Equine Barn Director: Operations & Care Leader

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south valley equineSalt Lake City (UT)

Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers Horses and Other Equine Production

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About the role

South Valley Equine in Utah is seeking a Barn Director to oversee daily barn operations, supervise staff, manage health and welfare of horses, and maintain a safe, clean facility. You will coordinate feeding, watering, grooming, and routine care while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. This role requires leadership, training and development of staff, budget and resource management, and communication with veterinarians and technicians about horse behavior and health.

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