Professional Services Intern - IA (Spring)

Trans Ova Genetics is seeking Professional Services Interns in our Plains region to assist with the beef embryo transfer season. This internship is designed to give students who have a passion for the animal science and reproduction industry, hands-on and real-world experience in reproductive technologies. The primary duty of a Professional Service Intern is to assist veterinarians in performing embryo transfers, conventional embryo flushing, and in-vitro fertilization procedures in both a clinic setting and on farm. Other duties include donor and recipient handling, data entry and assisting embryologist in the handling of fresh and frozen embryos. Major Areas of Accountability Provide excellent client service both in a clinic and on-farm setting Maintain a professional image reflective of Trans Ova’s industry position Prepare and travel with Professional Service Teams for on-farm transfer trips, including extended overnight stays Prepare collection and transfer areas for procedures Keep production areas clean and well-kept Maintain accurate records of procedures and data entry Maintain high level of accuracy and attention to detail while performing chute-side and lab related tasks Follow Trans Ova’s Standard Operating Procedures and policies Low-stress handling of primarily mature beef cattle and some dairy heifers in holding yards and working facilities Participate in learning opportunities including hands-on wet labs, book club, journal club and case-study project Qualifications Undergraduate students must have completed their sophomore year and preferably a reproductive physiology course before the internship starts. Current undergraduate (associate or bachelor's degree), recent graduates, graduate students, and veterinary students are encouraged to apply Degrees of study should include animal science, pre-veterinary medicine, agricultural business, or related field Experience with advanced reproductive technologies is recommended but not required Excellent cattle handling with manual or hydraulic chutes Ability to work in adverse/outdoor conditions Good physical mobility and above average strength/conditioning Ability to lift 50 lbs. and be on one’s feet balking or standing for long periods of time Ability to travel, have a valid driver’s license and able to operate a company vehicle Applications will close on November 6th, 2026.