Veterinary Medicine - January 2009 - (Page 48) M arketplace careersniff premium california Associate Veterinarian for a 4-doctor small animal hospital in Glendale, CA. Well equipped: digital x-rays, ultrasound, telemedicine, endoscopy, air-driven complete dental suite, board certi ed surgeon on staff, no emergencies, exotic experience a plus. At this time we have started the process of planning and constructing a brand new hospital to replace our existing facilities. Join us in this exciting project. Excellent compensation: either straight salary, or a combination of base salary plus production. We are open to discuss helping with relocation and housing expenses. Interested in working in Southern California for a few weeks/months, and keep your original place of residence? We are open to consider this option. Contact William Narez, 818-244-8911, 818-244- south carolina Let’s get down to what you really want to know! Full-time veterinarian position =10 shifts/mo. Salary average for 2007 $100K—bene ts include health, dental and liability insurance; 401(k); plentiful CE funds; and membership/dues/licensure fees paid. Our vedoctor rotation allows for a exible schedule and ample time off. Central South Carolina has beautiful lakes, mountains, and beaches that provide exciting recreational opportunities. Environment conducive to families, yet thriving downtown and rst-rate university offer additional cultural events. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of care to patients in a busy and growing critical care practice. Our staff is highly trained. We offer the nest, most progressive veterinary care possible in our state-ofthe-art, fully-computerized, AAHA-accredited hospital. Our facility is part of the SC Veterinary Referral System. Prefer emergency experience or internship. Veterinary Reprints Contact: tracie.quick@scvec.com. 3324 (fax), admin@gatewayanimalhospital.com. texas colorado VeTeriNAriAN VeTeriNAriAN Full-time Associate Veterinarian position available at an AAHA accredited small animal & equine practice. Located in beautiful Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Looking for an outgoing, enthusiastic individual interested in providing high quality medicine and customer service to our dedicated/loyal clients. Competitive salary and bene ts package including: Health, CE, IRA. Located in the heart of the beautiful Texas Hill Country in downtown Austin, TX, we are seeking an associate veterinarian interested in working in a 24-hour small animal hospital that practices emergency and routine patient care. An associate veterinarian with us is offered an excellent support staff and a competitive bene ts package and salary, as well as a variety of medical opportunities. We have an immediate opening for an experienced emergency veterinarian for the overnight shift. Schedule is 4 nights on/4 nights off (rotating). NOTES: 1 opening. Competitive salaries based on experience level. We are a ve-doctor practice that has been in business since 1995. Visit our website: www.sanjuanvethospital.com Send resume Attn: Amy at amy@sanjuanvethospital.com or fax 970-264-2629 www.ampmanimalhospital.com Practice your best veterinary medicine with a Houston florida Full-time and/or part-time small animal associate veterinarian wanted for a busy practice on the beautiful Panhandle of Florida. The candidate needs to be caring, energetic, motivated and dedicated, with a positive attitude that can provide high-quality medicine to our dedicated and loyal clients. The position offers excellent earning potential with either salary or percentage of production, in addition to health insurance, CE and IRA. We have a wellquali ed staff of ten employees with a combined total of 85 years of experience caring for small animals and their owners. To apply or for further information, please e-mail to navarreanimal@bellsouth.net, fax to (850) 939-5531, or call Sharon at (850) 939-1373. area small animal, multi-doctor practice that supports your efforts wholeheartedly. We seek an associate veterinarian for our AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital, where you will nd all diagnostic tools and equipment necessary to make your best diagnosis. Our list of medical equipment is too long to divulge here. We support your efforts with skilled, fully trained registered and certi ed veterinary technicians, and our management and customer service staff handle the business aspects of cases with nesse. We create a positive environment that allows you to focus on your patients’ care in our beautiful, free standing animal hospital. Individuals with all levels of experience are welcome to join our enthusiastic group of veterinary professionals. Our salary is excellent, and the bene ts package includes 401(k) pro t sharing, generous paid vacation, health and dental insurance, CE allowance, paid licenses, professional liability policy, and more. individuals interested in this associate vet- erinarian position should respond and send a resume to HoustonVetAssoc@aol.com. Travel expenses reimbursement for qualified candidates. The job seekers’ best friend! www.careersniff.com 48 January 2009 Veterinary Medicine http://reprints.advanstar.info http://www.ampmanimalhospital.com http://www.sanjuanvethospital.com http://reprints.advanstar.info http://www.careersniff.com
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