Emergency Veterinarian: Lead, Learn & Grow in 24/7 ER

VEG ER for Pets; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K match

Health and wellness benefits

Travel stipend for ER CE

Learning and mentorship programs

Clinical student loan repayment

Paid parental leave

Flexible work schedules

Employee referral program

VEG swag

Job summary

VEG ER for Pets is seeking an Emergency Veterinarian to join our open-concept hospitals that operate 24/7. You will manage emergencies from routine cases to complex surgeries, guided by mentorship and VEG Education programs.

This role emphasizes client communication and high-quality outcomes for both pets and their families. We offer strong learning opportunities, a team-oriented culture, and a chance to advance in a fast-paced veterinary emergency environment, including possible travel and

Qualifications

• DVM or equivalent degree and veterinary license.
• Willing to work nights, weekends, and holidays.
• Able to work in a fast-paced emergency setting.
• Able to stand for long hours and lift up to 25 kg.

Responsibilities

• Answer medical questions over the phone.
• See patients immediately as part of VEG triage and ER operations, handling routine to complex cases.
• Perform emergency surgeries and endoscopic procedures.
• Educate clients on aftercare and preventative measures.
• Create and review medical records and diagnostic plans.

Skills

Emergency medicine

Endoscopy

Surgical skills

Team player

Communication

Stamina for long shifts

Education

DVM or equivalent degree

Tools

Ultrasound

X-ray

Biopsies

Job description

VEG ER for Pets is seeking an Emergency Veterinarian to join our open-concept hospitals that operate 24/7. You will manage emergencies from routine cases to complex surgeries, guided by mentorship and VEG Education programs.

This role emphasizes client communication and high-quality outcomes for both pets and their families. We offer strong learning opportunities, a team-oriented culture, and a chance to advance in a fast-paced veterinary emergency environment, including possible travel and