Virginia Veterinary Centers, located in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia, is seeking a full-time Urgent Care Veterinarian to join our team. Our veterinarians work 3 shifts per week (12 hours). Our Urgent Care Veterinarians focus on non-critical cases that enter the emergency department. We are interested in speaking to internship trained and experienced GP or ER clinicians, and willing to mentor the right candidate. This position will include care and services of non-critical emergencies, to include skin lacerations, vomiting, limping, ear infections, eye and skin issues, etc. 

Established in 2005, we are an established and fast-growing hospital and we offer a variety of services including emergency, critical care, surgery, internal medicine and canine rehabilitation. Virginia Veterinary Centers, part of NVA Compassion-First, offers a team-oriented, collaborative, positive environment with a strong emphasis on work-life balance.  

Fredericksburg is an independent city known for its historic heritage. In addition to its rich history, Fredericksburg offers an abundance of activities.  In close proximity are the Rappahannock River, Blue Ridge Mountains, multiple craft breweries, wineries and distilleries, and Washington, DC is a short drive away.  Fredericksburg also has award-winning schools and is home to the University of Mary Washington.  For baseball fans, the Potomac Nationals just announced intent to build a stadium and are making a move to our lovely city.  

Do you have the desire to be part of a great team and culture? If a positive culture interests you, please forward your resume to Sarah Harvey: sarah.harvey@NVACompassionFirst.com 

NVA Compassion-First is a community of more than 80 specialty and emergency hospitals across North America driven by the spirit of collaboration and focused on empowering the advancement of veterinary medicine at the local hospital level. NVA Compassion-First is the trusted partner of hospital teams who are looking for more—more resources to advance their medicine, a greater sense of belonging, and increased opportunities to care for their patients, clients, and people. Learn more at NVACompassionFirst.com