Emergency Clinician: Vet Critical Care & Surgery (Hybrid)

Exceptional Opportunity for an Exceptional Emergency Clinician Cornell University Veterinary Specialists (CUVS) is seeking a skilled and dedicated Emergency Clinician with proficiency in emergency surgery and an interest in high‑level emergency medicine and collaboration within a multidisciplinary specialty hospital. This position offers a unique hybrid of private practice efficiency and academic engagement. About CUVS CUVS is a singular hospital—an independent subsidiary of Cornell University—offering the stability and values of a university‑affiliated institution combined with the agility of private practice. We are doctor‑led and deeply committed to a culture of collaboration, communication, respect, and lifelong learning. Emergency clinicians at CUVS are integral members of the medical team and play a meaningful role in clinical and organizational decision‑making. The ECC service is well established and highly supported, consisting of five criticalists, five residents, six experienced emergency clinicians, and a large team of highly trained veterinary nurses (including VTSs). Emergency clinicians work closely with all specialty services, including Internal Medicine, Surgery, Diagnostic Imaging, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Cardiology, Anesthesiology, and Dentistry. We emphasize evidence‑based medicine, shared decision‑making, and a patient‑centered model of care. Our state‑of‑the‑art facility supports comprehensive diagnostics and therapeutics, including a dedicated ICU, mechanical ventilation, high‑flow nasal oxygen, an in‑house blood bank, viscoelastic coagulation monitoring, 128‑slice CT, endoscopy, and fluoroscopy. A large and diverse emergency caseload fosters strong clinical growth and development. Compensation and Benefits Attractive salary with substantial earning potential Matching 401(k) Comprehensive medical, dental, disability, and life insurance Pet‑insurance reimbursement Four weeks of time off plus one week of CE annually Support for continuing education and professional development Access to Cornell’s electronic library and subscriptions Flexible scheduling opportunities for work‑life balance Wellness and professional resources available Location and Community Harbor Point (Stamford, Connecticut) – coastal community offering proximity to waterfront recreation and convenient access to commuter rail and major highways A 45‑minute commute to New York City Easy access to the broader Northeast and New England Resonant cultural experience and outdoor activities on Connecticut’s “Gold Coast” Application Individuals with a passion for their work, a strong sense of collaboration and teamwork, and an appreciation for diversity are strongly encouraged to apply. Please contact Susan Hackner, BVSc, MRCVS, DACVIM, DACVECC (Chief Medical Officer and Chief Operating Officer) at View email address on click.appcast.io. #J-18808-Ljbffr