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Revive in Prosper, Texas is seeking an experienced Veterinary Medical Oncologist to join a private, veterinarian-led team. You will focus on developing a medical oncology caseload while collaborating with internal medicine and surgery on complex cancer cases.
The hospital offers advanced diagnostic imaging, chemotherapy capabilities, 24/7 emergency and critical care support, and opportunities to mentor interns and participate in clinical research.
At Revive, you will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced internal medicine specialists, collaborate with a rotating team of seven board-certified surgeons, and receive support from our experienced 24/7 emergency and critical care team.
Our privately owned, supportive management team is committed to providing specialists with the clinical autonomy, advanced equipment, professional resources, and flexibility necessary to practice exceptional medicine.
Revive is equipped with advanced diagnostic and therapeutic technology to support comprehensive cancer diagnosis, staging, treatment, and ongoing patient care.
Our capabilities include:
Our existing infrastructure allows an incoming oncologist to focus on developing a medical oncology caseload while collaborating with internal medicine and surgery on complex cancer cases.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), VMD, or equivalent degree from an accredited or recognized veterinary institution.
Board certification in Veterinary Medical Oncology through the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (DACVIM-Oncology), or completion of an approved veterinary medical oncology residency with board eligibility.
Active Texas veterinary license or eligibility to obtain Texas licensure before beginning employment.
Strong clinical skills in diagnosing, staging, and managing neoplastic diseases in dogs and cats.
Knowledge of contemporary veterinary chemotherapy protocols, targeted therapies, and supportive oncology care.
Experience in chemotherapy administration, treatment planning, toxicity management, and patient monitoring.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with referring veterinarians, specialists, emergency veterinarians, technicians, and pet owners.
Commitment to evidence-based medicine, compassionate patient care, and professional integrity.
Experience in a multidisciplinary emergency and specialty referral hospital.
Proficiency in managing complex solid tumors, hematopoietic malignancies, and metastatic disease.
Experience with multimodal cancer treatment planning, including chemotherapy, surgery, and coordination with radiation oncology providers.
Familiarity with advanced diagnostic imaging and image-guided sampling.
Interest in developing clinical oncology protocols, chemotherapy safety procedures, and treatment pathways.
Experience mentoring interns, residents, emergency veterinarians, and veterinary technicians.
Interest in clinical research, continuing education, and establishing a comprehensive oncology referral service.
Enthusiasm for helping build and lead a growing oncology department.