetics-to-finish system. This individual will oversee sow farms gilt development units and collaborate with finishing service teams. Unlike highly corporate environments this ro...
A respected family-owned pork producer is seeking a Production Veterinarian to support herd health across an established genetics-to-finish system. This individual will oversee sow farms gilt development units and collaborate with finishing service teams. Unlike highly corporate environments this role offers true autonomy healthy herds and the chance to contribute to long-term innovation rather than crisis management.
Youll report directly to ownership and serve as the primary veterinarianfor the sow system while also partnering with a retiring DVM who will remain as part-time support. The herds are stable the culture is collaborative and the expectation is simple: keep things running smoothly and make them even better where you see opportunity.
THE ROLE:
Maintain herd health and welfare across four sow units (2500 head each) and supporting gilt herds
Strengthen and enforce biosecurity and disease prevention protocols
Split time between field work (50%) and documentation / analysis (50%)
Oversee the production manager gilt selection teams and collaborate with the service reps to optimize performance
Diagnose health concerns and advise on treatment vaccination and reproductive programs
Design and implement research / improvement projects - autonomy encouraged
Monitor performance data and identify areas for operational gains
Support genetics programs including GGP / GP herds
Train and mentor staff on herd health standards and best practices
Maintain accurate veterinary records and reporting to leadership
WHY YOULL LOVE THIS JOB:
Healthy herds - no constant firefighting
Autonomy to lead and innovate without bureaucracy
Competitive salary
Company car phone and computer provided
Performance bonus negotiable - ownership is open to building one with you
Relocation assistance available
No overnight travel - all farms are within a 2.5-hour radius
Family-oriented culture
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE:
DVM with U.S. veterinary licensure (or eligible for Ohio license upon hire)
5 years of sow production experience in the U.S. - finishing experience is a bonus but sow background is essential
Has a TN visa permanent residency or U.S. citizenship
Self-motivated independent and improvement-minded
Team-oriented communicator who builds strong relationships across field teams
Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred but not required
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Regular travel to sow units gilt herds and finishing sites - all day trips only
Occasional participation in industry events conferences or training
Blend of field time and office-based data/documentation work
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE:
DVM with U.S. veterinary licensure (or eligible for Ohio license upon hire)
5 years of sow production experience in the U.S. - finishing experience is a bonus but sow background is essential
Has a TN visa permanent residency or U.S. citizenship
Self-motivated independent and improvement-minded
Team-oriented communicator who builds strong relationships across field teams
Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred but not required
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