Associate Veterinarian Emergency & Critical Care Clinicians
BluePearl Vet, LLC·Middletown Township, Pennsylvania
BluePearl Vet, LLC·Middletown Township, Pennsylvania
Provide emergency and critical care healthcare treatment to companion animals, including performing surgeries and administering medications. Diagnose illnesses using diagnostic tests and lead a professional work environment within the hospital.
Multiple Openings for Associate Veterinarian Emergency & Critical Care Clinicians – BluePearl Vet, LLC – Levittown, PA : Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD.
Provide emergency healthcare treatment to animals.
Administer medication, vaccinations, perform surgeries, and provide general health care for companion animals.
Combine personal observations, the owner’s perspective, and pertinent diagnostic tests such as blood tests, x-rays, and CT-scans to effectively treat and prevent diseases in animals.
Carry out euthanasia, which is the painless killing of a patient from an incurable disease.
Adhere to BluePearl's Five Principles within self and team.
Diagnose and treat animals with illnesses and injuries, including dressing wounds, performing surgical operations, and prescribing appropriate medications and treatments.
Operate medical equipment used in animal treatment, such as CT-scan and urinalysis.
Educate animal owners on animal behavior.
Write prescriptions for sick animals.
Carry out research on animal diseases, such as prevention and treatment.
Research how to protect humans from infection by animal diseases.
Complete appropriate documentation and request referrals from other specialists as needed.
Serve as a hospital leader in setting a pleasant, engaging, and professional work environment.
Participate in hospital medical meetings and professional forums.
Domestic travel for continuing education is optional. May be asked to cover shifts for other Veterinarians at BluePearl hospitals located within same MSA.
$230,000/year; detailed benefits information available at Culture & Benefits tab .
Requires a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree and a Pennsylvania veterinary license. Candidates must complete a residency in emergency medicine and be eligible for ACVECC board certification within six months of hire.
Market context
In Pennsylvania, emergency and critical care veterinary roles are typically in steady demand because hospitals need clinicians who can manage urgent cases and overnight coverage. These positions are competitive because they require a DVM, a Pennsylvania license, emergency medicine residency training, and eligibility for ACVECC board certification within six months of hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your residency background and board-certification timeline before applying.
