Veterinary Rotating Intern

Partner Rotating Internship Overview We build veterinary medicine around great people. Partner Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center (PVESC) is a women‑focused, women‑led business committed to reimagining a profession that we love. Internship Highlights Comprehensive, specialty and immersive emergency & critical care (ECC) experience Mentorship program tailored to your professional goals Participation in clinical research and trials Exposure to novel veterinary therapies (high‑flow nasal oxygen therapy, interventional radiology, mechanical ventilation, emergency endoscopy) High‑volume emergency training to develop confident clinical skills Hands‑on surgical training in emergency settings Specialty‑specific continuing education off‑site Didactic training through grand rounds, journal club, morbidity & mortality discussions, and departmental case rounds Rotations across specialties (Emergency, Critical Care, Neurology, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Cardiology) within a collaborative team Support Structure Doctor and team member mentorship Open building design focused on patient care and collaboration Team utilization enabling practice at the top of each member’s license through scribes, client care advocates, intentional case management, role definition, and scheduling – patients, not paperwork Triage and ICU doctors on shift together to manage in‑hospital and receiving cases Robust team recruiting pipeline High‑level resource management ensuring optimal and functional equipment and supplies Integrated EMR and digital treatment sheet system with extensive medical templates and protocols Unique wellness benefits Facilities Open layout encouraging interdepartmental communication and collaboration In‑house lab equipment Digital radiology and cytology Emergency ultrasound, multi‑parameter anesthetic monitoring, smartboard technology Integrated EMR and digital treatment sheet software GE 1.5 Tesla MRI, GE 16‑slice helical CT scanner, C‑arm fluoroscopy Requirements Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from an accredited university Licensure in good standing to practice in the state of Virginia and/or Maryland The ability to make decisions and communicate clearly and effectively with team members and pet families A commitment to practicing the highest standard of medicine, upholding the veterinary code of ethics Professional demeanor and appearance, with excellent interpersonal skills and a positive, friendly attitude Willingness to learn, grow, teach, and contribute to the continued improvement of the hospital and team Salary $70,000 per year #J-18808-Ljbffr Stafford Brooks Consulting