Ambulatory Equine Emergency Vet

B.w.-Furlong-; Oldwick (NJ); Sur place; USD 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401k with employer contribution

Continuing Education allowance

Paid time off

License and association fees

Mileage reimbursement or company vehic

Company vehicle available

Logo wear

Résumé du poste

B.W. Furlong & Associates in Oldwick, NJ, seeks an experienced equine emergency veterinarian for a full-time ambulatory role, with 2 extended shifts weekly (4pm–8am) and 1–2 weekends per month.

You will perform exams, diagnostics, and treatments, coordinating with hospital teams and referring vets. The candidate should have a DVM with at least two years in equine emergency work, strong communication skills, and proficiency in field diagnostics, with NJ/PA/NY licenses.

Qualifications

• DVM or equivalent license with at least 2 years of equine emergency experience.
• Strong bedside manner and communication with clients and referring veterinarians.
• Proficiency in field diagnostics and emergency procedures; valid state licenses (NJ/PA/NY).

Responsabilités

• Provide ambulatory emergency veterinary care to horses in Hunterdon County and surrounding areas.
• Conduct physical exams, diagnostics, and treatments in emergency settings; maintain medical records.
• Promote emergency services within the local community and with referring practices.
• Collaborate with ambulatory associates and hospital staff during shifts and coverage.

Connaissances

Emergency veterinary care

Equine medicine

Client communication

Team collaboration

Formation

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

Outils

Portable ultrasound

Radiology

Description du poste

B.W. Furlong & Associates in Oldwick, NJ, seeks an experienced equine emergency veterinarian for a full-time ambulatory role, with 2 extended shifts weekly (4pm–8am) and 1–2 weekends per month.

You will perform exams, diagnostics, and treatments, coordinating with hospital teams and referring vets. The candidate should have a DVM with at least two years in equine emergency work, strong communication skills, and proficiency in field diagnostics, with NJ/PA/NY licenses.