Emergency Veterinarian

Emergency Veterinarian J851298 Bremerton Washington USD80K- USD210K / Year Step into a modern, team-focused ER/Urgent Care Veterinarian role in Bremerton, WA, with compensation up to $210,000. Thrive in a progressive, well-supported environment delivering high-quality medicine for pets and peace of mind for their people. The Hospital This recently remodeled and expanded small-animal hospital combines advanced capabilities with a warm, team-centered culture. It is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association, designated as Cat‑Friendly, and follows Fear Free principles to ensure low‑stress care for patients and clients alike. Modern clinical flow with designated areas for surgery, dentistry, ICU, and isolation In‑house laboratory and pharmacy for rapid, streamlined care Digital radiology, ultrasound, and endoscopy available on site Dedicated surgical suite and dental services with dental radiographs Oxygen and transfusion support; intensive care capabilities for hospitalized patients Team‑based approach with licensed veterinary technicians and coordinated internal medicine consultations Broad case mix spanning primary care, urgent care, emergency, elective surgery, and internal medicine procedures Active community engagement and strong local client feedback Location Based in waterfront Bremerton, WA, this role places the clinician in a city that blends maritime heritage, a revitalized downtown, and instant access to the best of the Pacific Northwest. Enjoy a practical launch point to Seattle by ferry, plus trails, beaches, and mountain views within easy reach. Strategic setting near Naval Base Kitsap and Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, supporting a stable local economy Waterfront lifestyle with marina access, boardwalk promenades, and Harborside Fountain Park Multiple ferry options to downtown Seattle, including passenger‑only fast ferries Revitalized downtown energy with Quincy Square, the Kitsap Conference Center, and historic theaters Cultural highlights such as the Puget Sound Navy Museum and the USS Turner Joy Olympic College, local hospital, and regional healthcare nearby for families Easy access to peninsula trails, state parks, and the Olympic Mountains Typically more affordable housing than central Seattle, while retaining convenient access to urban amenities Community festivals, farmers markets, and a growing dining and craft beverage scene Benefits Competitive compensation with potential earnings up to $210,000 Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) retirement plan with company match Paid parental leave, vacation, and sick time Infertility benefits and gender‑affirming care services Continuing education allowance and paid CE days Reimbursement for state licensure and professional dues Professional liability coverage Employee pet care discounts Financial wellness resources and employee assistance program Life and disability insurance options Relocation assistance considered for qualified candidates The Role Provide high‑quality emergency and urgent care for small animals, from triage and stabilization to diagnosis and treatment Utilize in‑house diagnostics, digital imaging, and on‑site procedures to expedite care Collaborate closely with doctors and licensed veterinary technicians to ensure efficient patient flow and excellent outcomes Perform and support urgent procedures and elective surgeries as appropriate to experience Embrace Fear Free and Cat‑Friendly handling to reduce patient stress Engage clients with clear, compassionate communication and timely follow‑up Support and mentor newer clinicians and team members, contributing to a learning‑focused culture Schedule aligns with daily client‑facing urgent and emergency services; a mix of daytime and early evening shifts with rotating weekends is typical. Any overnight expectations, if applicable, will be discussed during the interview process Requirements Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) or equivalent from an accredited institution Licensure (or eligibility) to practice veterinary medicine in the state of Washington Eligibility to work in the United States Commitment to high clinical standards, collaborative teamwork, and low‑stress patient care Strong communication and time‑management skills suited to a fast‑paced urgent care environment New graduates and experienced clinicians are encouraged to apply; mentorship is available Apply If this opportunity aligns with your goals, click Apply. A member of the team will be in touch shortly to discuss next steps. #J-18808-Ljbffr