Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained) J922304

Step into a high-caliber Internal Medicine role in Cortland, NY, with compensation up to $300,000. Join a collaborative, well-equipped small animal hospital that values quality medicine, teamwork, and patient-centered care.

The Hospital
This respected, AAHA-accredited small animal hospital offers a progressive environment with a multi-specialty caseload spanning internal medicine, surgery, oncology, radiology, acupuncture, and other advanced therapies. On-site resources support efficient, thorough case workups, including digital radiography, ultrasound, an in-house laboratory, a dedicated surgical suite, and dental radiography. The hospital provides emergency care during posted hours and maintains continuous care for hospitalized patients, creating robust exposure to urgent presentations and inpatient case management. An experienced support team, including licensed veterinary technicians, drives smooth workflow and strong patient advocacy. The practice emphasizes clear client communication, offers interpreter and financing resources, and is known locally for its commitment to excellence and community engagement.

Location
Cortland, NY blends small-city convenience with Finger Lakes adventure. Home to SUNY Cortland and an active downtown, it delivers year-round recreation, a growing food-and-arts scene, and quick access to regional hubs.
- Central Finger Lakes location with easy drives to Ithaca, Syracuse, and Binghamton
- SUNY Cortland brings a vibrant, walkable campus, events, and year-round energy
- Four-season outdoor recreation at nearby Greek Peak for skiing, tubing, and an indoor waterpark
- Scenic lakes and hiking close by, including local trails and Little York Lake
- Downtown revitalization with restaurants, shops, music venues, and new small businesses
- Emerging craft-beer and taproom scene plus regular live-music options
- Cortland Repertory Theatre offers summer productions and year-round programming
- Strong local healthcare presence and diverse employers provide community stability
- Small-city feel with generally more affordable living relative to larger NY metros
- Convenient access along I-81 for weekend getaways and travel

Benefits
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) with company match
- Generous paid time off and paid holidays
- Continuing education allowance with dedicated CE days
- Professional liability coverage
- Reimbursement for professional fees and licenses (including NY state and DEA)
- Relocation assistance available
- Short- and long-term disability insurance and life insurance
- Flexible spending accounts or health savings account options
- Employee assistance resources
- Pet care discounts

The Role
- Provide internal medicine consultations and manage complex small animal cases from intake to follow-up
- Lead comprehensive diagnostic workups using on-site imaging and in-house laboratory resources
- Oversee and support hospitalized cases, collaborating closely with emergency and specialty services
- Deliver clear, compassionate client communication and coordinate with referring veterinarians
- Contribute to medical rounds, quality initiatives, and protocol development
- Mentor and support veterinarians and technical teams within a collaborative, learning-focused culture

Requirements
- DVM/VMD or equivalent
- Board-certified in Small Animal Internal Medicine or residency-trained and board-eligible
- License to practice veterinary medicine in New York (or eligibility to obtain)
- DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- Authorization to work in the United States
- Strong clinical judgment, professionalism, and communication skills

How to Apply
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