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Supreme Search Specialists in Gig Harbor, WA seeks a board-certified Veterinary Cardiologist to join an advanced emergency and specialty environment. The role offers a highly competitive salary and a collaborative multidisciplinary team.
The successful candidate will provide comprehensive cardiology consultations, manage complex cardiovascular cases, and develop individualized treatment plans while contributing to ongoing education and clinical development.
An outstanding opportunity is available for a Veterinary Cardiologist in Gig Harbor, Washington, joining an advanced emergency and specialty environment with access to experienced specialists, emergency clinicians, and highly trained support professionals.
The position offers $250,000–$275,000 per year, alongside a welcome bonus, flexible scheduling, no negative accrual, generous continuing education support, and comprehensive benefits.
This opportunity is ideally suited to a board-certified Veterinary Cardiologist looking to practise advanced cardiology within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment while continuing to develop professionally.
The practice provides advanced emergency, critical care, referral, and specialty medicine for companion animal patients across the surrounding region.
Veterinary specialists work alongside clinicians from several complementary disciplines, creating excellent opportunities for collaborative management of complex and challenging cases.
A fully equipped emergency and intensive care environment supports patients requiring advanced monitoring and multidisciplinary treatment, while modern diagnostic resources help clinicians deliver high standards of specialty medicine.
Regular case discussions and continuing education opportunities encourage knowledge sharing and professional development across the clinical team.
Provide comprehensive cardiology consultations and diagnostic assessments
Diagnose and manage congenital and acquired cardiovascular conditions
Develop individualised treatment and long-term management plans
Perform advanced cardiac diagnostic procedures appropriate to specialty practice
Manage patients with chronic and complex cardiovascular disease
Collaborate with emergency, critical care, and specialty clinicians on multidisciplinary cases
Provide cardiology input for hospitalised and critically ill patients when required
Communicate diagnoses, prognoses, treatment options, and ongoing care requirements clearly to clients
Develop productive relationships with referring veterinary professionals
Maintain accurate and comprehensive medical records
Participate in collaborative case discussions and continuing education
Contribute to the continued development of cardiology and referral services
Maintain high standards of evidence-based specialty medicine and patient welfare
Applicants should hold a DVM, VMD, or equivalent veterinary qualification and have completed appropriate specialist training in veterinary cardiology.
Candidates should be board-certified in Veterinary Cardiology and hold, or be eligible to obtain, a Washington State veterinary licence.
The ideal candidate will be collaborative, motivated, and comfortable working within a multidisciplinary specialty and emergency environment.
Strong communication skills are important, alongside the ability to develop positive relationships with clients, referring veterinarians, fellow specialists, and supporting clinical professionals.
Candidates who value continuing education, knowledge sharing, and collaborative case management are particularly encouraged to apply.
The package includes:
Salary of $250,000–$275,000 per year
Welcome bonus
No negative accrual
Flexible scheduling
Generous continuing education allowance
Generous paid time off
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Employer-supported health savings benefits
401(k) with employer match
Short-term and long-term disability coverage
Veterinary licence and applicable professional fee support
Professional liability coverage
Ongoing specialist education and professional development
Access to advanced emergency, critical care, and specialty resources
Collaborative multidisciplinary working environment