Veterinarian

Global Talent Partners Veterinary; New Jersey; On-site; USD 200,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

A veterinary care provider in New Jersey is seeking a compassionate Emergency Veterinarian. This role offers a competitive salary of $200,000 to $250,000 and requires delivering high-quality care, effective communication, and teamwork skills. Responsibilities include performing exams, diagnostics, surgeries, and maintaining medical records in a supportive environment. Ideal candidates must hold a DVM from an accredited program and a state veterinary license, with at least one year of emergency experience. Join a collaborative team committed to comprehensive patient care.

Qualifications

• 1+ year of emergency experience.
• Strong clinical and surgical skills.
• Ability to perform physical tasks, including lifting up to 50 lbs.

Responsibilities

• Perform exams, diagnostics, and surgeries.
• Provide client communication and education.
• Maintain medical records and follow medication protocols.
• Support teamwork and hospital efficiency.
• Engage in ongoing training and hospital initiatives.

Skills

Strong diagnostic skills

Effective communication

Teamwork abilities

Problem-solving

Education

DVM from an accredited program

Current state veterinary license

Job description

Emergency Veterinarian - Salary range $200,000—$250,000 USD

A compassionate and skilled Emergency Veterinarian is sought to join a collaborative, high-performing emergency and specialty team in Somerset County, New Jersey.

The ideal candidate will deliver high-quality medical care, communicate effectively with clients, and work closely with experienced veterinarians, technicians, and hospital leadership.

This AAHA-accredited emergency and specialty center offers a supportive, family‑like environment with many long‑tenured staff members.

Emergency doctors work alongside board‑certified specialists, ensuring comprehensive patient care.

The hospital is fully equipped with digital radiography, ultrasound, in‑house lab equipment, endoscopy, oxygen cages, and a dedicated ER surgical suite.

ER veterinarians are encouraged to perform their own surgeries.

Typical scheduling is three 12–13 hour shifts per week with strong overlap for support.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform exams, diagnostics, and surgeries
• Provide client communication and education
• Maintain medical records and follow medication protocols
• Support teamwork and hospital efficiency
• Assist with protocol oversight and participate in rounds
• Engage in ongoing training and hospital initiatives

Required Qualifications

• DVM from an accredited program
• Current state veterinary license and DEA registration
• 1+ year of emergency experience
• Strong diagnostic, clinical, and surgical skills
• Effective communication and teamwork abilities
• Ability to perform physical tasks, including lifting up to 50 lbs

Preferred Skills

• Advanced clinical knowledge and strong problem‑solving abilities
• Professionalism and effective communication
• Understanding of hospital operations and ethical principles