ER Veterinarian

Earn up to $190,000 as an ER Veterinarian in Flint, MI, and join a respected emergency team delivering life-saving care with support, flexibility, and room to grow.

Hospital

This established emergency and triage practice provides high-acuity medical, trauma, surgical, and critical-care services with a strong reputation for timely, compassionate care. The team culture is collaborative and fast-paced, supported by experienced, licensed veterinary technicians and dedicated client service staff. Doctors practice with on-site resources that enable rapid decision-making and advanced care, including an in-house laboratory, digital radiography, ultrasound, a full surgical suite, multi-parameter monitoring, ventilator support, oxygen therapy, fluid therapy, and blood transfusion capability. The hospital also maintains isolation facilities, patient warming systems, electronic medical records, and an in-house pharmacy. Emergency hours include evenings and weekends, and patients are monitored overnight with established protocols, creating predictable after-hours systems. Mentorship, flexible scheduling, and a focus on work-life balance are central to the hospital's approach.

Location

Flint, MI offers the convenience of a Midwest hub with a growing cultural and outdoor scene, making it easy to balance a meaningful career with a fulfilling life outside of work. Located about an hour from Detroit and served by Bishop International Airport, Flint combines accessibility with affordability and a strong sense of community.

• Easy regional access: about a 1-hour drive to Detroit and commercial flights from Bishop International Airport just minutes from downtown.
• Cultural center highlights: the Sloan Museum of Discovery, Longway Planetarium, and the Flint Institute of Arts offer year-round programs and family-friendly attractions.
• Downtown energy: the Flint Farmers' Market is a lively community hub with local vendors, eateries, and frequent events.
• Outdoors and wellness: miles of Flint River Trail for biking and walks, riverfront parks, and Stepping Stone Falls for scenic escapes.
• Signature events: the HAP Crim Festival of Races and Back to the Bricks bring region-wide energy to the city.
• Revitalization momentum: ongoing redevelopment and investment are fueling new jobs and amenities.
• Cost advantage: a lower cost of living and more attainable housing compared with larger Michigan metros.

Benefits

• $100,000 signing bonus paid within the first 30 days
• Production bonus structure with no negative accrual
• Long-term incentive cash program tied to production
• Generous continuing education allowance with paid licenses and professional dues
• Flexible scheduling, strong work-life balance, and formal mentorship
• Relocation assistance available
• 401(k) with company match
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
• Life insurance and mental health resources
• Student loan assistance programs
• Generous paid time off and holidays
• Transparent production metrics and operational support
• Referral bonus program
• Professional liability coverage and typical ancillary benefits
• Pet care discounts

The Role

• Provide emergency and urgent care, including triage, stabilization, diagnostics, and treatment planning for high-acuity cases
• Manage trauma, critical-care, and select emergency surgeries in a fully equipped surgical suite
• Utilize in-house diagnostics, digital imaging, and ultrasound to guide timely medical decisions
• Collaborate closely with experienced technicians and client service staff to ensure high-quality patient care and communication
• Maintain comprehensive medical records and clear client education during stressful situationsContribute to a culture of mentorship and knowledge-sharing across the clinical team
• Share a rotation that includes evenings, weekends, and holidays, with established overnight monitoring systems

Requirements

• DVM/VMD (or equivalent) from an accredited institution
• License to practice (or eligibility for licensure) in the State of Michigan
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• DEA license (or eligibility)
• Strong clinical judgment, communication, and teamwork skills; ER experience preferred, but motivated new graduates with an interest in emergency medicine are welcome to apply