Senior Scientist - Animal Health

CY Partners
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7 months ago
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CY Partners are working with a leading UK research organisation, based in York, who specialise in environmental science. They’re seeking an experienced Senior Scientist to join their Animal Health Monitoring team

In this position, you’ll take ownership of scientific delivery, contribute to new project development within a highly regarded organisation known for its technical excellence.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and deliver high-quality diagnostic and screening services in animal health monitoring, ensuring projects are completed accurately, efficiently and to strict timelines.

Oversee and support scientists and assistant scientists, ensuring adherence to quality systems, licensing requirements, and health & safety standards.

Contribute to the development of new proposals, products, and service improvements.

Engage in scientific publication, presentation and collaboration opportunities to enhance both your own and the organisation’s scientific reputation.

Requirements:

Degree-qualified (BSc or higher) in a relevant biological or veterinary science discipline, with significant experience in veterinary diagnostics.

Strong technical expertise across areas such as molecular diagnostics, bacteriology, parasitology, serology, and necropsy.

Strong understanding of quality standards, H&S requirements, and regulatory frameworks (including FELASA recommendations).

Excellent organisational and communication skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects, report effectively, and represent your work at meetings or conferences.

This is an exciting opportunity for a driven Scientist who wants to take ownership of impactful animal health research within a highly respected organisation.

If you’re ready to apply today, get in touch with Graham at CY Partners to discuss

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