Diagnostic Imaging Veterinarian or Veterinary Radiologist
Resourcing Edge·Reno, Nevada
Resourcing Edge·Reno, Nevada
The role involves performing and interpreting various advanced imaging modalities including abdominal, MSK, cardiac, and small-part ultrasounds, running CT imaging, and executing CT-guided procedures. Additionally, the veterinarian will perform flexible and rigid endoscopy across GI, respiratory, and urogenital systems, while also mentoring technicians and assistants.
Our client, Animal Emergency and Specialty Center (AESC) in Reno, NV, is seeking an Imaging Veterinarian to join their growing specialty team.
In this role, you’ll utilize your expertise in ultrasound, and CT while working shoulder‑to‑shoulder with a collaborative group with a strong interest in emergency medicine, with a specialist in surgery. You’ll also support a robust network of referring hospitals across Northern Nevada and California—making a meaningful impact on pet care throughout the region.
This opportunity is ideal for a veterinarian who wants to practice high-quality medicine and enjoy an enviable work/life balance. Reno offers year‑round recreation, a vibrant community, proximity to Lake Tahoe and zero State Income Tax!
You’ll join a dedicated team of 90 passionate professionals committed to restoring health and comfort to the local pet community. Competitive compensation, a supportive culture, and access to exceptional equipment make this an outstanding career move. If you’re ready for a rewarding role in an incredible location, let’s connect!
Reno = Lake Tahoe skiing, Sierra Nevada hiking, mountain biking, fishing, trail running—all without big-city cost of living. Your next adventure starts outside your front door.
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Candidates must possess a DVM or equivalent degree, proficiency in advanced imaging, ultrasound, and CT, and have at least three years of experience in a specialty or emergency veterinary hospital. Board certification or residency training is preferred, but board eligibility is encouraged, and the applicant must be able to obtain licensure in Nevada.
Market context
In Nevada, diagnostic imaging veterinarians and veterinary radiologists are typically sought by specialty and emergency hospitals that need advanced ultrasound and CT support. These roles are competitive because employers often prefer board certification or residency training, while also valuing strong experience in specialty settings; review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, since they are condensed from the original posting. A practical next step is to confirm your imaging case experience and be ready to discuss how you work with referring clinicians.
