What are the responsibilities and job description for the Emergency Veterinarian | Specialty & ER position at NVA?
Description & Requirements
We are interested in speaking with experienced ER DVMs, internship-trained DVMs, or GP DVMs who have an interest in emergency medicine.
Mission is a well-known Specialty hospital founded in 1993. We started the practice with a commitment to our RDVM’s, their clients and pets. We have not varied from that commitment. Daily communication with RDVM’s and clients is the norm for our practice. We work diligently to reinforce those interpersonal relationships that provide the cornerstone to our success. Our growth and success can be attributed to our commitment to our clients and referring veterinarians, collaboration and education.
Collaboration: Our ECC, internal medicine, and surgery departments work to create seamless transition for case management. The top priority is best care for each patient. That translates to cooperation between specialists to provide top quality care.
Education: Mission offers a rotating internship, and a surgical internship. We provide radiology rounds weekly for our interns and mentees, and our interns/mentees experience daily ICU rounds in the morning prior to specialists’ appointments. In addition, our interns have 4 formal presentations during the year. Our interns have successfully transitioned to private practice and residencies. We work hard to provide opportunity for each intern to reach their professional aspirations.
Make a Thriving Practice Stronger
Mission has grown into one of the most respected hospitals in the state. As we look to continue to strive for excellence, we need experienced emergency veterinarians to help us achieve our goals. You will be a catalyst for Mission’s growth and influence the development of the emergency and critical care team. If you are looking for a hospital with a great culture where people genuinely like each other and practices a high level of medicine, join Mission and become the reason why we become an even better practice.
How your impact will be felt at Mission
Catalyst for MVES growth – We have developed our ECC department into an integral part of the business. The impact that ER DVMs and criticalists have in our patient care has resulted in substantial growth in the hospital. The expertise and innovation brought to our practice through criticalist intervention is good for patients, clients, RDVM’s, and other specialists in our hospital. The collaborative effort between our specialists affords this substantial benefit.
Training and Development – Being a true teaching hospital allows us to offer ER mentorship to new grads or GP DVMs who may be looking to transition to emergency medicine. Our mentorship program is led by our boarded Criticalist and is tailored to meet the individual needs of our mentees. Our passion about the development of others allows us to make Mission a better practice.
More about Mission
- 22,000 sq. ft. state of the art facility
- Large ICU complete with cage side oxygen, suction, oxygen cages, complete monitoring set ups for patients, ventilator
- ICU dedicated ultrasound for AFAST scan, infusion pumps, internal and external defibrillator and pacing
- ER/ICU dedicated nursing staff
- Block scheduling for ER DVMs
