W. Bridgewater, Massachusetts, USA
54 days ago
Lead Emergency Veterinarian - West Bridgewater, MA New England Animal Medical Center

New England Animal Hospital (NEAMC) is seeking a full time a Lead ER veterinarian.

 

Responsibilities will include:

·        A variety of shifts to ensure patient care initiatives are upheld and the team is supported.

·         Day-to-day workflow including, but not limited to: ER doctor scheduling, recruiting, hiring, onboarding and training; facilitating regular department meetings; and providing mentorship and oversight to both doctors and support staff.

 

NEAMC is well known for providing high quality, compassionate care to our clients, patients, and referring veterinarians.  NEAMC is able to attract the finest clinicians by offering:

·         Exclusive focus on specialty and emergency medicine

·         Generous salaries and comprehensive benefits

·         Flexible schedules that allow focus on work-life balance

·         Strong belief in a team approach to patient care and enjoyable work environment

 

Enhancing our facilities is a team of exceptional coworkers, including a broad range of specialists, experienced technicians, and client-focused support staff. Our ER team is hard working, highly skilled, and fun to be around.

Conveniently located between Boston and Providence, New England offers a little something for everyone! Professional sports, culture and arts, a great restaurant scene, all while being located near the beach and not far from camping, hiking and peaceful mountain getaways. Our region is known for its top-rated schools and universities, making the greater Boston area the perfect place to grow and raise a family.

 

Qualified applicants will have a background in emergency medicine, internship training, or equivalent practice experience, strong organizational skills and an ability to work well with a diverse and collaborative group of coworkers. 


Apply today or email Susanne at susanne.miller@ethosvet.com. #

 

 

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