Veterinary Medical Oncologist

Medical Oncologist


Key Responsibilities

Patient Diagnosis and Care: Examining pets, managing a wide range of oncologic conditions, and guiding clients through every step of diagnosis and treatment.

Treatment Planning: Developing individualized cancer treatment plans, which may include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies.

Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Working alongside board-certified veterinary surgeons, internists, and radiologists for comprehensive care.

Diagnostic Procedures: Utilizing advanced tools such as CT, ultrasound, digital radiography, and in-house pathology for cancer staging.

Client Communication: Offering guidance and support to pet owners, helping them make informed decisions regarding prognosis and treatment options.

Service Leadership: Contributing to the growth of the oncology service, mentoring staff, and fostering a collaborative, "team-first" culture (C-PETS philosophy).

Qualifications: Board-Certified (DACVIM - Oncology) or Residency-Trained.

Ideally seeking specialists with advanced training. Expertise in Canine/Feline Cancer: Strong clinical skills in diagnosing and treating common to complex tumors.

Compassionate Care: Ability to provide high-quality care with empathy.

Benefits & Environment: Privately Owned Facility: Operates in NJ and PA, serving the NJ/Philadelphia area.

Supportive Team: Access to a robust team of specialists, including Surgeons, Internists, Neurologists, and 24/7 ER clinicians.

Professional Development: Opportunities for CE and mentoring technicians.