Description

Description of the Responsible for the IGV at the Directorate of Veterinary Affairs and the Galli-Valerio Institute (IGV) plays a central role in combating epizootics as well as in the epidemiological surveillance of animal diseases. The main missions include the diagnosis of animal diseases, analyses related to food safety, and diagnostic activities concerning other animal conditions. As an official, they closely collaborate with cantonal and federal authorities, as well as with veterinary professionals, to ensure rigorous and reactive health monitoring in response to emerging issues. Joining the Galli-Valerio Institute, the person in charge will be part of a team engaged in an essential public service approach, where scientific rigor meets collective utility. They will actively contribute to the proper functioning of this structure by supervising the technical and logistical activities that support our surveillance and prevention missions.Responsibilities include defining and deploying the strategy in alignment with management while steering performance through the analysis of internal synergies, managing external relationships, and continually proposing avenues for medical and analytical and forensic development while advising clients and authorities, ensuring the scientific and regulatory evolution of methods, and supervising the quality system (ISO) and methodological compliance. This includes ensuring compliance with tools for resolving non-conformities and continuous performance improvement through monitoring and managing budgetary aspects by optimizing flows, equipment, and stock while supervising teams, developing skills, and strictly adhering to biosecurity standards. More details can be found in the job description by clicking here. Mr. X, Cantonal Veterinarian, is available for any questions. We invite you to submit your complete application file (CV, cover letter, diplomas, work certificates) via the job portal for the position of veterinary doctor with a specialization in veterinary medicine. Requirements include a title in veterinary medicine, specialist FSM in a field of veterinary medicine or the capacity to serve as an official veterinarian, or a firm commitment to obtaining the title during professional training in a veterinary analysis field of 4 in one or more areas of veterinary medicine, notably histology, bacteriology, parasitology, serology, or molecular biology over 3 years. Proficiency in oral German and English is required, alongside the ability to unite, delegate with control, and manage conflicts while maintaining strong cohesion within the team. The ability to adopt a global vision, synthesize complex issues, and make determined decisions to guide activities towards excellence. Excellent time management and prioritization skills in a dynamic environment, coupled with a high level of self-control and effective stress management. A keen sense of customer service and collaboration with external partners.WHO ARE WE? The Directorate-General for Agriculture, Viticulture, and Veterinary Affairs (DGAV) is one of the entities of the Department of Agriculture, Sustainability, Digital (DADN). It manages and implements public agricultural, viticultural, and veterinary policies. It ensures initial, higher, and continuing education for professions in agriculture, family economics, and equine trades. It enforces regulations concerning animal health, animal welfare, and dog control. It comprises approximately 160 employees, and for more information, click here to visit our site.Why join the Canton of Vaud? It offers a wide variety of jobs and growth opportunities. Working conditions emphasize equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to balancing professional and private life. To learn more about our advantages, visit our benefits page.Location: Lausanne, SwitzerlandApply: before start date: Immediately or to be agreedSalary scale: 13Type of contract: Permanent public service Work rate: 80%Address: Directorate-General for Agriculture, Viticulture, and Veterinary Affairs, Human Resources Unit, Avenue de Marcelin 29, P.O. Box, Morges jideb58701aen jit0414aen jpiy26aen