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Emergency Exotics Veterinarian
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What they do
A Veterinarian provides medical care to animals. Diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries. Specializes in treating either pets and small domesticated animals, or large animals and livestock, or wild animals. May work on farms, in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, in animal shelters, or in hospitals or clinics that specialize in caring for animals. May inspect livestock used for food and check compliance with food safety regulations, or work in laboratories doing clinical research on animal and human diseases.
$123,634 / year median in Washington
+18% projected growth
Job Description
Ideal Candidate Profile:
1+ year of experience in clinical exotic medicine or completion of an exotics internship is required for this position Internship or residency training in zoo, exotics, ER, or critical care (preferred) Board-certified or board-eligible (ACZM, ABVP, ECZM, or ACVECC) strongly preferredWhat We Offer:
Competitive base salary •Newly Increased• starting at $120,000 + production (commensurate with experience) Full benefits package including health insurance and 401(k) Signing and retention bonuses Relocation reimbursement Generous CE allowance Mentorship opportunities for those pursuing board certification Join Our Team If you're ready to make a lasting impact in exotic animal medicine, we'd love to hear from you. Contact Brianna.Huff@EthosVet.com to apply or learn more. References Visible links 1.