Veterinary Medical Oncologist

Responsibilities

• Build relationships with colleagues, clients, and support staff to ensure a compassionate and collaborative work environment.
• Motivated to foster a learning environment for colleagues, support staff, and veterinary students visiting the hospital.
• Triage and facilitate treatment plans for emergency patients.
• Continue care of specialty patients who are hospitalized overnight and on weekends.
• Maintain complete and accurate medical records.
• Provide clear and complete communication to clients and support staff.
• Communicate with referral partners (verbally and with referral letters).
• Attend morning rounds to collaborate with specialists on the currently hospitalized patients.
• Maintain a positive and supportive work culture.
• Support the hospital's Fear-Free culture and commitment.

Qualifications

• Boarded or residency trained Medical Oncologist.
• Experience in emergency care services for dogs and cats.
• Knowledge of in-house lab operations and state-of-the-art imaging techniques.
• Ability to manage overnight and weekend shifts.
• Strong communication skills.
• Experience with electronic medical records.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation (no negative accrual).
• Relocation assistance available.
• Health benefits (vision/dental/life insurance too).
• 401k with employer match.
• Mental health support; 24/7 Lyra Health.
• 8-weeks paid parental leave.
• Paid PURRental leave for a newly adopted pet.
• Bereavement leave to include loss of pet leave.
• Annual paid time off.
• Generous employee pet discounts.
• Annual CE stipend and dedicated CE PTO.
• Hospital is stocked with fresh snacks and beverages for staff to enjoy regularly.