ER Veterinarian

Wulf Talent; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 131,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Wulf Talent is placing a relief emergency/urgent care veterinarian with a fast-paced Orlando clinic. You will triage, stabilize, and manage urgent surgical cases during evening and overnight shifts.

The role requires a DVM from an AVMA-accredited program, active Florida veterinary license, and DEA registration, with emergency or urgent care experience. Evening and overnight availability is essential.

Qualifications

• Emergency/urgent care experience required.
• Ability to work evening and overnight shifts.
• Calm, decisive presence under pressure.

Responsibilities

• Triage incoming emergency cases and prioritize care.
• Stabilize critical patients and perform urgent diagnostics and treatment.
• Perform emergency surgical procedures within scope.
• Communicate clearly with clients under high-stress circumstances.
• Hand off ongoing cases clearly to the next shift or primary care team.
• Maintain composure during a high-volume overnight caseload.

Skills

Emergency/Urgent care experience

Evening/overnight shift ability

Calm under pressure

Education

DVM degree (AVMA-accredited)

Florida veterinary license

DEA registration

Job description

Emergency medicine doesn't wait for a training curve. You already know how to triage, stabilize, and keep your head when the lobby is full.

The Role

Wulf Talent is placing a relief emergency/urgent care veterinarian with a fast-paced Orlando clinic. You'll handle triage, stabilization, and urgent surgical cases during evening and overnight shifts.

Schedule

Evening and overnight shifts, typically 10-12 hours each. 3-4 shifts per week based on the clinic's coverage needs and your availability.

What You'Ll Do

Triage incoming emergency cases and prioritize care accordingly.
Stabilize critical patients and perform urgent diagnostics and treatment.
Perform emergency surgical procedures within your scope.
Communicate clearly and calmly with clients under high-stress circumstances.
Hand off ongoing cases clearly to the next shift or the primary care team.
Maintain composure and clinical judgment through a high-volume overnight caseload.

What You Bring

DVM degree from an AVMA-accredited program.
Active, unencumbered Florida veterinary license.
Current DEA registration.
Emergency or urgent care experience required.
Ability to work evening and overnight shifts.
Calm, decisive presence under pressure.

Compensation

$95-$120 per hour, paid as a 1099 independent contractor.

Why Wulf

We hunt superstar talent for exceptional workplaces across Animal Health, Human Healthcare, Food Production, Construction, Logistics, and beyond. One pack, every industry. Emergency relief coverage is one of the hardest gaps to fill, and one of the most valuable roles we place.

Join The Pack.