Two complementary faculty positions of Animal Science are located at the Clayton Livestock Research Center (CLRC) in Clayton, NM. The Department of Animal & Range Sciences at New Mexico State University (NMSU) seeks two energetic, self-driven, and innovative scientists with a shared passion for feedlot research to develop internationally recognized, collaborative research and teaching programs in beef cattle production and health. An earned Ph.D. or DVM (in hand by hire date) in Animal Science or a closely related discipline with emphasis in beef cattle health, stress physiology, immunology, nutrition/production, or a closely related field, and qualifications for tenure and promotion at the rank of associate professor or professor in the Department of Animal and Range Sciences.