Emergency Veterinarian

Position: Emergency Veterinarian Opportunity at Willamette Veterinary Hospital

Emergency Veterinarian Opportunity at Willamette Veterinary Hospital at Willamette Veterinary Hospital summary:

Willamette Veterinary Hospital seeks an Emergency Veterinarian to provide high-quality medical and surgical care in a hybrid AAHA-accredited small animal general practice and 24/7 emergency hospital in Corvallis, OR. The role involves diagnostics, critical care management, and emergency surgeries with support from advanced equipment and a 3:1 support staff-to-doctor ratio, rotating shifts (10-14/month), and opportunities for professional growth. Compensation includes competitive salary with production bonuses, benefits (health, dental, vision, 401k), CE allowance, and network support from Mission Pet Health.

If

you are searching for a practice where high-quality medicine meets genuine compassion, Willamette Veterinary Hospital is your next career home. Located in the heart of Corvallis, Oregon, we are a full-service, AAHA-accredited small animal general practice and 24/7 emergency hospital. This unique hybrid environment allows us to handle complex cases and requires a dedication to the highest standards of medical practice.

Quality of medicine is at the core of what we do. Our state-of-the-art facility is fully equipped to support advanced diagnostics and complex medical management. You will work with an in-house lab, digital radiography (including dental), ultrasound, a Snyder oxygen cage, blood products, and a therapy laser. We also utilize a CO2 laser for a variety of advanced soft tissue surgeries.

We use Cornerstone for our electronic medical records to ensure seamless documentation and workflow. We believe that supporting our teammates is crucial to excellent patient care. Our doctors are supported by a 3:1 support staff-to-doctor ratio, including dedicated ER and ICU technicians who ensure continuity of care. When you join our team, you gain access to a supportive environment that prioritizes collaboration and a healthy work-life balance.

We also provide a robust network of educational resources and professional growth opportunities, supporting you whether you wish to gain credentialing, move into leadership, or access internal specialty consultations. Corvallis offers an exceptional quality of life where the stunning Pacific Northwest is literally your backyard. Home to Oregon State University, the city blends the intellectual energy of a college town with the charm of a close-knit community.

Located in the Willamette Valley, you are perfectly positioned to enjoy incredible outdoor recreation—from kayaking down the Willamette River and hiking the Corvallis-to-the-Sea Trail to exploring local vineyards and the majestic Oregon coast. With a rich arts scene, local boutiques, and a vibrant Farmers' Market, Corvallis is a wonderful place to live, connect with nature, and grow roots.

Your Impact as an Emergency Veterinarian

As an Emergency Veterinarian, you will be the calm in the storm for pet owners facing their most difficult moments. You will provide critical medical and surgical care to patients in acute distress, utilizing advanced diagnostic and procedural skills to save lives. Working within a collaborative, AAHA-accredited environment, you will have the resources and support needed to practice medicine at the highest level while guiding families through urgent decisions with empathy and clarity.

Your

Impact Will Include:

• Diagnostic Excellence: You will diagnose and treat complex cases using our full suite of tools, including ultrasound, digital radiography, and in-house labs, ensuring timely and accurate treatment plans.
• Critical Care Management: You will manage hospitalized and critical patients utilizing advanced support systems like Snyder oxygen cages and blood product transfusions.
• Surgical Expertise: You will perform emergency surgical procedures (e.g., GDV, splenectomy, C-section, laceration repair) and advanced soft tissue surgeries using our CO2 laser. Comfort with surgery or a willingness to learn is essential.
• Team Collaboration: You will work closely with a highly skilled medical support team (maintaining a 3:1 support ratio) to direct nursing care and mentor technicians and assistants.
• Balanced Scheduling: You will work a rotating schedule of day, swing, and overnight shifts, averaging 10-14 shifts per month, designed to support a sustainable work-life balance.

What You'll Bring to the Team

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) degree from an accredited university.
• 1-3 years of veterinary experience is required.
• Active Oregon Veterinary License in good standing.
• Strong surgical and emergency skills are essential.
• Ability to lead by example, maintain composure in high-stress situations, and collaborate effectively.
• Interest and experience in both General Practice and Emergency medicine is a plus.

How You're Supported

As part of the Mission Pet Health family, you get the stability of a local practice backed by the comprehensive benefits and resources of a larger network. The focus is on…