First-year veterinarian graduates can learn the skills needed to become competent and confident Associate Emergency Veterinarians at a successful hospital in the Portland, Oregon area. We are looking to fill one to three internship positions.
What Will Your Days Be Like?
This amazing internship opportunity allows you to work under the mentorship of experienced emergency doctors and staff, build your surgical skills, and interact with clients, patients, staff, and colleagues.

• Enjoy working a 4-5-day work week averaging 45 hours a week, including a mixture of days, swings, and night shifts.
• Build treatment plans and follow up on outcomes of patients that come into the hospital.
• Learn how to work through a caseload of hospitalized, incoming, outpatient, critical, and urgent care patients under the direction of a skilled ER veterinarian.
• Experience the ins and outs of providing high-quality, compassionate care to the patients and clients in the hospital's care.
• Perform diagnostic workup and interpretation.

The Hospital's Culture
The values of the hospital are respect, collaboration, compassion, and overall teamwork to provide the best care possible to each patient, every day, every night, and every time. The hospital also believes in work-life balance and helping its employees thrive professionally and financially.
Expectations After the First Year
After 9 or 12 months of your internship, should it be mutually agreed, you will be asked to become a full-time associate at the hospital. This offer will come with a production-based pay increase, with an expectation of yearly earnings of $150,00-$210,000.
What Will You Gain for All Your Hard Work
Benefits

• A competitive salary
• Profit sharing
• 401K
• CE allowance
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid Professional Dues
• And more!

Internship Qualifications

• An Oregon Veterinary license in good standing
• A desire to work in emergency medicine
• Experience in emergency medicine is a plus, but not required.
• A team-based mentality/approach
• Good people skills to work with support staff
• A desire to learn and grow in both your medical and surgical knowledge/skills

Life in Portland, OR
Hip, alternative, and unrelentingly progressive, Portland has become a popular destination in the Pacific Northwest. The city overflows with cultural offerings - whether it's the stacks at Powell's City of Book or in one of the 100 craft breweries in the metro area. The city of many nicknames has emerged as an urbanite's dream, and it's full of adrenaline, with plenty of stunning scenery and trails for hiking and biking. But the most-loved attractions are low-key and intangible: a sip of locally roasted coffee, a later afternoon chat at a brewery, or a stroll through open art galleries on a Thursday evening.
Employment Type: Full-Time