Lakefield Veterinary Group·Springfield, Oregon
Provide emergency and critical care veterinary services within a VECCS certified hospital. Collaborate with a team of specialists, including a Criticalist and Neurologist, to deliver high-quality medical care to pets.
Emergency Veterinary Hospital is looking to welcome a Full-Time Emergency Room Veterinarian to our team and our rapidly growing VECCS certified hospital!
Our Hospital and Benefits: The Emergency Veterinary Hospital is a family-oriented practice that works hard to build a culture of collaboration and wellness.
Along with a Criticalist and a Neurologist, our fully staffed ER is ready to welcome another DVM to our mix as we continue to grow!
Our goal is to enable all of our doctors and support staff to practice in an environment that fosters quality of life, professional development, and excellent care.
We have been AAHA accredited since 2008 and our commitment to these standards enable our associates to practice the best quality of medicine they know how.
Our hospital boasts a robust mentoring program to guide associates with less experience in the ER field.
We offer a fully-equipped diagnostic laboratory, cutting-edge surgical facilities, digital radiography, ultrasound and CT.
You will be working closely with our team including our Medical Director, Dr.
Max Rinaldi.
Dr.
Rinaldi, was raised in Nevada and received his DVM from Kansas State University, graduating in 2012.
Dr.
Rinaldi then spent a year in a rotating Internal Medicine and Surgery Internship at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, followed by a year internship in Exotic Animal Medicine and Surgery at Louisiana State University.
Dr.
Rinaldi's professional interests include emergency and critical care, emergency surgery, and exotic animal medicine.
He is a member of the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Our Values: The way we approach our work matters.
Our core values—do the right thing, fun, wow service, respect, and learning—guide everything we do at Emergency Veterinary Hospital.
Community Impact: Our commitment to pets extends beyond our hospital walls.
Our Team Members can give back to communities around the globe through our partnership with World Vets.
Each year, we send a group of doctors and support staff abroad to help pets in need and support programs that nurture healthy relationships between people and animals.
When you join our team, you'll receive: Competitive base salary with bonus potential Medical, Dental, Vision, Life insurance - with company contribution HSA account Paid Parental Leave License reimbursement Continuing Education allowance $2,500 for FT DVM's 401k with company match Generous Paid Time Off for work/life balance Practice freedom AVMA PLIT Professional Liability Insurance Sign-On Bonus for Full-Time Veterinarians Springfield, Oregon: Come experience Willamette Valley where outdoor recreation is in abundance.
Surrounded on two sides by the Cascade and Coastal Mountain ranges there are numerous opportunities for hiking, cycling, and boating.
Emergency Veterinary Hospital is a short drive from the coast and two hours south of the Portland metropolitan area.
Springfield, OR and its neighboring city of Eugene boast a wide variety of restaurants, theater, parks, and recreation, as well as a diverse culture.
Emergency Veterinary Hospital is part of the Lakefield Veterinary Group—a family-owned company that offers support and resources to hospital teams while empowering them to make decisions about how they practice medicine and show up for their communities.
For additional info about Emergency Veterinary Hospital, please visit https://emergencyvethosp.com/. Please contact Joe Rusk at joe.rusk@lakefieldvet.com with any questions or to submit your resume; or apply online here: Find Your Career - Lakefield Careers. #LI-JR1
Must be a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM). The hospital offers a mentoring program for those with less experience in the emergency field.
Market context
Emergency veterinarian roles in Oregon are often in steady demand because hospitals need clinicians who can handle urgent cases, triage quickly, and work flexible schedules. These positions are competitive because employers look for a DVM, strong emergency decision-making, and the ability to fit into fast-paced teams; this hospital also notes a mentoring program for less experienced emergency veterinarians. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm shift expectations and how the sign-on bonus, paid time off, and parental leave are structured.
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