Shelter Veterinarian - Disaster Response & Forensics
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Job summary
ASPCA's Cruelty Recovery Center in Columbus, OH seeks a Veterinarian to deliver high-quality care for animals rescued in cruelty cases and disasters. You will work with the Senior Director of Veterinary Services and CRC veterinarians on-site and in temporary shelters, ensuring timely decisions and integrated care across medical and behavioral teams.
You will support field deployments, travel up to 15% of time, supervise clinical treatments, and contribute to ongoing training and protocol
Qualifications
- Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine required; active Ohio license within 60 days of hire
- Minimum 1 year clinical experience with dogs and cats
- USDA Category 2 accreditation
- Fear Free certification or completion within 60 days of employment
- Willingness to deploy to field operations and temporary shelters
Responsibilities
- Provide timely, high-quality veterinary care to dogs, cats, and other species
- Monitor health and welfare; identify disease outbreaks and implement mitigation measures
- Collaborate with partner veterinary hospitals for advanced workups and specialty care
- Perform sterilization surgeries, soft tissue surgeries, and dental extractions
- Direct and manage treatment of in-house intensive care patients
- Perform humane euthanasia when disposition requires it
- Deploy as medical lead to criminal scenes, disasters, and temporary shelters
- Maintain medical documentation and generate status updates as needed
Skills
Education
Job description
ASPCA's Cruelty Recovery Center in Columbus, OH seeks a Veterinarian to deliver high-quality care for animals rescued in cruelty cases and disasters. You will work with the Senior Director of Veterinary Services and CRC veterinarians on-site and in temporary shelters, ensuring timely decisions and integrated care across medical and behavioral teams.
You will support field deployments, travel up to 15% of time, supervise clinical treatments, and contribute to ongoing training and protocol
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