The Emergency Veterinarian will provide immediate and comprehensive care to animals experiencing a wide range of medical emergencies. This role requires strong diagnostic and treatment skills, the ability to work efficiently under pressure, and a commitment to client communication.

Responsibilities include:

Evaluating and treating animals presenting with a variety of emergencies, including trauma, acute illnesses, and critical conditions. Performing physical examinations, diagnosing medical conditions, and developing treatment plans. Performing emergency procedures, such as CPR, airway management, and wound care. Administering medications and providing supportive care. Collaborating with other veterinarians and specialists to provide comprehensive patient care. Communicating effectively with clients, explaining diagnoses, treatment options, and prognoses with empathy and clarity. Maintaining accurate and detailed medical records. Working efficiently and effectively in a fast-paced environment. The ability to perform abdominal and cardiac ultrasound is a huge plus. The ability to perform ER surgeries is preferred.

State-of-the-Art Facility:

High-speed CT scanner with cardiac capabilities (full body scan in under 2 minutes). Separate flexible endoscopy system and fluoroscopy units for ER DVMs Separate ultrasonography equipment for abdominal and cardiac imaging. Fluoroscopy with a minimally invasive surgical suite Dedicated suites for minimally invasive orthopedic, general orthopedic, and soft tissue surgeries. Advanced surgical equipment, including ForceTriad, monopolar, and vessel-sealing devices. Integrated ICU and anesthesia units. Separation between cat and dog ICUs State-of-the-art oxygen cages. Anesthesia units with integrated ventilators. Separate gastrointestinal and respiratory isolation units. Cloud-based software with integration to other systems in the hospital Why Join Us? Award-Winning Leadership and Mentorship - ER DVMs interested in pursuing an ABVP specialty or ER fellowship are strongly encouraged to apply. Additional allowance, mentorship, and references are available to ER candidates interested in pursuing ABVP or ABVP ER fellowships. You will learn to work alongside specialists in a supportive and collaborative manner.

Latest Equipment:

Utilize cutting-edge technology in a modern facility.

Flexible Scheduling:

Enjoy a 3-4 day workweek, and 2 weeks of paid vacation (increasing with tenure). Focus on

Medicine:

Practice evidence-based medicine without administrative production pressure. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) degree. License to practice in the state of Texas Strong clinical skills and knowledge of emergency medicine principles. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work effectively under pressure and in a fast-paced environment. 1 A deep commitment to providing exceptional patient care and client service