Provita Animal Health
Veterinary Technical Advisor

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About the Company
Provita Animal Health is a market-leading manufacturer of animal health products based in Northern Ireland. We are seeking a Veterinary Advisor to join our dynamic team. The role combines clinical expertise with commercial support to promote our animal health solutions.
About the Role
To serve as the primary technical expert for Provita’s ruminant, livestock and small animal portfolio. You will bridge the gap between clinical research and practical farm application, supporting the sales team, agricultural merchants, and veterinary practices with evidence-based advice.
Responsibilities
- Technical Support & Advice: Act as the first point of contact for technical enquiries from farmers, agricultural merchants and vets regarding products.
- Sales & Marketing Collaboration: Design and deliver scientific training to the sales force to enhance their credibility. Review marketing materials to ensure technical accuracy and alignment with current feed and veterinary standards. Translate complex trial data into "farmer-friendly" technical bulletins, blog posts, and white papers while based at the office.
- Technical Advice & Training: Design and deliver scientific training to distribution chain.
- Research & Development (R&D): Advise internal R&D teams on new product trials, providing clinical insight into whether results indicate potential health risks or market-ready benefits.
- Field Engagement: Conduct dual calls and on-farm visits with sales representatives to provide expert consultations on complex cases, such as digital dermatitis outbreaks or neonatal scour management.
- Compliance & Pharmacovigilance: Manage product complaints and adverse event reporting, ensuring all activities comply with NOAH (National Office of Animal Health) codes and local regulations.
- Industry Representation: Represent Provita at key agricultural trade shows, veterinary congresses, and farmer group meetings, delivering technical presentations on animal productivity and welfare.
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Education
- A degree in Veterinary Medicine (BVM&S, BVSc, or equivalent) and registration with the RCVS.
Required Skills
- Experience: Minimum of 3–5 years in large animal or mixed clinical practice is highly preferred to establish professional credibility with farming clients.
- Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of ruminant health, particularly lameness (hoof care), gut health (probiotics), and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) strategies.
- Communication: Exceptional ability to simplify complex scientific data into actionable advice for farmers and commercial teams.
- Mobility: A full UK driving licence and a willingness to travel across Northern Ireland and wider UK/ROI/global markets.
- Organisational Skills: High level of autonomy required to manage your own travel schedule while meeting office-based project deadlines.
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