Emergency Veterinarian

Global Talent Partners

Denver, CO

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JOB DETAILS

SALARY

$225,000–$340,000 Per Year

SKILLS

Anesthesiology, Case Management, Clinical Practices/Protocols, Communication Skills, Critical Care, Customer Support/Service, Emergency Care, Emergency Procedures, Government, Health Plan, Healthcare, Hospital, Insurance, Java Swing, Language Interpreter, Medical Records, Pain Management, Patient Care, Patient Safety, Performing Arts, Professional Services, Radiography, Radiology, Team Player, Time Management, United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), Urgent Care, Veterinary Hospital, Veterinary Medicine

LOCATION

Denver, CO

POSTED

Today

Advance your emergency and urgent care career in Denver, CO with compensation up to $340,000. A well-regarded, accredited small-animal hospital is seeking an Emergency Veterinarian (Relief) to support a growing caseload in a collaborative, modern setting.

The Hospital
This is a community-focused, accredited practice known for attentive, low-stress patient care and strong client communication. The team includes experienced veterinarians, credentialed technicians, and dedicated support staff who work to established clinical standards and protocols. Facilities include an in-house laboratory, imaging (radiology/x-ray and dental radiography), surgical suites, an isolation area, and anesthesia and pain-management protocols that support high-quality, efficient care. The hospital emphasizes stress-reduction handling methods and offers tools that help clients understand and access care, including insurance guidance and interpreter services. Positive local feedback highlights the teams kindness, thoroughness, and commitment to pets and their people.

Location
Based in Denver, CO, this role places the successful candidate in a vibrant city where outdoor adventure meets a dynamic urban lifestyle. Excellent transport links, a diverse economy, and standout cultural amenities make Denver a compelling base for work and life.
- Mile-High setting with expansive city and mountain views at an elevation of 5,280 feet
- Denver International Airport offers extensive national and international connections
- Front Range trails, skiing, and mountain towns within easy day-trip distance
- Red Rocks Amphitheatre nearby for unforgettable concerts and events
- Major museums, performing arts, botanical gardens, and family attractions
- Renowned craft-beverage and food scene, including the Great American Beer Festival
- Walkable downtown anchored by the 16th Street Mall and strong light-rail/commuter links
- Abundant sunny or partly sunny days supporting an active, outdoor lifestyle
- Diverse regional economy spanning healthcare, education, government, tech, and professional services

Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage for eligible classifications
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Paid time off and paid sick leave
- Generous employee pet-care discounts
- Continuing education allowance and CE time
- State license and professional membership support
- Professional liability coverage
- Flexible scheduling options aligned with relief and emergency shift needs
- Employee assistance and wellness resources

The Role
- Provide emergency and urgent care for small animals across triage, stabilization, diagnostics, and treatment
- Manage critical patients, develop care plans, and perform emergency procedures as appropriate
- Utilize in-house lab, imaging, surgical suites, and isolation facilities to guide timely case management
- Collaborate closely with credentialed technicians and support staff to deliver efficient, low-stress care
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with pet owners about diagnostics, options, and follow-up
- Ensure accurate medical records and effective handovers for continuity of care
- Contribute to and uphold anesthesia, analgesia, and patient-safety protocols
- Cover swing, overnight, weekend, and holiday shifts as scheduled; additional relief shifts available

Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution
- Eligibility for licensure to practice veterinary medicine in Colorado
- Authorization to work in the United States
- DEA registration (or eligibility) for controlled substances
- Prior emergency or urgent care experience preferred; strong new graduates with ER-focused training considered
- Proficiency with triage, stabilization, and common emergency procedures; comfort with anesthesia and soft-tissue interventions
- Commitment to low-stress handling and excellent client communication
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-centered environment and work swing/overnight schedules

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