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.