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Looking for an amazing culture with great benefits including student loan payoff, matching 401k, generous work-life balance and PTO, plus a great team with mentorship and collaboration?? Look no further! CityPaws is looking for a FT/PT or long term Per Diem/Relief to join their team in one of two busy and thriving small animal practices. Contact me today to learn more!
Sarah.Lewis@encorevet.com or 518.934.4059.
Hi all-
Moving up to MD in June for a small animal rotating internship and looking for a roommate(s) in the Rockville area. I’ll be bringing a medium size golden retriever (very calm and well behaved) with me and would love a place with a yard if possible.
In my free time I like to play soccer, rock climb, and read. Let me know if your interested or if you have any leads!
-Scott 🏳️🌈
Anyone seeking a change from traditional Hospital and Clinic Veterinarian Medicine consider exploring opportunities in DC and Maryland with MVS Pet Care. See ad in link
I am Kristina Recruiter with Banfield Pet Hospital. We are currently seeking Veterinarians for our amazing D.C Yards Location. I can be contacted at
kristina.holmes@banfield.com. Please feel free to share my contact information. We are offering Sign-on and Relocation!
Our state-of-the-art veterinary hospital, with modern technology, offers the best opportunity for growth in the field and in your practice, which enables you to offer our patients the highest quality of care. Banfield offers you an environment that will allow you to provide the best care you can provide!
• Eligibility to enroll in the Veterinarian Student Debt Relief Program
• Personal development plans designed to define your career goals
• Optimum Wellness Plans for up to three pets
• Variety of discounts including Mars, PetSmart, Royal Cain, fitness, cellular, and so much more
How do you learn more…reach out to Kristina Holmes call/text 773-230-8756
Happy to see that our local DC news captured the emotional impacts of our veterinary profession! Even more proud that our own DCVMA members - AVMA house of delegate - Dr. Will McCauley and Dr. Chris Miller of AtlasVet in D.C shared their story!
Hello Everyone! Join us on Saturday, May 18th for Perspectives 2019. A joint CE event with the specialties of the Hope Center! To register go to:
https://synergyvip.com/events-ce/
The National Association of Federal Veterinarians is seeking a new Executive Vice President.
Job Posting:
http://bit.ly/2j3PsAc
The National Association of Federal Veterinarians seeks new Executive Vice President!
The ideal person would be dynamic, energetic, and interested in advancing the veterinary medical profession in federal, military and policy advocacy. The EVP should have the ability to identify common goals and build consensus opinion for common objectives to support NAFV members in the federal and military workforce. Even more importantly, the EVP should have the drive to grow the organization membership and mentor future leaders in the federal and military veterinary profession and organization.
Company: National Association of Federal Veterinarians
Location: 1910 Sunderland Place NW, Washington, DC 20036
Employee Type: Full-Time or Part-Time
Industry: Non-Profit
Job Type: Executive, Veterinary Education
Experience: At least 10 year(s)
Annual Salary: negotiable
Manages Others: Yes
Post Date: 11/29/17
With any questions, candidates can contact the NAFV national office at
nafv@nafv.org or 202-223-4878.
National Association of Federal Veterinarians
1910 Sunderland Place, NW
Washington, D.C. 20036
Office: 202 - 223 - 4878 |
www.nafv.org |
nafv@nafc.org
CityPaws Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary facility with two locations. Currently we have a full time opening for an associate veterinarian at our Uptown location in Cleveland Park DC . We are a busy practice currently with a team of 2 full and 3 part time veterinarians, not to mention, a wonderful trained support staff. CityPaws offers a wide range of services including general sick and wellness care, diagnostic in-house and outside laboratory, digital radiology, dental prophylaxis with digital dental radiography, acupuncture and surgery. In addition to our focus on patient and client care, we also play a role in our community by supporting local rescue organizations. Feel free to visit our website:
www.citypawsanimalhospital.com CityPaws is currently searching for an experienced (1+ year or internship), highly motivated, and compassionate veterinarian to come join our team. We would prefer a candidate ready to work in a busy, growing practice with wonderful pet owners who are well educated and want the best care for their pets. We offer a flexible schedule, not to mention an excellent salary and benefits package including health insurance, disability insurance, 401K plan with contribution, continuing eductaion allowance, membership and licensing dues, Metro transit benefits and paid vacation. No emergency duty required. If you are interested in applying for a position, please send a cover letter and resume to Stephanie Emmert at
Stephanie@citypawsanimalhospital.com
About CityPaws Animal Hospital
CityPaws Animal Hospital officially opened its doors in April 2006 at 1823 14th St NW by Drs. Wendy Knight and Sarah Bowman, In 2016 we opened our second location at 3513 Connecticut Ave NW. Over the past several years, we have worked hard to assemble a team of caring, compassionate and highly skilled veterinary professionals that share the same dedication of delivering the highest quality veterin...
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It's not too late to join HSVMA and VIN to discuss financial wellness.
Wednesday, September 13th at 8:00 pm (ET), when HSVMA will present their latest RACE-approved webinar:
Climbing Mt. Debt: Understanding Your Student Loans and Navigating Your Repayment Options
During this webinar, Dr. Tony Bartels, from the Veterinary Information Network (VIN) will discuss how to understand your student loans and ways to navigate your repayment options.
Get more details and sign up Sign up for the webinar here.
https://hsvma.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_mc&view=mc&mcid=72&eventId=531377&orgId=hsvma
https://hsvma.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_mc&view=mc&mcid=72&eventId=531377&orgId=hsvma
Mark your calendars and join us Wednesday evening for this session!
HSVMA webinars are a free member benefit. If you are not a member you are welcome to participate in this webinar for a $49 fee or JOIN NOW so you can take advantage of free access to this and future webinars.
This program (RACE program number 237-30430) is approved by the AAVSB RACE to offer a total of 1.5 CE Credits, with a maximum of 1.5 CE Credits being available to any individual Veterinary Medical Professionals. This approval is valid in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB RACE; however, participants are responsible for ascertaining each board's CE requirements. RACE does not "accredit" or "endorse" or "certify" any program or person, nor does RACE approval validate the content of the program.
Hurricane Harvey Disaster Response Update
The key organizations and agencies responsible for that response in Texas have expressed gratitude for the outpouring of offers to help, and would like the veterinary community to know the following:
DON"T SELF-DEPLOY!
While the good intentions are appreciated, a systematic response is essential for effective, efficient progress of response and recovery efforts. Self-deploying volunteers can actually complicate and add to the work of local emergency management officials. Please do not enter a disaster-stricken area unless you are part of an organized response team with authorized access.
Future volunteer work is possible
The agencies tasked with response and recovery will identify needs for volunteers, and those volunteers will be coordinated through the incident management system. If you are interested in volunteering time to aid recovery efforts you should register now with the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (www.nvoad.org) and then await word on how and where your efforts can help. The Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners has applications available for Temporary Emergency Licenses for out-of-state veterinarians who expect to deploy in Texas. To facilitate supporting future incidents, veterinarians may want to consider joining and training with a veterinary medical emergency response team, such as a state veterinary medical reserve corps or local Medical Reserve Corps programs (
https://mrc.hhs.gov).
Donate if you can
Emergency officials say the best way to help at present is to donate to reputable organizations that will funnel the right aid to the people who need it. You might consider these:
American Veterinary Medical Foundation
www.avmf.org
Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation
www.texvetpets.org
Houston SPCA
www.houstonspca.org
SPCA of Texas
www.spca.org
Stay informed
The American Veterinary Medical Association has created a special website page (www.avma.org) covering Hurricane Harvey information for veterinarians, including how AVMA member veterinarians participating in rescue and emergency care related to Hurricane Harvey may apply for reimbursement grants through the AVMF.
