Veterinarian, EmERge Program

Job Description

EmERge Emergency Veterinarian Training Program | BluePearl Pet Hospital

The Tone:
This is a full-time training program for veterinarians across BluePearl Pet Hospitals, with an initial in-person boot camp component. BluePearl Pet Hospital is dedicated to transforming and leading the industry through innovative, high-quality medicine and care. This role is crucial as it propels participants toward becoming skilled, confident, and proficient emergency veterinarians, equipped to administer life-saving care for pets in crisis.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: In-person, Various BluePearl Pet Hospitals
• Pay: $120000 yearly
• Mission: This person solves the critical need for skilled emergency veterinarians capable of providing life-saving care to pets in crisis.

What You’ll Actually Do
• Training Participation: Engage in 14 weeks of accelerated boot camp and initial training, including virtual asynchronous learning and an immersive two-week in-person session with the entire cohort.
• Practical Skill Development: Participate in hands-on labs, ER case scenarios, and critical practical skills development during the initial boot camp.
• Mentored Training: Spend 20 weeks in hands-on, immersive training guided by an experienced clinician mentor.
• Experiential Learning: Conduct 18 weeks of experiential training with continued mentorship at a primary hospital, rotating through emergency and critical care and other specialties.
• Patient Care: Administer life-saving care for pets in crisis, applying comprehensive knowledge and practical skills gained through the program.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Graduate of an accredited veterinary school. Doctorate Degree, Entry-Level.
• Experience: Candidates from new graduates to seasoned veterinary professionals are welcome, requiring a passed (or pending) NAVLE and licensure (or eligibility) in the state of interest.
• Skills: Foundational knowledge in veterinary medicine, aptitude for critical practical skills, and an ability to learn and apply emergency case scenario management.
• Bonus: A sincere interest in becoming an Emergency Veterinarian.