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This week’s job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially in emergency and telemedicine roles. There’s a critical need for veterinarians willing to work weekends and overnight shifts. Remote positions are on the rise, giving you the flexibility to work from anywhere.
This Week’s Jobs
Veterinarian Company: The Animal Hospital PC | Location: Slingerlands, NY
This role is perfect for someone seeking a full-time position in a well-established practice. Joining this team could be a great step if you’re enthusiastic and ready to make an impact. Apply Here
Emergency Veterinarian Company: Five Rivers Pet Emergency Hospital | Location: New Market, TN
Looking for a challenge? This role involves weekend, overnight, and daytime shifts. Perfect if you’re up for dynamic and fast-paced work. Apply Here
Veterinarian Company: Countryside Veterinary Clinic | Location: Vernal, UT
Join a clinic with a long history and become part of a team that’s been around since 1978. Utah Veterinary License is a must. Apply Here
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine / Veterinarian Company: West Ridge Animal Hospital | Location: Greeley, CO
If you’re interested in growth and development, this private practice offers unique continuing education opportunities and the use of high-tech equipment. Apply Here
Veterinarian Company: Three Springs Animal Hospital | Location: Bowling Green, KY
Ideal for those with prior experience in small or mixed animal/equine care. Excellent communication skills are a big plus. Apply Here
Veterinarian Company: Farview Animal Clinic | Location: Paramus, NJ
A growing team is looking for a dedicated veterinarian. This could be a great chance if you’re eager to join a supportive environment. Apply Here
Veterinarian (Emergency) Company: Old Growth Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care | Location: Puyallup, WA
Perfect for someone who values teamwork and is ready to handle emergency cases while assisting referring vets with transfers. Apply Here
Veterinarian Company: Country Pet Hospital | Location: Alpine, CA
Diagnose and treat clients’ pets in a friendly environment. Previous experience as a veterinarian or veterinary technician is beneficial. Apply Here
Veterinarian Company: Frankfort Animal Clinic | Location: Frankfort, KY
This friendly team is looking for a full-time veterinarian with a strong interest in medicine, ultrasound, or surgery. Apply Here
Veterinarian Company: Dade County Animal Hospital | Location: Wildwood, GA
Join a growing team in a well-equipped hospital. If you’re passionate about veterinary care, this role might be for you. Apply Here
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If remote work suits you, there’s a surge in telemedicine roles this week, particularly from Telesure. These positions allow you to leverage your skills from anywhere, using digital platforms to connect with pet owners.
Veterinarian, Remote Telemedicine Company: Telesure | Location: Austin, TX
Work remotely using a secure platform to connect with pet owners and provide care without the need for a clinic. Apply Here
Veterinarian, Remote Telemedicine Company: Telesure | Location: Indianapolis, IN
Provide veterinary care remotely and enjoy the flexibility of working from home while making a tangible difference. Apply Here
… (additional remote listings omitted for brevity)
Hope you find something that suits you this week. Whether you’re looking for a new challenge or a change of scenery, there’s something out there for everyone.
Did a couple of overnight ER weekends via telemed lately, and prebuilt SOAP templates plus a shared triage board kept the on‑site team moving without waiting on me. Love that ‘remote positions are on the rise,’ but confirm your malpractice and DEA/state coverage and push for a real overnight/weekend differential. @Guide your latency point is good; I hardwire Ethernet and keep a small UPS — , nothing worse than a blip nuking a consult mid‑CPR.
I set a saved search for teledent and apply within 30 minutes, plus I paste a 60-second intro video link; my callbacks jumped. +1 @s_greene1980, but quick caveat: ask if they’re compact-friendly or cover extra licenses — the DDH Compact is rolling out: https://ddhcompact.org. Anyone seeing minimum-hour guarantees, or is it still mostly per-consult?
I keep a ‘2-minute triage macro’ in a text expander that drops ROS, red‑flag checklist, and default discharge lines into the EMR, which keeps weekend telemed ER moving; just clear it with the clinic so your phrasing matches their protocols.
Before weekend overnights, I ask for EMR access 24 hours early and preload order sets, canned dosing lines, and discharge snippets, so the first couple consults move without friction. If they can’t grant early login or per-seat costs block it, I send a one-page dosing cheat sheet to the charge via email and confirm it at huddle, @s_greene1980.
Last week’s brachy chat had me double-checking our routine: 3–5 min flow-by O2, then slow alfaxalone while a second tech holds the head and we place a half-size-smaller ETT with a stylet — “extubate late, oxygen early” every time.
What’s helped me is inducing in sternal with the nose slightly elevated and the tongue gently pulled forward with wet gauze — my shorthand is “sternal, nose-up, tongue-out” — it keeps the soft palate off the larynx and buys a calmer glide to tube placement; just don’t overextend if they’ve got neck issues. Anyone else doing this?