Emergency Clinician Immersion Program

Suveto•Town of De Witt, NY

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Calling all early career veterinarians interested in a rewarding and successful career in emergency medicine! This opportunity prioritizes your personal satisfaction, professional development, and earning potential. At the Veterinary Medical Center of CNY, we are passionate about enhancing veterinary medicine and culture by developing proficient, resilient clinicians to confidently lead the future of emergency medicine. We achieve this with an intentional cultivation of life/work balance, providing direct mentorship, hands on learning, communication and leadership training, and a cohesive team who understands the importance and value of emergency veterinary medicine. The Immersion Program provides a supportive and challenging environment for veterinarians interested in working in the rewarding field of emergency medicine. This comprehensive program will supply the structure for clinicians to gain proficiency in emergency medicine in an efficient, medically advanced, financially responsible, compassionate, and emotionally healthy manner. With continued resources and support, direct mentorship, and a wide variety of cases, the clinician will graduate from the program with the ability, confidence, and emotional resilience to not only continue, but truly enjoy a career in veterinary emergency medicine. The program provides mentorship and resources that reinforce and foster qualities known to increase the success and personal satisfaction of clinicians in an emergency setting.

Requirements

Early career veterinarians
Interest in emergency medicine
Successful completion of a Background Check screening prior to first date of employment.

Nice To Haves

DVM, 10+ year ER experience (Director of the Emergency Department)
DVM, DACVECC (Medical Director)
VTS certified LVTs

Responsibilities

Gain proficiency in emergency medicine in an efficient, medically advanced, financially responsible, compassionate, and emotionally healthy manner.
Develop the ability, confidence, and emotional resilience to continue and enjoy a career in veterinary emergency medicine.
Participate in didactic learning focused on emergency and other relevant topics.
Engage in cadaver skills labs, point of care ultrasound training, CPR training and certification.
Complete self-assessments and individual goal-oriented training.
Participate in self-preservation training (life/work balance, avoiding burnout and fatigue, stress resilience).
Engage in communication and leadership training.