The CSU Equine Reproduction Laboratory offers a unique Equine Breeding Farm Internship Program. The program provides advanced training in equine breeding farm procedures and management for individuals with a sincere desire to pursue a career in the equine breeding industry. Applicants should have completed a BS in Equine Sciences, Animal Sciences, or related discipline. This is a one-year, non-degree program.
The CSU Equine Reproduction Laboratory offers a unique Equine Breeding Farm Internship Program. The program provides advanced training in equine breeding farm procedures and management for individuals with a sincere desire to pursue a career in the equine breeding industry. Applicants should have completed a BS in Equine Sciences, Animal Sciences, or related discipline. This is a one-year, non-degree program. Please visit the official job posting for further details and application deadlines.
Equine Reproductive Training
Stallion
Mare
Responsibilities of Interns
Interns will be responsible for the following (at a minimum) and may be assigned other duties.
Assistance with the Clinical Equine Reproduction Program (horse handling, herd health management, record keeping, etc.)
Assistance with general laboratory functions (including autoclaving, equipment cleaning, laundry, reception, etc.)
Participation in foal watch and foaling (provide back-up and assistance to students in the Foaling Management class)
After-hours help with artificial inseminations, embryo transfer and horse arrivals/departures (rotate with or provide back-up to graduate students)
Weekend on call (after-hours availability every other weekend for each intern)
Night barn checks (i.e. monitor client-owned horses)
Evening security check (i.e. gates shut and locked; facility doors locked)
How to Apply
For a full posting announcement and to apply, please visit the CSU employment opportunities website.