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Zoetis Pork Technical Services Veterinarian – IN, OH

By Sue Schulteis

The Pork Technical Services Veterinarian will provide technical support for the assigned accounts within Zoetis Pork. The desired location for the position will be within Indiana or Ohio, with territory responsibility extending regionally in the Eastern Cornbelt.

The Pork Technical Services Veterinarian is responsible for providing technical expertise for assigned Strategic Pork Producer Accounts, Veterinary Accounts, and prospect accounts. The Pork Technical Services Veterinarian works with the account manager to help develop a strategic account plan designed to maximize Zoetis sales with assigned account(s). The Pork Technical Services Veterinarian is a leader and trusted business partner responsible for developing intimate knowledge of the Customer’s business model.

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