Veterinary Ophthalmologist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained)

Veterinary Ophthalmologist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained) Job ID: J483105 Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico Salary: USD 200,000‑310,000 per year About the Hospital This premier animal hospital is an AAHA‑accredited facility that has been a staple in the community since 1982. Known for its comprehensive range of services including primary, emergency, and specialty care, the hospital exemplifies veterinary excellence. Facilities include sophisticated diagnostics with digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, and other advanced imaging options that ensure high standards of care. The hospital is also accredited with a Gold Standard from the American Association of Feline Practitioners for creating a stress‑minimized environment for feline patients. With a robust team of seasoned veterinarians and a dedicated support staff, the hospital fosters a collaborative atmosphere that promotes continuous learning and professional growth. Location Highlights Exceptional climate with over 300 days of sunshine, ideal for outdoor activities Access to beautiful trails and parks at the Sandia Mountains and along the Rio Grande Rich cultural heritage with historical sites in Old Town Albuquerque and numerous cultural centers Thriving arts scene including galleries, theaters, and live music venues Culinary delights featuring unique New Mexican cuisine alongside growing craft breweries and wineries Family-friendly attractions such as ABQ BioPark and Explora Science Center Affordable living with a high quality of life, vibrant community events, and recreational facilities Benefits Competitive compensation Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid vacation and sick leave 401(k) plan with company match Professional liability coverage Long‑term and short‑term disability insurance Life insurance Continuing education allowances Significant pet care discounts Role Act as a veterinary ophthalmologist within a hybrid hospital environment Collaborate with a team of general practitioners and various specialists Engage in both specialty‑specific and interdisciplinary cases Requirements Board‑certified or residency trained in veterinary ophthalmology License to practice in New Mexico Eligibility to work in the U.S. #J-18808-Ljbffr