Emergency Veterinarian

Emergency Veterinarian J884668 Brandon Florida USD100K- USD155K / Year This part-time Equine Emergency Clinician opportunity in Brandon, FL offers earnings up to $155,000. The successful candidate will join a respected, specialist-supported practice handling diverse and challenging cases within a positive, team-first culture. The Hospital A long-established, equine-only hospital provides both in-hospital and ambulatory care across wellness, lameness, dentistry, emergency, and surgical services. The clinical environment is collaborative and patient-centered, with board-certified specialists and experienced practitioners available for case consultation and mentorship. Facilities include a dedicated surgical suite, inpatient care areas, and on-site diagnostics such as digital radiography and ultrasound, plus endoscopy and arthroscopy. Field services are supported by mobile equipment and an ambulatory dental unit. Sports medicine and regenerative therapy options and gait analysis capability further strengthen advanced performance-horse care. Continuous emergency coverage is in place for hospitalized patients and urgent field calls, offering meaningful exposure to emergency and surgical cases. Location Direct highway access via I-75, State Road 60, and the Selmon Expressway supports reliable regional commutes. A sizable suburban population base with strong household incomes and excellent connectivity. Brandon Exchange and nearby corridors provide extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment choices. Access to a full-service regional hospital and multiple medical facilities supports families and lifestyle needs. Part of Hillsborough County Public Schools, with highly regarded schools in nearby areas. Recreation options include local parks, Topgolf, family entertainment centers, and short drives to Gulf beaches and Tampa attractions. Public transit and express bus services connect Brandon with downtown Tampa and regional job centers. Benefits Signing, retention, and relocation packages Competitive compensation with production bonus options, including a no negative accrual structure Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer contribution Paid time off and paid holidays Continuing education stipend and dedicated CE days Professional liability coverage Florida licensure and DEA fee support Employee assistance program and mental health resources Employee hardship fund Employee animal care discounts Mileage or vehicle allowance for ambulatory work where applicable Locally led practice with structured administrative and career development support The Role Provide emergency assessment, stabilization, and treatment for equine patients in both hospital and field settings. Perform comprehensive examinations, diagnostic workups, and appropriate medical and surgical interventions within a referral-hospital framework. Participate in an emergency and on-call rotation with specialist backup. Contribute to sports medicine case planning, including lameness evaluations and treatment plan development. Utilize in-house imaging and endoscopic capabilities; coordinate advanced procedures as indicated. Maintain accurate medical records and follow controlled substance protocols. Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients and collaborate closely with clinicians, technicians, and support teams. Attend case rounds when scheduled and support a culture of teamwork, efficiency, and high clinical standards. Engage in professional development and mentorship activities, including interactions with students or interns as appropriate. Requirements DVM or VMD from an accredited institution Active Florida veterinary license, or eligibility to obtain DEA registration, or eligibility to obtain Authorization to work in the United States At least 1 year of clinical experience, with equine emergency experience strongly preferred Strong diagnostic and clinical skills; surgical proficiency appropriate to emergency care Excellent interpersonal and client communication abilities Comfort working in a collaborative, referral-hospital environment Ability to meet the physical requirements of equine practice, including handling and lifting up to 50 pounds #J-18808-Ljbffr Global Talent Partners Veterinary