Small Animal Criticalist — Advanced Emergency Care

BluePearl; Appleton (WI); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision, and life insurance options

Flexible work schedules

Annual company store allowance

Paid time off and parental leave

Discounts for pet treatments

Job summary

A veterinary hospital in Wisconsin is seeking a Small Animal Criticalist to enhance its team of veterinary specialists and emergency clinicians. Candidates must be board-certified or residency trained in small animal critical care. The role emphasizes developing a dedicated critical care department alongside emergency clinicians and working collaboratively within a team that values professionalism and advanced veterinary ethics. The hospital offers a supportive and enriching work environment with a focus on animal welfare and professional growth.

Qualifications

• Candidates must be board-certified or be residency trained in small animal critical care.
• Requires collaboration with a team of emergency clinicians and veterinary specialists.
• Commitment to high standards of professionalism and ethics.

Responsibilities

• Develop a critical care department that aligns with clinician interests.
• Collaborate with emergency clinicians and specialists in surgery, internal medicine, and more.

Skills

Board-certified in small animal critical care

Emergency medicine experience

Education

Residency training in small animal critical care

Job description

A veterinary hospital in Wisconsin is seeking a Small Animal Criticalist to enhance its team of veterinary specialists and emergency clinicians. Candidates must be board-certified or residency trained in small animal critical care. The role emphasizes developing a dedicated critical care department alongside emergency clinicians and working collaboratively within a team that values professionalism and advanced veterinary ethics. The hospital offers a supportive and enriching work environment with a focus on animal welfare and professional growth.