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We seek a skilled and dedicated Mobile Veterinarian to support poultry farmers.The role involves visiting 12 farmers daily for 5 days to 10 days each month to improve poultry health, productivity, and farmer livelihoods through vaccinations, treatments, and extension services. This position is critical to reducing disease-related losses and building resilience in a challenging arid region.
Key Responsibilities
Field Visits:
Conduct 60-120 farmer visits monthly (12 per day, 5-10 days/month depending on location) to assess and treat poultry flocks.
Veterinary Services:
Administer vaccinations (e.g., Newcastle Disease) and basic treatments for common poultry ailments.
Perform health checks and recommend management improvements.
Farmer Training:
Educate farmers on biosecurity, disease prevention, and basic poultry care during visits.
Reporting:
Document each visit (e.g., number of birds treated, issues observed, Mortalities) and submit a monthly report by the 15th of the following month.
Coordination:
Work with the project team to schedule visits and ensure supply of vaccines and materials.
Qualifications
Education: Certificate or diploma in Animal Health and production from a recognized institution.
Experience: Minimum 1 years of practical experience with poultry, ideally in rural or arid settings.
Licensing: Valid veterinary practice license from the Kenya Veterinary Board.