Emergency Veterinarian (ER)

Looking for an emergency role where you can focus on challenging cases without feeling like you’re handling everything alone?

This opportunity offers the chance to practice emergency medicine in an established, around-the-clock setting with an experienced clinical support team. You’ll see a varied emergency caseload, use your diagnostic and medical skills, and work alongside colleagues who understand the demands of ER practice.

The setting also offers something beyond the hospital: a scenic Virginia location with mountain surroundings, outdoor recreation, and access to larger communities when you want more dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

Experienced veterinarians and veterinary technicians provide clinical support throughout your shifts.

Meaningful emergency work: Manage a diverse range of cases in a dedicated emergency and critical care environment.

Opportunities to apply and develop your emergency, medical, surgical, and diagnostic abilities.

Established community presence: Join a trusted local emergency resource serving pets and their families.

Enjoy a mountain-region setting with outdoor activities and nearby city amenities.

This is a 24/7 emergency practice focused on urgent and critical patient needs. The clinical environment includes in-house laboratory testing, digital radiography, and ultrasound to support diagnostic decision-making.

The role is suited to a veterinarian who enjoys the variety and pace of emergency medicine and values collaboration with veterinary colleagues and technical support staff.

An experienced emergency veterinarian looking for a supportive team environment.

A veterinarian with a strong interest in transitioning into or growing within emergency medicine.

A clinician who enjoys varied cases and hands-on medical, surgical, and diagnostic work.

Someone seeking a veterinary career in a scenic region without giving up access to larger communities.

Emergency practice operating 24/7; specific shift arrangements available during the confidential conversation.

Qualifications: DVM or equivalent, with a Virginia veterinary license or eligibility to obtain one. DEA registration required or obtainable.

Emergency medicine experience or a strong interest in the field.

Details available during the confidential conversation.

Weekend/on-call expectations: Medical, dental, and vision coverage

• 401(k) retirement plan
• Paid holidays
• Employee assistance program

The Shenandoah Valley offers mountain scenery, outdoor recreation, and a more relaxed regional pace. Nearby communities provide dining, shopping, and entertainment, making it possible to enjoy a quieter home base while staying connected to broader amenities.

If you’re curious about the team, the emergency caseload, or whether this could be a better fit than your current role, let’s have a confidential conversation before you apply anywhere.

Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.