Emergency Veterinarian — Swing-Shift ER, 24/7 Criticalist

Atlas Consultancy Group; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 190,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with employer contribution

Paid time off

CE allowance

Full reimbursement of professionalFees

Job summary

Atlas Consultancy Group is seeking an experienced Emergency Veterinarian for swing shifts in a state-of-the-art hospital in Southern California. The practice is Fear Free Certified and AAHA-accredited, offering advanced diagnostics, endoscopy, and 24/7 Criticalist guidance.

You will join a collaborative ER team with dedicated credentialed technicians, working three 12-hour swings weekly to balance emergency work with breaks.

Qualifications

• Licensed DVM (or equivalent) with ER experience
• Skilled at managing urgent and complex cases
• Comfortable with emergency surgical procedures
• Calm, confident, and great under pressure
• Thrives in a collaborative, team-oriented setting
• Competitive base salary with production-based bonus between $170,000-$250,000 per year with 23% production.
• 401(k) with employer contribution
• Paid time off and continuing education allowance
• Full reimbursement of professional fees and licensing
• Paid parental leave and wellness programs

Responsibilities

• Provide emergency veterinary care for dogs, cats, exotics and pocket pets.
• Collaborate with ER doctors and credentialed technicians on each shift.
• Manage urgent and complex cases with decisive clinical judgment.

Skills

ER experience

Case management

Emergency procedures

Team collaboration

Pressure management

Education

Licensed DVM

Tools

Endoscopy

Ultrasound

Digital radiography

Job description

Atlas Consultancy Group is seeking an experienced Emergency Veterinarian for swing shifts in a state-of-the-art hospital in Southern California. The practice is Fear Free Certified and AAHA-accredited, offering advanced diagnostics, endoscopy, and 24/7 Criticalist guidance.

You will join a collaborative ER team with dedicated credentialed technicians, working three 12-hour swings weekly to balance emergency work with breaks.