Emergency Veterinarian

Company Description

Serving Northwest Louisiana & East Texas, Animal Emergency Clinic and Intensive Care Facility that operates from 6pm to 8am throughout the week. Our purpose is to serve the community's pet owners in the event  that an emergency occurs after Primary Care has closed. Our highly trained staff provides intensive care, emergency surgical procedures, and hospitalization options.

Animal Emergency Clinic is fully equipped with digital x-ray, ultrasonography, spacious surgical facilities with monitoring equipment, in house laboratory machines, oxygen therapy, and a cat friendly ward! This all helps to provide our patients with the best quality medicine at the time of their visit. 

Job Description

• Receive emergency and referral cases, manage hospitalized surgical and internal medicine patients, and collaborate with general practitioners and specialists.
• Admit animals for urgent overnight care when needed.
• Examine, diagnose and treat a variety of ailments on small companion pets.
• Provide wound care including local or full anesthesia.
• Monitor in-hospital patients a to maintain patients' health  during ongoing hospitalization.
• Provide educational advice to pet owners to ensure preventative measures are taken when needed.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, or equivalent, from an accredited university
• Current DEA License or obtained upon hire. 
• Active Veterinary State License 

We offer our Veterinarians:

Flexible Scheduling

Comprehensive Benefits (paid vacation/sick time/holidays, health, dental, vision, liability, 401K, life & supplemental insurance, employee assistance program & personal pet care discounts)

Future Ownership Opportunities

Competitive Compensation

Medical Autonomy

DVM Mentor Network

Paid CE Allowance & Professional Dues

WE ARE A DRUG-FREE, SMOKE-FREE, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. 

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