Description
Why Choose Us?
At The Emergency Pet Hospital of Glendora, we don’t just want you to cover shifts we want you to thrive. Our overnight veterinarians work three nights a week and enjoy four full days off to recharge. We care for our team the way we care for our patients: with full support. That means 100% paid health, dental, and vision insurance, profit sharing, fully covered CE (including travel and hotel), and even meals during your shifts.
Here, you’ll join a tight-knit crew that values collaboration, respect, and a passion for emergency medicine.
About the Role
We’re looking for an Emergency Veterinarian who thrives in a fast-paced ER setting. If you enjoy tackling challenging cases, performing soft-tissue surgeries, managing transfusions, and leading critical patient care with the support of licensed RVTs and skilled assistants, this is the opportunity for you.
What We Offer
$220k–$300k annually, commensurate with experience
Full mentorship program available
100% employer-paid health, dental, and vision
401(k) with profit sharing
Paid time off for balance and rest
Fully paid CE including travel, hotel, and program
Hospital-paid shift meals
Only 3 nights per week = 4 days off to recharge
A supportive, upbeat environment where your skills matter
What You’ll Have at Your Fingertips
Dedicated ICU unit for critical patients
Ultrasound for advanced diagnostics
State-of-the-art monitoring equipment
Full in-house lab for rapid results
Digital radiography
Licensed, experienced RVTs and assistants to support every case
What You’ll Do
Deliver excellent emergency and critical care with confidence and compassion
Manage diagnostics, treatments, soft-tissue surgeries, and transfusion cases
Partner with a collaborative medical team to achieve the best outcomes
Communicate clearly and empathetically with pet parents during urgent situations
Maintain accurate, complete medical records in compliance with California standards
Requirements
Qualifications and Skills
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Eligible for California veterinary license
Graduate of an accredited veterinary college or university
Skilled in surgery, transfusion medicine, and critical care
A positive, team-oriented professional who values clear communication
