Galaxy Vets·Pearland, Texas
Veterinarians will be responsible for seeing all presenting patients during daytime shifts, performing triage, stabilization, diagnosis, and treatment, including urgent and emergency soft tissue surgeries. They must maintain accurate medical records and communicate effectively with clients in high-stress situations.
Urgent Care / Emergency Veterinarian — Up to $300K (Cash + Equity Sign-On) Pearland, TX — Daytime ER Model — No Overnight Shifts
This is not a typical veterinary position.
This opportunity offers both strong immediate compensation and a direct financial stake in a practice positioned for corporate acquisition.
We are building a high-performance daytime emergency hospital in one of the fastest-growing suburbs of Houston.
The practice has been independently valued at approximately $3M and is actively preparing for sale.
Veterinarians who contribute to this growth will share directly in the financial upside.
This is an ownership-track opportunity designed for veterinarians who want to practice high-quality emergency medicine while building long-term wealth.
What Makes This Opportunity Different True emergency and urgent care medicine during daytime hours (no overnight shifts) High-acuity caseload with surgical volume All presenting patients are seen — no diversion or case selection Direct equity participation in a practice preparing for acquisition Clear link between performance and financial upside Predictable rotating 4/3 schedule with shared weekend coverage
Key Responsibilities See all patients presenting during your shift (no exceptions without leadership approval) Triage, stabilize, diagnose, and treat patients Perform urgent and emergency soft tissue surgeries Refer cases only after appropriate in-hospital workup Maintain accurate and thorough medical records Communicate effectively with clients in high-stress situations Collaborate with team members and follow established workflows
Surgical Requirements Soft tissue surgery Emergency abdominal procedures (foreign bodies, GDV stabilization, splenic cases) Pyometra surgery Wound repair and laceration management Mentorship is available, but candidates must be willing to perform surgery.
Professional Corporation Requirement In accordance with Texas law, veterinary practices must operate under a Professional Corporation (PC) owned by a licensed veterinarian. The selected candidate will be required to hold the PC in their name. Full legal and administrative support will be provided.
Ideal Candidate DVM or equivalent veterinary degree Licensed (or eligible for licensure) in Texas Willing to hold the Professional Corporation (PC) Experience in emergency, urgent care, or high-volume general practice Strong surgical confidence Ability to make independent clinical decisions Motivated by both clinical excellence and financial growth
4 shifts one week, 3 shifts the following week Daytime hours only (no overnight shifts) Shared weekend coverage
The Bottom Line Earn $150K+ from day one Up to $100K cash payout at practice sale Equity growth potential of $500K–$800K+ Total potential earnings of $1.2M–$1.5M+ over 5 years
Candidates must possess a DVM or equivalent degree and be licensed or eligible for licensure in Texas, with a willingness to hold the required Professional Corporation in their name. Strong surgical confidence and the ability to make independent clinical decisions are essential, motivated by both clinical excellence and financial growth.
Market context
Texas urgent care and emergency veterinarian roles are typically driven by steady demand for same-day and after-hours care, especially in busy metro and suburban markets. These positions are competitive because employers look for DVMs who are Texas-licensed or eligible, comfortable with surgical cases, and able to make independent clinical decisions; equity can add to the appeal. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and confirm the Professional Corporation requirement before applying.