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Posted: 24-Apr-26
Location: San Gabriel Valley, California
Type: Full Time
Salary: TBD
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Independently owned specialty and emergency hospital in Southern California is looking to welcome a Board-Certified Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist or residency-trained clinician to its team.
This practice is intentionally structured to support advanced medicine, provide true clinical independence, and foster a professional, team-oriented environment. With a well-established referral network and steady case volume, you’ll have the opportunity to manage a wide spectrum of complex internal medicine cases with the resources and support to do your best work.
What Sets This Role Apart
- Privately owned hospital with on-site leadership and decision-making
- Freedom to practice medicine without unnecessary administrative constraints
- Strong collaboration between ER clinicians and specialty teams
- Reliable referral base generating a consistent and diverse caseload
- Workplace culture centered on respect, communication, and quality patient care
Practice Environment
- Exposure to a wide range of cases including endocrine, gastrointestinal, immune-mediated, and critical conditions
- Advanced diagnostic capabilities such as ultrasound and endoscopy
- Highly trained RVTs and support staff to maximize efficiency and focus on medicine
- Streamlined workflows designed to support both patient care and clinician well-being
Position Responsibilities
- Oversee and treat complex canine and feline internal medicine cases
- Perform and interpret diagnostic procedures, including ultrasound and endoscopy
- Create and manage treatment plans for both hospitalized and outpatient cases
- Maintain clear communication with pet owners and referring veterinarians
- Partner closely with ER doctors and the broader clinical team
Qualifications
- DACVIM (SAIM) preferred or residency-trained
- Eligible for veterinary licensure in California
- Strong clinical judgment, diagnostic ability, and interpersonal communication skills
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive base salary plus production (ProSal)
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) with employer contribution
- Continuing education allowance and dedicated CE time
- Paid licensure, DEA, and professional membership fees
- Generous PTO and flexible scheduling options
Compensation will reflect experience, schedule, and overall expertise, with full details shared during the interview process.
If you’re looking for a setting that supports complex case management, clinical autonomy, and a high standard of medicine, send CV or resume to Pam at vetnet7@gmail.com or phone/text at 1-804-512-5826.