Veterinarian

Columbia Animal Hospital • Full-time • Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States • USD $106k - USD $135k / year • 2w ago

Overview
Join our dynamic veterinary team as a Veterinarian, where your passion for animal health and well-being will make a meaningful difference in the lives of pets and their owners. This role offers an exciting opportunity to apply your veterinary expertise in a fast-paced, caring environment. You will be responsible for providing comprehensive medical care, performing diagnostic procedures, and ensuring the highest standards of animal welfare. Your energetic approach and commitment to animal care will help foster a positive experience for every patient and client. Our clinic is equipped with all the bells and whistles including a CT scanner. Strengths of the practice include but not limited to: strong mentor program, the ability to practice high quality medicine freely, honors your approach to veterinary medicine.

Duties

Diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions in animals, including emergency cases requiring veterinary critical care experience.
Perform thorough animal restraint and handling to ensure safety during examinations and procedures.
Conduct laboratory tests, analyze results, and interpret veterinary terminology to inform treatment plans.
Administer vaccinations, medications, and treatments with precision, adhering to aseptic techniques.
Assist with complex procedures such as animal catheterization, pet grooming, and animal husbandry tasks.
Educate pet owners on animal physiology, anatomy, nutrition, and overall pet care best practices.
Maintain detailed medical records, update treatment protocols, and communicate effectively with clients about their pet’s health needs.

Experience

Proven veterinary experience with a strong background in general animal care and emergency response.
Hands-on experience in animal restraint techniques and animal handling across various species including dogs and equines.
Laboratory experience involving diagnostic testing and sample analysis is highly desirable.
Familiarity with veterinary terminology, animal physiology, and anatomy knowledge to accurately diagnose and treat conditions.
Experience working in high-pressure environments such as veterinary critical care units or emergency clinics is preferred.
Knowledge of pet grooming, pet care routines, and animal husbandry practices enhances the quality of patient management.
Prior exposure to equine experience or large-animal handling is a valuable asset for this role. Embark on a rewarding career where your skills directly contribute to improving animals’ lives while growing professionally within a supportive team environment!

Pay: $106,000.47 - $135,000.00 per year

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