Job Description

Diamond Veterinary Hospital is an outstanding hospital offering comprehensive general practice and emergency medicine for our small animal patients in Everett and the greater North Seattle Metro area.

We are a nine doctor combination small animal emergency and general practice in Everett, WA. We pride ourselves on being AAHA accredited and have a positive team environment with professional and experienced support staff. We are committed to providing high-quality care, and we focus on work, life, and family balance.

About our hospital:

• Remodeled in 2018, we have eight exam rooms, a large treatment area with five treatment tables, a “quiet room”, a separate cat room, isolation facilities, separate radiography and ultrasound rooms, a dental suite, and a surgical suite.
• Have access to a surgical laser, ultrasound, digital dental radiography, digital tabletop radiography, a full complement of IDEXX in house lab analyzers, steam autoclave and gas sterilization, ultrasonic dental scaler, and high-speed handpieces.
• Join a team of collaborative doctors who enjoy supporting all patients through illnesses with services that include IV fluid support, oxygen therapy, critical care monitoring, emergency surgical services, and blood transfusions.

If you would enjoy a collaborative, learning-focused clinical practice where patients and their families come first, we want to meet you!

For over 60 years, Diamond Veterinary Hospital in Everett has been providing top-quality care using the latest technology and medications to our patients. In addition to General Practice care, we are ready to handle urgent and emergency situations 24/7. We are seeking a Swing Shift Veterinarian and will focus on emergency medicine, and depending on the interest of the candidate, could include general practice work as well.

We thrive in supporting all patients through illnesses with services that include IV fluid support, oxygen therapy, critical care monitoring, emergency surgical services, and blood transfusions, to name a few. Our support staff consists of multiple credentialed technicians and specialized VTS’s in emergency & critical care.

• Must have DVM OR VMD from an AVMA accredited institution.
• License to practice veterinary medicine in Washington state in good standing or be eligible to obtain by start date.
• DEA certification is required.
• Must have enthusiasm for continued learning and improvement, excellent communication skills, and a proactive approach.
• Open to both recent graduates and experienced practitioners.