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Postdoctoral Research Scholar
A postdoctoral position is available in the Department of Animal Science, with a focus on evaluating intra-articular therapeutics in horses. To answer key questions regarding enhanced performance longevity for young horses, this laboratory led by Dr. Jessica Leatherwood, studies differing conditioning methods on the joint health of young horses in training, and their eventual effect on joint health as an adult. The data generated contribute to less risk of musculoskeletal injury and the protection of competition integrity. We seek a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with a strong background in equine physiology and/or veterinary science and an interest to join a diverse team of investigators positioned across the United States. This full-time position
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