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Global Talent Partners Veterinary seeks a Veterinary Internist (board-certified or residency-trained) to establish and grow an Internal Medicine service within a brand-new multi-specialty hospital opening in 2027 in Cary, NC. You will work collaboratively with Emergency and other specialties to deliver advanced diagnostics, treatment plans, and long-term case management.
The ideal candidate is Diplomates of ACVIM or residency-trained and board-eligible, with excellent communication skills and a
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This is an exciting opportunity for a Board-Certified or Residency-Trained Veterinary Internist to establish and grow an Internal Medicine service within a brand-new multi-specialty hospital, helping shape the future of patient care in a collaborative and innovative environment.
This specialist referral hospital is scheduled to open in 2027 and has been designed to provide advanced specialty and emergency veterinary care. The hospital is committed to fostering a culture of medical excellence, teamwork, and innovation while supporting specialists with the resources needed to build thriving services and deliver exceptional patient outcomes.
The Internal Medicine department will work closely alongside Emergency and other specialty services to provide comprehensive diagnostics, treatment planning, and long-term case management. The multidisciplinary approach ensures patients benefit from seamless, coordinated care across multiple specialties.
The hospital will be supported by a highly skilled team of specialists, emergency veterinarians, certified veterinary technicians, assistants, and client service professionals dedicated to delivering exceptional patient and client experiences.
This hospital is seeking a Board-Certified Veterinary Internist or Residency-Trained veterinarian eligible for board certification who is enthusiastic about developing a growing Internal Medicine department. The ideal candidate will value collaboration, clinical excellence, strong communication, and building lasting relationships with clients and referring veterinarians.
Candidates must be Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) or be residency-trained and board-eligible in Small Animal Internal Medicine.