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Supreme Search Specialists in Bellevue, Washington, seeks a Veterinary Radiologist to join an advanced emergency and specialty environment with a busy diagnostic imaging caseload.
This full-time role offers highly competitive compensation with a welcome bonus, flexible scheduling, generous continuing education support, substantial paid time off, and comprehensive benefits.
An excellent opportunity is available for a Veterinary Radiologist in Bellevue, Washington, joining an advanced emergency and specialty environment with a busy and varied diagnostic imaging caseload.
This full-time position offers highly competitive compensation with no negative accrual, alongside a welcome bonus, flexible scheduling, generous continuing education support, substantial paid time off, and comprehensive benefits.
Applications are welcomed from board-certified and board-eligible Veterinary Radiologists looking to work alongside experienced emergency clinicians and specialists while benefiting from access to modern diagnostic imaging technology.
The practice provides advanced specialty, referral, emergency, and critical care services for companion animal patients across the greater Seattle region.
Diagnostic imaging plays an important role within the multidisciplinary clinical environment, supporting specialists and emergency veterinarians in the investigation and management of complex medical and surgical cases.
The facility provides access to digital radiography, advanced CT imaging, ultrasound, comprehensive laboratory capabilities, and additional diagnostic resources, supporting a diverse referral and emergency caseload.
Regular case discussions, continuing education, and additional training opportunities promote collaboration, knowledge sharing, and continued professional development.
Applicants should hold a DVM, VMD, or equivalent veterinary qualification and have completed appropriate specialist training in veterinary diagnostic imaging.
Candidates should be board-certified or board-eligible in Veterinary Radiology and hold, or be eligible to obtain, a Washington State veterinary license.
The ideal candidate will be collaborative, self‑motivated, and comfortable managing a varied diagnostic imaging workload within a multidisciplinary specialty and emergency environment.
Strong diagnostic, communication, and organisational skills are important, alongside an interest in continued learning and collaborative case management.
The package includes: