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Emergency Veterinarian

J922275 Ossining New York Ossining USD150K - USD160K / Year

ER Per Diem Veterinarian opportunity in Ossining, NY, at a busy 24/7 specialty and emergency hospital, offering a competitive salary. This position provides flexible scheduling and exposure to complex cases within a highly collaborative environment.

The Hospital
This advanced small animal center combines emergency, critical care and multiple specialties under one roof, creating a true referral environment with a strong teaching culture. The emergency service operates around the clock and is supported by an Intensive Care Unit for high-acuity patients. On-site specialties include, for example, internal medicine, surgery, oncology, dermatology, diagnostic imaging and anesthesia, allowing seamless case collaboration. In-house diagnostics and imaging include CT, MRI, ultrasound, digital radiography, fluoroscopy, endoscopy and rapid laboratory capabilities, enabling timely decision-making. ICU resources include continuous monitoring, oxygen therapy, mechanical ventilation, transfusion support and infusion therapy. Experienced technicians and client-care teams are utilized to their full skill set, supporting efficient workflows and clinician development. The hospital is known locally for its emergency and specialty care and engages with complex oncology cases and clinical studies, offering a stimulating caseload and ongoing professional growth.

Location
Set along the Hudson River in Westchester County, Ossining blends riverfront charm with easy access to New York City. Professionals appreciate the balance of vibrant community life, outdoor recreation and convenient commuting options.
- Convenient NYC access via the Hudson Line from Ossining station to Grand Central; typical train times are roughly under an hour, with driving often around an hour depending on traffic.
- Hudson River waterfront amenities, including public parks, promenades and seasonal events at the riverfront.
- Active arts and culture scene supported by local organizations, galleries and performance venues hosting year-round programs.
- Lively downtown anchored by a long-running farmers market and frequent community events.
- Ongoing downtown revitalization, including streetscape improvements and enhanced connections between the station and village center.
- Cultural draw from the developing Sing Sing Prison Museum visitor experience and programming.
- Nearby nature preserves and trails, including Teatown Lake Reservation and the Old Croton Aqueduct, for hiking and weekend exploration.
- Historic Hudson River community character with a welcoming, small-town feel and a strong local amenities base.

Benefits
- Flexible per-diem scheduling with options for days, nights, weekends and holidays
- Competitive compensation
- Professional liability coverage
- 401(k) participation
- Continuing education allowance and paid CE time
- Reimbursement for state licensure and DEA registration
- Paid sick time in accordance with applicable laws
- Uniform/scrub allowance
- Employee pet care discount
- Wellbeing resources and employee assistance programs
- Mentorship and collaboration with on-site specialty and emergency teams

The Role
- Provide emergency and critical care on an as-needed basis within a 24/7 specialty and emergency setting
- Triage, stabilize, diagnose and treat urgent and emergent presentations across a wide range of conditions
- Manage ICU patients with continuous monitoring, oxygen therapy and advanced supportive care
- Perform common emergency procedures and coordinate surgical interventions with the surgery team as needed
- Interpret and act on in-house diagnostics and imaging in collaboration with diagnostic imaging and specialty services
- Communicate clearly with pet owners and referring veterinarians, ensuring thorough medical records and follow-through
- Lead, mentor and effectively utilize skilled technicians and support staff

If additional day-to-day details are desired, they will be provided upon application.

Requirements
- DVM or VMD (or equivalent) from an accredited institution
- Current license to practice veterinary medicine in New York, or eligibility to obtain
- DEA registration (or eligibility)
- Authorization to work in the United States
- Prior emergency experience or completion of a rotating internship preferred
- Strong clinical judgment, communication and teamwork skills
- Comfort working in a fast-paced, high-acuity environment with variable shift needs

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Benefits

Competitive Salary, Paid Vacations, Relocation assistance