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Job description
About the Company:
nCactus Feeders is an Amarillo, Texas-based cattle company. Originally founded by the Engler Family in 1975, today we operate 15 Feedyards and Outside Cattle Locations producing over a million head of fed cattle annually. The Company has locations throughout the Texas Panhandle, Southwest Kansas, and Eastern Colorado.
nCactus Feeders has recently started managing 2 growyards in the Burlington, CO, area. About 6 miles apart, they have a one-time capacity of around 25,000 head.
nLocation: Burlington Feeders – Burlington, Colorado
nDepartment: Cattle Department
nSchedule: Full-Time | Rotational Weekends | Outdoor Work Environment
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nAbout the Role:
nBurlington Feeders is currently hiring for the Doctoring Crew within the Cattle Department. This essential role is responsible for the daily care, treatment, and monitoring of cattle health. Under the supervision of the Doctoring Crew Manager and in coordination with our on-staff veterinarian, team members are trained to properly identify and treat sick animals, ensuring the well-being and performance of the cattle.
nKey Responsibilities:
nnPerform daily pen checks to observe cattle behavior and detect signs of illness or injury
nAccurately diagnose health conditions using training provided and under veterinarian protocols
nA ****dminister prescribed treatments and medications via injection, oral dosing, or other approved methods
nProperly restrain cattle in a low-stress, safe, and efficient manner
nMaintain accurate animal health records and treatment logs
nAssist with cattle processing, receiving, shipping, and movement as needed
nCollaborate with the doctoring crew manager, yard crew, and veterinarian to ensure animal welfare standards are met
nFollow biosecurity protocols and comply with all regulatory and safety standards (including BQA guidelines)
nOther duties as assigned
n nQualifications:
nnHigh school diploma, GED, or Technical/Trade School certification (preferred but not required)
nPrior experience handling cattle and administering treatment is preferred
nBQA (Beef Quality Assurance) certification or training is a plus
nAbility to work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, team environment
nStrong attention to detail, observation skills, and commitment to animal care
nAbility to multitask and adapt to changing responsibilities throughout the day
nPhysical ability to: stand, walk, and work outdoors for long periods
nWork in various weather conditions (heat, cold, wind, dust, rain)
nSafely handle livestock and perform physically demanding tasks
n nPay and Benefits:
nnWages based on qualifications, skills, and experience - $13-20 per hour
nPay Schedule: Bi-weekly with direct deposit
nCompetitive and affordable health, dental, and vision insurance
nLife Insurance
n401(k) Retirement Plan
nContinuing Education & Scholarship Opportunities
nOn-the-job training and opportunity for advancement within the company
n Cactus Feeders provides equal employment opportunities to allemployees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination andharassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex,national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexualorientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristicprotected by federal, state, or local laws.
nThis policy applies to all terms andconditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion,termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, andtraining.
Worksite address
ulysses, KS, 67880, US
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