Pathway Vet Alliance ER Academy : The goal in this 1-year internship is to provide focused mentorship to new graduate veterinarians so they will have a solid foundation for a successful career in Veterinary Emergency Medicine.

Program Details

• All interns will be schedule on shift with a Mentor Veterinarian
• Interns scheduled no more than 50 hours/ week
• $50,000 annual salary
• Paid travel and housing for orientation in Austin, TX including FASTVet ultrasound course with Dr Greg Lisciandro
• Paid CE and travel for endoscopy foreign body retrieval, ER surgical techniques and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Fort Collins, CO
• Paid travel for 1 week rotation at Animal Neurology and Imaging Center in Arizona or Texas
• Basic and Advanced Life Support online CPR training through VECCS Recover CPR Initiative.
• No obligation to continue employment after the conclusion of the 1 year program.
• Well qualified candidates will have opportunity for a sign on bonus if they elect to continue employment with a Pathway Hospital..

We provide a structured and mentored program to develop emergency veterinary clinicians who are learning clinical, communication, and personal skills to allow a long and satisfying career in emergency veterinary medicine.

This ECC internship allows the intern to be immersed in emergency medicine within the first week by being the primary clinician seeing a wide range of emergencies. The intern is always scheduled on shift with a senior clinician dedicated to mentoring and ensuring your success while allowing the intern to be the primary clinician.

The intern will also be supervised in surgery with the goal to have them competent in emergency soft tissue surgeries such as C-sections, pyometra, gastronomy, enterotomy, gastropexy, and splenectomy.

The intern will complete an orientation program in Austin, Texas with other members of ER Academy around the country that includes FASTVet point of care ultrasound training. They will also have a week rotation in Fort Collins, CO with paid travel for additional training on endoscopy foreign body retrieval, surgical techniques and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. An additional week-long rotation is provided at the Animal Imaging and Neurology Clinic in Scottsdale, AZ or Austin, TX. Group learning with all clinicians includes journal club, topic, case based, exotic and morbidity and mortality rounds that are held monthly.

By the end of the internship year, we expect the intern will be well-versed in most ECC presentations, and be proficient in typical ECC skills, procedures, and surgeries. At completion of the internship, the intern will be highly marketable and capable of comfortably going into any emergency veterinary facility with the tools to succeed.

Emergency Pet Clinic-San Antonio

Our Practice: The hospital is equipped with an in-house laboratory, digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, and a pulmonetic ventilator. As well as an experienced veterinary team who have been practicing high quality emergency medicine and critical care in San Antonio for over 25 years. Our team is dedicated to merging emergency and specialty medicine while maintaining our current culture of collaboration. If you want to work in an emotionally intelligent environment with excellent work life balance, then this is the team to join!

Interested? Apply today

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