20 veterinary jobs found in maryland

Falls Road Animal Hospital has provided overnight emergency services to the Baltimore area for over 30 years. A major remodel is planned in the near future. With our new facility, we are introducing a different type of emergency schedule- ER Flex at Falls Road Animal Hospital -your key to maximizing your professional development and career satisfaction as an emergency clinician while building a fulfilling, eventful life outside of work. Our ER Flex clinicians will work a schedule of no more than 8 shifts per month (4 weeks) for a salary of $110K, up to $25k sign on/relocation bonus and full benefits. What do we want in return? We want you to enthusiastically dive into CE with a $5,000 CE allowance. Continuing to learn and develop is the key to engagement and upholding an exceptional standard of care. We want you to share your knowledge and excitement with your colleagues and use it to provide cutting edge care to your patients. We want you to get involved in your community. Falls Road is affiliated with many local and national charities through founder Kim Hammond, including Jhpiego and the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project . We want you to build a rich life during your time off . How will you spend the 21 days per month you're not working? Cheer on the Baltimore Orioles, grab a cocktail at Gunther & Co., chill out at First Thursdays in Canton Waterfront Park, dig in at the Chesapeake Crab and Beer Festival, veg out at Vegan Soulfest, enjoy Tyler the Creator at Merriweather Post, bike Jones Falls Trail, see Billy Joel at Oriole Park, and much more! We are excited to partner with you as we build an engaged, well-rested, truly happy team that remains a part of our family for years to come. For more details contact Danny Lewis at . PandoLogic. Keywords: Emergency Veterinarian, Location: Baltimore, MD - 21201

The NCI is implementing a program intended to connect and closely coordinate the Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis' (DCTD's) immunotherapeutics and other drug development activities with the translational oriented clinical trials of the Center for Cancer Research's (CCR's) Comparative Oncology Program (COP), especially the treatment of dogs with natural occurring cancers that can inform the prioritization of DCTD's clinical trial portfolio and elucidate drug mechanisms of action that cannot be studied readily in human patient populations. COP is launching a pilot program aimed to develop and oversee a series of comparative oncology Phase 0 studies, which assess novel anti-cancer agents in naturally-occurring canine cancers. The pilot program will be undertaken in collaboration with the DCTD through the existing Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC) infrastructure. KEY ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES This position description does not represent a current opening but may be used to identify candidates with skills and experience for positions within Leidos Biomedical Research that frequently become available. Candidates who express an interest may be considered for future positions at Leidos Biomedical Research. Review, analyze and interpret laboratory animal pharmacology, toxicology and preclinical modelling/efficacy data provided by the DCTD Provide protocol and SOP authorship inclusive of literature review, including design of canine clinical trials with input from COP leadership and toxicology, pharmacology, and assay development groups within the DCTD Demonstrate and maintain proficiency with the Oracle C3D database for all data management tasks, but will also be responsible for maintenance of CCR Clinical Informatics Wiki sites and other applicable Excel spreadsheets Review, analyze and interpret all data (clinical response, hematology, biochemistry, imaging, etc.) Generated in comparative canine clinical trials Provide monthly oral presentation of data via PowerPoint slides to COP and DCTD leadership Be responsible for direct, daily communications with COTC membership regarding protocol training and provision of protocol amendments, questions regarding canine patient management/adverse event management Conduct monthly interviews via telephone with all canine clinical trial sites to verify entry and determine the attribution of all efficacy and toxicity data reported in C3D Author quarterly study reports, submitted to study sponsors and COP leadership Co-author manuscripts that result from for canine clinical trials, inclusive of manuscript writing, literature review, creation of figures/data tables Conduct laboratory studies to elucidate a deeper understanding of key questions that arise during these trials BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Possession of a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or Veterinariae Medicinae Doctoris (VMD) degree from an AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) accredited college or university according to the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. Foreign degrees must be evaluated for U.S. equivalency Must have completed a residency in an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) or American College of Veterinary Radiology (ACVR)-approved program In addition to the educational requirements, a minimum of eight (8) years of experience including 3 years in veterinary oncology or related field Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance Have specialized expertise: in canine cancers and their treatment; in the design, conduct and management of canine clinical trials; and in the conduct of translational laboratory experimentation Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) | Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) | Drug Free Workplace (DFW)

The NCI is implementing a program intended to connect and closely coordinate the Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis' (DCTD's) immunotherapeutics and other drug development activities with the translational oriented clinical trials of the Center for Cancer Research's (CCR's) Comparative Oncology Program (COP), especially the treatment of dogs with natural occurring cancers that can inform the prioritization of DCTD's clinical trial portfolio and elucidate drug mechanisms of action that cannot be studied readily in human patient populations. COP is launching a pilot program aimed to develop and oversee a series of comparative oncology Phase 0 studies, which assess novel anti-cancer agents in naturally-occurring canine cancers. The pilot program will be undertaken in collaboration with the DCTD through the existing Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC) infrastructure. KEY ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES This position description does not represent a current opening but may be used to identify candidates with skills and experience for positions within Leidos Biomedical Research that frequently become available. Candidates who express an interest may be considered for future positions at Leidos Biomedical Research. Review, analyze and interpret laboratory animal pharmacology, toxicology and preclinical modelling/efficacy data provided by the DCTD Provide protocol and SOP authorship inclusive of literature review, including design of canine clinical trials with input from COP leadership and toxicology, pharmacology, and assay development groups within the DCTD Demonstrate and maintain proficiency with the Oracle C3D database for all data management tasks, but will also be responsible for maintenance of CCR Clinical Informatics Wiki sites and other applicable Excel spreadsheets Review, analyze and interpret all data (clinical response, hematology, biochemistry, imaging, etc.) Generated in comparative canine clinical trials Provide monthly oral presentation of data via PowerPoint slides to COP and DCTD leadership Be responsible for direct, daily communications with COTC membership regarding protocol training and provision of protocol amendments, questions regarding canine patient management/adverse event management Conduct monthly interviews via telephone with all canine clinical trial sites to verify entry and determine the attribution of all efficacy and toxicity data reported in C3D Author quarterly study reports, submitted to study sponsors and COP leadership Co-author manuscripts that result from for canine clinical trials, inclusive of manuscript writing, literature review, creation of figures/data tables Conduct laboratory studies to elucidate a deeper understanding of key questions that arise during these trials BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Possession of a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or Veterinariae Medicinae Doctoris (VMD) degree from an AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) accredited college or university according to the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. Foreign degrees must be evaluated for U.S. equivalency Must have completed a residency in an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) or American College of Veterinary Radiology (ACVR)-approved program In addition to the educational requirements, a minimum of eight (8) years of experience including 3 years in veterinary oncology or related field Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance Have specialized expertise: in canine cancers and their treatment; in the design, conduct and management of canine clinical trials; and in the conduct of translational laboratory experimentation Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) | Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) | Drug Free Workplace (DFW)

Veterinary Referral Associates (VRA) has an outstanding opportunity for an emergency veterinarian to join our full service, 24-hour emergency and specialty referral practice in Gaithersburg, Maryland. VRA, which boasts a rich history as one of the first specialty-only veterinary hospitals in the country, has been supplying top-notch specialty and emergency care to pets in the Greater Washington DC area for nearly four decades. As our reputation has grown over the years, so has our facility. Our expansive hospital, which comprises over 30,000 square feet, offers leading edge resources and an experienced and knowledgeable staff. In order to complement your skill set, you'll have access to a dedicated team consisting of the following specialities: internal medicine, surgery, oncology, anesthesiology, emergency/critical care, radiology, and ophthalmology. Being advocates of the philosophy "work hard, play hard," we are uniquely situated in a location that will allow you to partake in all of the attractions, activities, and culture that life in the Greater Washington DC area has to offer. From the free museums of the Smithsonian, to canoeing down the Potomac, to riding your bike to Pittsburgh on the C&O canal, recreational pursuits are readily available. Additionally, the bustling night life of Georgetown offers restaurants, great music, and unlimited opportunities for socializing. One can live in the city or on a farm and still be within easy commuting distance of our hospital's front door. We offer a complete benefits package with health and disability insurance, 401k, generous CE, and relocation assistance. For more information, or a confidential career discussion, please apply online at or email your resume to Dr. Shelly Wazyniak at . PandoLogic. Keywords: Emergency Veterinarian, Location: Gaithersburg, MD - 20899

Stevenson Village Veterinary Hospital in Baltimore, MD is seeking an Associate Veterinarian who values teamwork and provides outstanding client and patient service! Why Stevenson Village Veterinary Hospital ? We're focused on making sure our hospital has the right tools to allow our doctor and medical staff the ability to provide excellent service and care. In addition to diagnostic and preventative services, our hospital is equipped with radiography, dental radiography, and in-house labs. Our team wants you to know... "We are always working together to provide great care, but also to maintain a fun work environment. Our team gets along so well, which makes even the hardest of days a bit less stressful." Who are we looking for? Not only do you love dogs and cats, but you are enthusiastic about surgery and have the basics (spay, neuter, dentistry, tumor removals, etc.) covered. You are focused on providing excellent client communication and are committed to delivering the best possible care to the animals of our community. Requirements: State Veterinary Board License must be in good standing for the state in which they intend to be hired, prior to their start date. Flexible work schedule, with availability to work some weekends and holidays Prefer experience but will consider a strong new graduate Benefits: We're dedicated to your well-being and offer a comprehensive package and professional development opportunities to support your work and home life. These include: Competitive salary Medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug benefits for you and eligible dependents Paid time off for full-time employees 401(k) plan Continuing education allowance We'll cover your dues, license fees, and AVMA PLIT

Company in the Medical sector. You will be supported by specialists in Internal Medicine, Surgery (orthopedic & soft tissue) and Cardiology. Care's state of the art facility is fully equipped with an 8-Slice CT, HBOT, digital radiography, GE ultrasound units, full endoscopy equipment, 2 surgical suites and a full rehabilitation unit with an underwater treadmill. The ideal candidate will be willing and able to help grow our Emergency department by offering excellent diagnostic abilities, compassionate and dedicated client and patient care and outstanding referring veterinarian communication. The Director of Emergency Services achieves this through strong leadership and serving as a mentor and role model for the associate ER veterinarians and staff. We believe in creating an emotionally intelligent work environment with a positive work/life balance.

The Laboratory Animal Sciences Program (LASP) provides exceptional quality animal care and technical support services for animal research performed at the National Cancer Institute at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research. LASP executes this mission by providing a broad spectrum of state-of-the-art technologies and services that are focused on the design, generation, characterization and application of genetically engineered and biological animal models of human disease, which are aimed at the development of targeted diagnostics and therapies. LASP contributes to advancing human health, developing new treatments, and improving existing treatments for cancer and other diseases while ensuring safe and humane treatment of animals. LASP seeks to invite applications for a one-year postdoctoral fellowship program at the NCI-Frederick for Veterinarians desiring further experience and training in laboratory animal medicine and cancer research using animal models . The fellow will be embedded in the Laboratory Animal Medicine (LAM) portion of LASP to be trained by a team of LASP veterinarians and scientists, with all aspects of research overseen by the senior (attending) veterinarian in LASP Frederick. The fellow will participate in a variety of services in LAM-Frederick and LAM-Bethesda, including animal breeding and health monitoring, receiving and quarantine, surgery and necropsy, ABSL1 and ABSL2 practices, gnotobiotics, small animal imaging, molecular pathology, animal modeling, rederivation and cryopreservation, and working with various regulatory oversight committees (Animal Care and Use Committee, Institutional Biosafety Committee and Quality Assurance). The fellow will gain experience in other regulatory functions like completing the OLAW annual report, OLAW assurance, USDA annual report and AAALAC site visits. The fellow will also gain experience working with species often used in laboratory animal sciences, including Mice, Rats, Xenopus, Zebrafish and Macaques. Fellow who complete the program will earn an FNLCR "certificate of training" and gain a better understanding of the principles and practices of laboratory animal medicine. This intensive training would also well-prepare the fellow for specialty boards exams (e.g. ACLAM). Dedicated time to study for the boards will be provided. KEY ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES Assist with daily health checks and treatment of sick animals. Assist with surgical and technical procedure training Assist with AALAS Certification Training Support the Receiving and Quarantine Program Assist with the protocol review process and updating standard operating procedures/policies. Provide on call veterinary support during weekends and after hours. Participate in monthly Institutional Animal Care and Use and Biosafety Committee meetings. Participate in the monthly diagnostic meeting and refinement of the animal health monitoring program. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Graduation from a veterinary school accredited by the AVMA (e.g. D.V.M. or V.M.D.) or satisfactory completion of the foreign equivalency examination (passing grade) given by the AVMA. Foreign degrees must be evaluated for U.S. equivalency. License to practice veterinary medicine in the U.S. 3+ years of relevant, full-time experience in laboratory animal medicine following receipt of a veterinary medical degree Broad knowledge of laboratory animal health/medicine, veterinary treatments and procedures Must function independently in an animal facility to identify and evaluate animal health issues, provide clinical diagnoses, therapeutics and post-procedural care for research animals Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Completion of an ACLAM recognized training/residency program in laboratory animal medicine Experience handling mice and non-human primates in a research setting, with technical skills in surgical procedures Experience consulting with scientists regarding animal-based research and development of Animal Study Proposals (ASP) Experience in veterinary diagnostics and clinical medicine Excellent written and verbal skills JOB HAZARDS OR REQUIREMENTS This position is subject to working with or have potential for exposure to animal(s) and/or animal material(s) This position is subject to working with or have potential for exposure to infectious material, requiring medical clearance and immunizations This position is subject to atmospheric conditions that would require the usage of a respirator, requiring a medical clearance Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) | Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) | Drug Free Workplace (DFW)

The Laboratory Animal Sciences Program (LASP) provides exceptional quality animal care and technical support services for animal research performed at the National Cancer Institute at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research. LASP executes this mission by providing a broad spectrum of state-of-the-art technologies and services that are focused on the design, generation, characterization and application of genetically engineered and biological animal models of human disease, which are aimed at the development of targeted diagnostics and therapies. LASP contributes to advancing human health, developing new treatments, and improving existing treatments for cancer and other diseases while ensuring safe and humane treatment of animals. LASP seeks to invite applications for a one-year postdoctoral fellowship program at the NCI-Frederick for Veterinarians desiring further experience and training in laboratory animal medicine and cancer research using animal models . The fellow will be embedded in the Laboratory Animal Medicine (LAM) portion of LASP to be trained by a team of LASP veterinarians and scientists, with all aspects of research overseen by the senior (attending) veterinarian in LASP Frederick. The fellow will participate in a variety of services in LAM-Frederick and LAM-Bethesda, including animal breeding and health monitoring, receiving and quarantine, surgery and necropsy, ABSL1 and ABSL2 practices, gnotobiotics, small animal imaging, molecular pathology, animal modeling, rederivation and cryopreservation, and working with various regulatory oversight committees (Animal Care and Use Committee, Institutional Biosafety Committee and Quality Assurance). The fellow will gain experience in other regulatory functions like completing the OLAW annual report, OLAW assurance, USDA annual report and AAALAC site visits. The fellow will also gain experience working with species often used in laboratory animal sciences, including Mice, Rats, Xenopus, Zebrafish and Macaques. Fellow who complete the program will earn an FNLCR "certificate of training" and gain a better understanding of the principles and practices of laboratory animal medicine. This intensive training would also well-prepare the fellow for specialty boards exams (e.g. ACLAM). Dedicated time to study for the boards will be provided. KEY ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES Assist with daily health checks and treatment of sick animals. Assist with surgical and technical procedure training Assist with AALAS Certification Training Support the Receiving and Quarantine Program Assist with the protocol review process and updating standard operating procedures/policies. Provide on call veterinary support during weekends and after hours. Participate in monthly Institutional Animal Care and Use and Biosafety Committee meetings. Participate in the monthly diagnostic meeting and refinement of the animal health monitoring program. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Graduation from a veterinary school accredited by the AVMA (e.g. D.V.M. or V.M.D.) or satisfactory completion of the foreign equivalency examination (passing grade) given by the AVMA. Foreign degrees must be evaluated for U.S. equivalency. License to practice veterinary medicine in the U.S. 3+ years of relevant, full-time experience in laboratory animal medicine following receipt of a veterinary medical degree Broad knowledge of laboratory animal health/medicine, veterinary treatments and procedures Must function independently in an animal facility to identify and evaluate animal health issues, provide clinical diagnoses, therapeutics and post-procedural care for research animals Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Completion of an ACLAM recognized training/residency program in laboratory animal medicine Experience handling mice and non-human primates in a research setting, with technical skills in surgical procedures Experience consulting with scientists regarding animal-based research and development of Animal Study Proposals (ASP) Experience in veterinary diagnostics and clinical medicine Excellent written and verbal skills JOB HAZARDS OR REQUIREMENTS This position is subject to working with or have potential for exposure to animal(s) and/or animal material(s) This position is subject to working with or have potential for exposure to infectious material, requiring medical clearance and immunizations This position is subject to atmospheric conditions that would require the usage of a respirator, requiring a medical clearance Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) | Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) | Drug Free Workplace (DFW)

Winbak is looking for a Veterinarian at their headquarters located in Chesapeake City, Maryland . Winbak Farm has operations in Delaware, Maryland, New York, and Ontario. The farm has excellent programs in place for breeding, racing, and total care for one of North America's most successful Standardbred breeding farms. Key Responsibilities: Cover both foal and yearling care in addition to some reproductive medicine Must have background in equine health Work with Digital radiography, ultrasound, and in-house blood machines Willingness to share emergency calls (with Winbak's veterinary and management team) and work outdoors Good organizational and communication skills Strong work ethic and a desire to provide excellent equine veterinary care New graduates may apply Skills: Spanish speaking and/or knowledge of bovine and small ruminant medicine are a plus. Salary and Benefits available

The Laboratory Animal Sciences Program (LASP) provides exceptional quality animal care and technical support services for animal research performed at the National Cancer Institute at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research. LASP executes this mission by providing a broad spectrum of state-of-the-art technologies and services that are focused on the design, generation, characterization and application of genetically engineered and biological animal models of human disease, which are aimed at the development of targeted diagnostics and therapies. LASP contributes to advancing human health, developing new treatments, and improving existing treatments for cancer and other diseases while ensuring safe and humane treatment of animals. KEY ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES The Veterinarian Manager will be responsible for: Providing veterinary diagnostic, surgical and treatment services for research animals including mice, aquatics, and nonhuman primates Working as part of a multi-faceted team to review and implement guidelines and administer procedures to ensure full compliance with all applicable regulations, policies and standards required to maintain AAALAC accreditation of the animal care and use program Resolving issues pertaining to laboratory animal husbandry, health and welfare Providing support for the NCI-Bethesda Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee Performing a variety of both invasive and noninvasive surgical procedures in rodents and nonhuman primates Assisting with training programs for animal caretakers, technicians and research staff who utilize research animals Reviewing and implementing standard operating procedures governing research animals including rodents, aquatics, and nonhuman primates Providing consultative services to scientific and technical personnel pertaining to the selection and use of animal models Assisting in development, design or evaluation of animal research protocols and animal holding facilities and performing in-depth evaluation of the relationships of animal disease to research programs Participating in the weekend/holiday on-call rotation with other veterinarians for all species which presently includes non-human primates, rodents, and aquatics Work may involve the use of potentially hazardous materials or may be located in areas where such materials are used. Work may require the use of personal protective equipment and adherence to strict safety protocols. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Graduation from a veterinary school accredited by the AVMA (e.g. D.V.M. or V.M.D.) or satisfactory completion of the foreign equivalency examination (passing grade) given by the AVMA. Foreign degrees must be evaluated for U.S. equivalency. Completion of ACLAM-recognized formal residency program in laboratory animal medicine or a minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience in the field of laboratory animal medicine License to practice veterinary medicine in the U.S. and ability to obtain Maryland licensure Must be able to function independently in an animal research facility environment, and in support of investigators engaged in animal research Independently identify and evaluate animal health issues, provide clinical diagnoses, therapeutics and post-procedural care for research animals Identification of regulatory/compliance issues and the ability to work with the IACUC and veterinary staff to resolve issues Possess a detailed comprehension of regulatory requirements and AAALAC standards Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience with rodent surgical models used in cancer research. Experience with surgical procedures in nonhuman primates Experience in training personnel including investigators and technicians. Excellent verbal and written communication skills and the demonstrated ability to interact effectively with others. ACLAM Board Certification USDA Accreditation JOB HAZARDS OR REQUIREMENTS Candidate will be entering an animal facility or have the potential for exposure to animal allergens Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to animal(s) and/or animal material(s) Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to infectious material(s) or Other Potentially Infectious Materials (OPIM), requiring medical clearance and immunization in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate would be working with or have the potential for exposure to Toxoplasma gondii, requiring medical clearance and immunizations in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to Vaccinia virus, requiring medical clearance and immunizations in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to Diphtheria toxin, requiring medical clearance and immunizations in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate is subject to atmospheric conditions that would require the usage of a respirator, requiring a medical clearance Candidate would be working in or have the potential for exposure to high noise levels for extended period of time. This may require a medical clearance and enrollment into the Hearing Conservation Program Candidate is subject to the following environmental conditions such as working outdoors, high humidity areas indoors, dampness and chilling, dry atmospheric conditions, etc. as part of the job Candidate would be working with radioactive materials and requires them to become an approved radiation worker Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) | Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) | Drug Free Workplace (DFW)

Veterinary Referral Associates (VRA) has an outstanding opportunity for an emergency veterinarian to join our full service, 24-hour emergency and specialty referral practice in Gaithersburg, Maryland. VRA, which boasts a rich history as one of the first specialty-only veterinary hospitals in the country, has been supplying top-notch specialty and emergency care to pets in the Greater Washington DC area for nearly four decades. As our reputation has grown over the years, so has our facility. Our expansive hospital, which comprises over 30,000 square feet, offers leading edge resources and an experienced and knowledgeable staff. In order to complement your skill set, you'll have access to a dedicated team consisting of the following specialities: internal medicine, surgery, oncology, anesthesiology, emergency/critical care, radiology, and ophthalmology. Being advocates of the philosophy "work hard, play hard," we are uniquely situated in a location that will allow you to partake in all of the attractions, activities, and culture that life in the Greater Washington DC area has to offer. From the free museums of the Smithsonian, to canoeing down the Potomac, to riding your bike to Pittsburgh on the C&O canal, recreational pursuits are readily available. Additionally, the bustling night life of Georgetown offers restaurants, great music, and unlimited opportunities for socializing. One can live in the city or on a farm and still be within easy commuting distance of our hospital's front door. We offer a complete benefits package with health and disability insurance, 401k, generous CE, and relocation assistance. For more information, or a confidential career discussion, please apply online at or email your resume to Dr. Shelly Wazyniak at .

Falls Road Animal Hospital has provided overnight emergency services to the Baltimore area for over 30 years. A major remodel is planned in the near future. With our new facility, we are introducing a different type of emergency schedule- ER Flex at Falls Road Animal Hospital -your key to maximizing your professional development and career satisfaction as an emergency clinician while building a fulfilling, eventful life outside of work. Our ER Flex clinicians will work a schedule of no more than 8 shifts per month (4 weeks) for a salary of $110K, up to $25k sign on/relocation bonus and full benefits. What do we want in return? We want you to enthusiastically dive into CE with a $5,000 CE allowance. Continuing to learn and develop is the key to engagement and upholding an exceptional standard of care. We want you to share your knowledge and excitement with your colleagues and use it to provide cutting edge care to your patients. We want you to get involved in your community. Falls Road is affiliated with many local and national charities through founder Kim Hammond, including Jhpiego and the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project . We want you to build a rich life during your time off . How will you spend the 21 days per month you're not working? Cheer on the Baltimore Orioles, grab a cocktail at Gunther & Co., chill out at First Thursdays in Canton Waterfront Park, dig in at the Chesapeake Crab and Beer Festival, veg out at Vegan Soulfest, enjoy Tyler the Creator at Merriweather Post, bike Jones Falls Trail, see Billy Joel at Oriole Park, and much more! We are excited to partner with you as we build an engaged, well-rested, truly happy team that remains a part of our family for years to come. For more details contact Danny Lewis at .

The Laboratory Animal Sciences Program (LASP) provides exceptional quality animal care and technical support services for animal research performed at the National Cancer Institute at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research. LASP executes this mission by providing a broad spectrum of state-of-the-art technologies and services that are focused on the design, generation, characterization and application of genetically engineered and biological animal models of human disease, which are aimed at the development of targeted diagnostics and therapies. LASP contributes to advancing human health, developing new treatments, and improving existing treatments for cancer and other diseases while ensuring safe and humane treatment of animals. KEY ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES The Veterinarian Manager will be responsible for: Providing veterinary diagnostic, surgical and treatment services for research animals including mice, aquatics, and nonhuman primates Working as part of a multi-faceted team to review and implement guidelines and administer procedures to ensure full compliance with all applicable regulations, policies and standards required to maintain AAALAC accreditation of the animal care and use program Resolving issues pertaining to laboratory animal husbandry, health and welfare Providing support for the NCI-Bethesda Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee Performing a variety of both invasive and noninvasive surgical procedures in rodents and nonhuman primates Assisting with training programs for animal caretakers, technicians and research staff who utilize research animals Reviewing and implementing standard operating procedures governing research animals including rodents, aquatics, and nonhuman primates Providing consultative services to scientific and technical personnel pertaining to the selection and use of animal models Assisting in development, design or evaluation of animal research protocols and animal holding facilities and performing in-depth evaluation of the relationships of animal disease to research programs Participating in the weekend/holiday on-call rotation with other veterinarians for all species which presently includes non-human primates, rodents, and aquatics Work may involve the use of potentially hazardous materials or may be located in areas where such materials are used. Work may require the use of personal protective equipment and adherence to strict safety protocols. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Graduation from a veterinary school accredited by the AVMA (e.g. D.V.M. or V.M.D.) or satisfactory completion of the foreign equivalency examination (passing grade) given by the AVMA. Foreign degrees must be evaluated for U.S. equivalency. Completion of ACLAM-recognized formal residency program in laboratory animal medicine or a minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience in the field of laboratory animal medicine License to practice veterinary medicine in the U.S. and ability to obtain Maryland licensure Must be able to function independently in an animal research facility environment, and in support of investigators engaged in animal research Independently identify and evaluate animal health issues, provide clinical diagnoses, therapeutics and post-procedural care for research animals Identification of regulatory/compliance issues and the ability to work with the IACUC and veterinary staff to resolve issues Possess a detailed comprehension of regulatory requirements and AAALAC standards Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience with rodent surgical models used in cancer research. Experience with surgical procedures in nonhuman primates Experience in training personnel including investigators and technicians. Excellent verbal and written communication skills and the demonstrated ability to interact effectively with others. ACLAM Board Certification USDA Accreditation JOB HAZARDS OR REQUIREMENTS Candidate will be entering an animal facility or have the potential for exposure to animal allergens Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to animal(s) and/or animal material(s) Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to infectious material(s) or Other Potentially Infectious Materials (OPIM), requiring medical clearance and immunization in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate would be working with or have the potential for exposure to Toxoplasma gondii, requiring medical clearance and immunizations in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to Vaccinia virus, requiring medical clearance and immunizations in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate will be working with or have the potential for exposure to Diphtheria toxin, requiring medical clearance and immunizations in accordance with protocol requirements Candidate is subject to atmospheric conditions that would require the usage of a respirator, requiring a medical clearance Candidate would be working in or have the potential for exposure to high noise levels for extended period of time. This may require a medical clearance and enrollment into the Hearing Conservation Program Candidate is subject to the following environmental conditions such as working outdoors, high humidity areas indoors, dampness and chilling, dry atmospheric conditions, etc. as part of the job Candidate would be working with radioactive materials and requires them to become an approved radiation worker Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) | Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) | Drug Free Workplace (DFW)