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Veterinary Neurologist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained)

J433993 Edmonton Alberta CAD200K - CAD300K / Year

Step into a leading role with a prestigious veterinary hospital based in Edmonton, AB, with a salary of up to $300,000.

The Hospital
Underpin the compassionate care of a dynamic veterinary team committed to excellence in patient and family services. The hospital is equipped with cutting-edge technology in a spacious 20,000-square-foot facility, including updated diagnostic and imaging tools. In the wake of expanding services and facilities, the hospital emphasizes streamlined operations focused on comprehensive, round-the-clock care, supported by a highly skilled team of Registered Veterinary Technologists and emergency care specialists. The team's co-operative spirit and decade-long synergies resonate through their work, facilitating a supportive and progressive work environment.

Location
- Edmonton, known as Canada's "Festival City," hosts over 50 vibrant festivals each year.
- Features the largest expanse of urban parkland in North America, offering endless outdoor activities.
- Cultural hotspots include the TELUS World of Science and North America's largest mall with world-class attractions.
- Home to leading educational institutes such as the University of Alberta.
- A cosmopolitan community with a sunny climate, making it an ideal locale for both personal growth and professional advancement.

Benefits
- Generous compensation package.
- Flexible scheduling to ensure a healthy work-life balance.
- Paid wellness days and vacation time.
- Employee assistance program.
- Comprehensive medical library and continuing education support.
- Professional development opportunities.
- Career advancement pathways.
- Licensing, membership fees, and conference expenses coverage.
- Relocation assistance.

The Role
This role offers an engaging environment where board-certified or residency-trained Veterinary Neurologists will lead in diagnosing and treating neurological diseases in small companion animals. The position involves utilizing advanced imaging techniques and collaborating with a team dedicated to a high standard of care. Specifics of the day-to-day responsibilities will be communicated upon applying.

Requirements
- License to practice in Alberta, Canada.
- Eligibility to work in Canada.
- Board-certified or residency trained.

Join a team that leads with grace and professionalism in a facility known for its sophisticated care and client satisfaction. Click apply, and one of our team members will be in touch shortly.

Benefits

Competitive Salary, Medical insurance, Sign on bonus