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Veterinary Ophthalmologist

Role

Full-time Veterinary Ophthalmologist

Location

Animal Eye Guys (Miami Bird Road)
8356 SW 40th Street Suite J, Miami, FL, US

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Veterinary Ophthalmologist

We are currently seeking an ACVO certified veterinarian to complete our team–  We would love to meet you!

 

About Animal Eye Guys 🐾🏥

Dr. Robert Swinger and his team at Animal Eye Guys teams have provided specialized ophthalmology care and ocular surgery to patients all over South Florida since 2011.  With 7 state-of-the-art hospital locations and a (nearly) full team of ACVO certified veterinarians, we work alongside primary care doctors to provide advanced eye-care that is otherwise not generally accessible.   This position will primarily serve our Miami Gardens location.  (Additional opportunity at Fort Lauderdale location).
  

About PetVet Care Centers 🐕‍🦺🐐🐈🦘🐇🐎🐄🦜

Animal Eye Guys are among around 70 specialty centers in PetVet’s network of 460+ unique hospitals across the continental United States.  You will find our teams in many different facets of veterinary medicine– from feline-only care, to standard small animal general practice, to exotics, large animal, and equine specialty/ambulatory care.  We aim to empower our doctors to provide exceptional veterinary care through local support networks, continuing education, access to industry-leading health and wellness benefits, and so much more.

 

What you can expect when you join our team:

💰  Industry-leading compensation packages built to fit your needs

📆  4 shifts per week—No on-call responsibilities!

✌  3 weeks of paid time off

📚  Generous, annual CE allowances– with additional paid time off

🚚  Complimentary­ 3rd party relocation services

💼  Complete health, life, and retirement benefits including company 401k contributions

 

Our ideal candidate:

🎓  Holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree (or ECFVG equivalent) and is in good standing with Florida State Veterinary Board License

👁‍🗨  Completed a formal ophthalmology residency/is recognized as an ACVO Diplomate

📃  Holds (or is eligible for) an active DEA license

🌟  Is as enthusiastic as we are about providing exceptional veterinary care

👩‍🏫  Bonus points for a passion to provide mentorship

 

Hiring Team:

If you are interested in joining our team or have any questions, please contact Mindy Stalter at mstalter@petvetcarecenters.com

 

 

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PetVet Care Centers, Inc. is one of the nation’s leading operators of veterinary hospitals for companion animals. The company operates over 450 hospitals across multiple states and employs over 11,000 people including over 800 veterinarians. Since its inception, PetVet has been structured around a model that is focused on developing a partnership between the hospitals and the company and providing the highest quality medicine and service.

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