Full-time/Part-time Veterinarian

Fast-growing community-focused animal welfare agency in central Maryland seeks a high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter surgeon for spay and neuter.  Full-time/Part-time, specifics negotiable.
We are a progressive 501-C-3 in central Maryland with a new high-quality, high volume spay/neuter clinic.  If you feel strongly about helping animals in your community and being a part of a committed and passionate team, this job is for you.  
Perform on average 25-30 spay/neuter surgeries a day
Follow Best practices on pre-, peri-, and post operative care
Provide confident and clear direction to clinic staff
Oversee all aspects of assigned patients, including but not limited to; physical examination, surgery; pre- and post-operative care; anesthetic protocols; patient monitoring; and emergency response.
Assess individual patient issues and provide sensible and compassionate solutions
Communicate issues regarding the clinic's disease control protocols. surgical protocols, or other medical issues with the Executive Director
Perform weekly exams at local animal shelter and provide clear and attainable medical plans for staff to follow
Collaborate with different departments within the organization to ensure excellent medical care throughout the different programs offered
Model a standard of continual commitment to improvement in all aspects of organizational operations and handling of animals
Maintain Continuing Education requirements as set forth by the Maryland State Board of Veterinary MedicineFast-growing community-focused animal welfare agency in central Maryland seeks a high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter surgeon for spay and neuter.  Full-time/Part-time, specifics negotiable.
We are a progressive 501-C-3 in central Maryland with a new high-quality, high volume spay/neuter clinic.  If you feel strongly about helping animals in your community and being a part of a committed and passionate team, this job is for you.  
Perform on average 25-30 spay/neuter surgeries a day
Follow Best practices on pre-, peri-, and post operative care
Provide confident and clear direction to clinic staff
Oversee all aspects of assigned patients, including but not limited to; physical examination, surgery; pre- and post-operative care; anesthetic protocols; patient monitoring; and emergency response.
Assess individual patient issues and provide sensible and compassionate solutions
Communicate issues regarding the clinic's disease control protocols. surgical protocols, or other medical issues with the Executive Director
Perform weekly exams at local animal shelter and provide clear and attainable medical plans for staff to follow
Collaborate with different departments within the organization to ensure excellent medical care throughout the different programs offered
Model a standard of continual commitment to improvement in all aspects of organizational operations and handling of animals
Maintain Continuing Education requirements as set forth by the Maryland State Board of Veterinary Medicine

2-3 years relevant small animal veterinary experience including medicine and surgery

No sanctions with the Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners

Proficient in sterilization surgeries for cats and dogs

Maintain an active Maryland Veterinary License, Maryland Controlled Dangerous Substance License, and Professional Liability Insurance Policy

DEA License preferrable

Able to exercise professional judgement in the best interest of the animals

Strong interpersonal, collaborative and team-building skills

Strong communication skills

Positive attitude