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Emergency Veterinarian

Role

Full-time Emergency Veterinarian

Location

Crestview Animal Hospital
307 Pilgrim Mill Rd., Cumming, GA, US

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Emergency Veterinarian

We are currently seeking experienced emergency veterinarians to help us build our emergency team– We would love to meet you!

About Crestview Animal Hospital  🐾🏥

Founded by Dr. John McGruder, the team at Crestview Animal Hospital has been a trusted provider of general practice veterinary care to Cumming, Georgia and the surrounding areas since 1984.  The team officially joined our network at PetVet in 2022– and in January of this year, we launched a brand-new emergency department.  Working in collaboration with our 7-doctor general practice team in a state-of-the-art facility, our emergency doctors offer overnight services 7 days a week with extended day-time hours on Saturdays and Sundays. 

Established in the community for offering personal, high-quality veterinary care with strong client relationships.

Crestview is located in the heart of downtown Cumming, GA. Located 39 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta and 15 miles northeast of Alpharetta – close enough to enjoy concerts, sporting events, etc. but outside the hustle and bustle of the big city. This area truly offers the best of both worlds. Cumming, located in Forsyth County, also offers highly-rated schools and with ample extra-curricular opportunities – ranking in the top 5 best school districts in the Atlanta area according to Niche.com. With a strong sense of community, great public schools, low cost of living, abundant job opportunities and a plethora of local amenities to suit various interests, Forsyth County was also rated #7 as the top places to live in America!

Always wanted to get into ER Medicine, but need the mentorship, training, and opportunity to learn in a collaborative environment? This is a GREAT opportunity for you!

We take the health and well-being of our employees seriously, offering flexible working conditions and encouraging a well-rounded work/life balance. Supporting this initiative, we offer Free Calm App membership for you and up to 4 family members, emotional wellbeing and employee assistance programs, and generous paid time off packages.

Emergency Hours:

7p-7a Monday – Friday

2p Saturday – 7am Monday

(Hospital is open 24/7 – hours outside of Emergency are handled by our Daytime GP DVMs) 

About PetVet Care Centers 🐕🦺🐐🐈🦘🐇🐎🐄🦜

Crestview Animal Hospital is one of 460+ unique hospital locations in PetVet Care Centers’ network.  Spanning most of the continental US, you will find our teams in many facets of veterinary medicine– from feline-only care to standard small animal general practice to exotics, large animal, and equine specialty/ambulatory care.  We 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

💰  Compensation plans built to fit your needs– and reflective of your experience

📆  3 shifts per week with full-time benefits *part-time and PRN options available*

$     Strong base salary starting at $150K + production

✌  1 month of paid time off annually

📚  Generous CE allowances with additional paid time off

🚚  Stress-free, 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 Georgia State Veterinary Board License

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

🩸  Has >1-2 years of emergency experience and is comfortable performing surgery; Training and Mentorship available for candidates who need it!

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

 

Hiring Team

If you are interested in joining our team or just want to hear more about this incredible opportunity, please contact Mindy Stalter at mstalter@petvetcarecenters.com

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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