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Safe Haven Veterinary Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA seeks a veterinary hospitalist to provide overnight inpatient care for a privately owned, multi-specialty hospital. The position focuses on medicine, attention to detail, and patient advocacy with no daytime client interactions or emergency trauma cases.
The role offers work with an ICU-equipped facility, advanced monitoring, and a collaborative team of specialists, supporting continuity of care through night shifts.
Join Our Team at Safe Haven Veterinary Hospital — Opening Spring 2026!
Western Pennsylvania’s Only Independently Owned, Multi-Specialty Veterinary Hospital
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Now Hiring: Veterinary Hospitalist
Are you a night owl who finds fulfillment in hands-on patient care rather than constant client communication? Do you take pride in monitoring and supporting recovering and stable but medically complex patients through the quiet hours of the night? If so, this position was designed for you.
We are seeking a Veterinary Hospitalist to provide overnight inpatient care for our multi-specialty hospital. This role is ideal for a veterinarian who enjoys medicine, attention to detail, and patient advocacy — without the demands of daytime client interactions or emergency trauma cases.
At Safe Haven Veterinary Hospital compassion and excellence go hand in hand. We are proud to be the only independently owned, multi-specialty veterinary hospital in Western Pennsylvania — and one of the few across the entire Western PA and Eastern Ohio region.
In a world increasingly dominated by corporate ownership, we stand apart — veterinarian-owned, veterinarian-led, and purpose-driven. That independence means you’ll practice medicine your way, supported by highly skilled colleagues and advanced equipment — without corporate oversight or metrics-based pressure.
Our leadership team consists of veterinarians and medical professionals, not corporate executives. We believe in collaboration, transparency, and practicing medicine the way it was meant to be practiced: with skill, compassion, and integrity.
True medical freedom: You have the autonomy to practice medicine guided by your clinical expertise and the patient’s best interests — not production goals or corporate oversight.
Your voice carries weight: With a streamlined structure and no unnecessary layers of management, your input directly shapes our hospital’s protocols, priorities, and growth.
Veterinarian-led decision making: Hospital policies, equipment selection, and staffing decisions are made by veterinarians for veterinarians.
Meaningful work-life balance: We are committed to sustainable scheduling, adequate staffing, and a culture that respects your personal time and well-being.
Team-based culture: Collaboration and mutual respect define our daily operations — not competition or quota pressure.
Pittsburgh offers a low cost of living (ranked among the top 10 most affordable major U.S. cities), making it an excellent place to live and work.
Pittsburgh is a great value for professionals relocating: the cost of living in Pittsburgh is approximately 2% lower than the U.S. national average.
Housing costs in Pittsburgh are about 11% lower than the national average in one metric, while groceries run around 2% below average.
The city is known for:
Outstanding public and private schools
Pittsburgh experiences four distinct seasons—vibrant falls, snowy winters, spring greenery, and warm summers.
The city’s signature trail system, the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, winds along the riverfront and offers easy access to biking, running and nature.
Within roughly 1.5 hours’ drive, you can reach top ski resorts and mountainous terrain for skiing or winter sports.
City life meets small-town ease: Three rivers (the Allegheny River, the Monongahela River, and the Ohio River) converge in downtown; a lively theatre district; unique restaurants across neighborhoods; and major professional sports teams (e.g., the Pittsburgh Steelers in football, the Pittsburgh Penguins in hockey, the Pittsburgh Pirates in baseball) add cultural and social appeal.
Our 30,000-square-foot, purpose-built specialty hospital was designed to deliver advanced medicine in a comfortable, compassionate environment for both patients and staff.
Key features include:
Multiple employee breakrooms and bathrooms — thoughtfully planned because comfort, rest, and space matter.
Separate waiting rooms for each specialty service, ensuring that clients coming for routine care are not exposed to trauma or critical patients.
Planned specialties include Surgery, Critical Care, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Ophthalmology, and Cardiology — with room for continued growth as we expand.
We are proud to offer a benefits package that reflects our values: rewarding excellence, promoting balance, and treating every team member with respect and fairness.
CE stipend
Generous pet care discounts
If you are passionate about exceptional veterinary medicine and want to be part of something truly unique — where your voice shapes the hospital’s future — we’d love to hear from you.
Compensation is highly competitive and tailored to your expertise, with an annual base salary ranging from $150,000 to $200,000. Final salary is determined after a careful review of your experience, qualifications, and professional achievements.
Title: Veterinary Hospitalist Wanted for Premier Privately Owned Specialty Hospital
Job Summary: Competitive Salary, Excellent Benefits Package, Signing Bonus, Profit Sharing Option, Clinical Freedom