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Valley Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center in Winchester, VA, invites veterinarians to join the ER Immerse Mentorship Program for a 6-month training and mentorship track designed to transition into an ER clinician role with the team.
The program emphasizes hands-on training, client and team communication, and professional development, with a hybrid curriculum including simulation and live patient experiences. Work authorization in the United States is required.
Valley Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center is seeking veterinarians passionate about working in emergency medicine for our 6-month training and mentorship program. We are looking for individuals who are team oriented, driven, reflective, and reliable to train with us and transition into an ER position with our team!
For more than 25 years, VVERC has been a trusted name in emergency care. Valley Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center was born from the vision of 19 local veterinarians and in April of 1998, our doors opened.
We’re deeply committed to maintaining a healthy, respectful, and fun work environment, in partnership with the Ethos Community Team. Our culture is guided by our Team Agreements, which reflect how we show up for each other every day through daily check-ins, team reflections, and making space for self-care and recognition.
Benefits for this role may include health insurance (medical, dental, vision), retirement benefits, paid time off (including sick leave and vacation), short-term and long-term disability, and life insurance
Mountains, rivers, history, and charm—Winchester gives you the best of all four seasons in a friendly, affordable community. Hike Harper’s Ferry, float the Potomac, explore wineries, or hit the downtown walking mall for music, food, and local shops. You’ll love calling this place home.
The ER Immerse Program will prepare veterinarians for a sustainable and satisfying career in emergency medicine. Built from the ground up to be different than traditional rotating internship programs, the ERi program has been developed around a curriculum of core competencies essential for an emergency veterinarian. In addition to providing training around clinical knowledge and skills, the program also includes a focus on client and team member communication, professional skills, and life/work integration.
The ER Immerse program utilizes a hybrid training approach incorporating simulation-based didactic components into authentic training experiences with live patients. The curriculum is designed using an evidence-based strategy identifying competencies and skills deemed essential for a successful career as an emergency clinician.
Work authorization in the United States is a requirement for the position. This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship by the company, but candidates eligible for TN status may be considered.