Veterinarian

Job DescriptionJob Description

Seven Bends Animal Hospital, our General Practice hospital located in Woodstock, Virginia, is looking for a Veterinarian to join our team

**Open to NEW GRAD candidates -- great Mentorship Program

**100K-130K Base Salary (varies based on qualifications/experience)

Seven Bends is committed to excellence in medicine, surgery, and client service.  We boost a full in-house lab; endoscopes; superior technical assistance; a state-of-the-art facility; and radioactive iodine capabilities in a beautiful location with easy access to both the culture of Northern Virginia and the outdoor activities of the mountains.  Our practice culture is nurturing and conducive to personal and professional growth.

About the Hospital

• Full Idexx laboratory, ultrasound, endoscopes, video otoscope, therapeutic laser, digital radiography including dental radiography
• Six exam rooms, spacious work area
• In-house crematory
• Cat-Friendly Practice
• We are the 1st primary care practice licensed to do radioactive iodine in the state with a referral base of 35+ hospitals.

 

About the area:

Woodstock, Virginia is the county seat of Shenandoah County.  We are a small town with a wonderful family feel, Woodstock is a great place to raise a family and take advantage of outdoor activities while still being close enough to the culture and opportunities in Northern Virginia and DC.

 

Qualifications

• A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from an accredited university. 
• Licensure in good standing to practice in the state in which applicant is to be employed.

For more information, please visit our website at: www.sevenbendsvet.net

Company DescriptionNVA was founded in 1996 by Stanley Creighton, DVM, with an emphasis on supporting local medical standards as established by individual hospitals and practitioners. He believed that veterinary medicine is best practiced when veterinarians craft their own hospital and community specific strategies for high quality patient care and client services.

The vision continues at NVA as we make available the tools and resources for hospitals to achieve their medical goals while avoiding any single standardized national plan that might not be the best fit for an individual hospital. The variety of tools and resources we provide include emerging research and care standards, access to our national medical database, human resource guidance, marketing support, recruiting assistance, tax preparation, and training and education for staff. Managing veterinarians decide what level of medicine they would like their hospital to achieve, and NVA provides the support to get them there.

...to improve the comfort and well-being of patients by providing progressive and compassionate veterinary care. We develop a team of individual hospitals that share knowledge to achieve sustainable growth.Company DescriptionNVA was founded in 1996 by Stanley Creighton, DVM, with an emphasis on supporting local medical standards as established by individual hospitals and practitioners. He believed that veterinary medicine is best practiced when veterinarians craft their own hospital and community specific strategies for high quality patient care and client services.\r
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The vision continues at NVA as we make available the tools and resources for hospitals to achieve their medical goals while avoiding any single standardized national plan that might not be the best fit for an individual hospital. The variety of tools and resources we provide include emerging research and care standards, access to our national medical database, human resource guidance, marketing support, recruiting assistance, tax preparation, and training and education for staff. Managing veterinarians decide what level of medicine they would like their hospital to achieve, and NVA provides the support to get them there. \r
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...to improve the comfort and well-being of patients by providing progressive and compassionate veterinary care. We develop a team of individual hospitals that share knowledge to achieve sustainable growth.

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