Veterinary Cardiologist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained
Listed on 2026-08-07
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Outdoor/Nature/Animal Care
Veterinary, Animal / Pet Care
Veterinary Cardiologist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained)
J334160 Seattle Washington USD
200K — USD
250K / Year
Are you a board‑certified Cardiologist or an experienced residency‑trained Cardiologist about to complete your residency? This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your career within a specialist referral hospital in Seattle, Washington.
Practice InformationThe Veterinary Specialty Center of Seattle delivers exemplary veterinary services in a collaborative and supportive environment.
DepartmentsOur Cardiovascular Department includes board‑certified specialists, emergency doctors, interns, residents, and skilled veterinary technicians. Additional specialties include critical care, internal medicine, surgery, radiology, neurology, and oncology.
Staffing Levels- Board‑Certified Specialists
- Residency‑Trained Veterinarians
- 3 Criticalists
- 3 Internists
- 3 Surgeons
- 1 Radiologist
- 3 Neurologists
- 2 Oncologists
- 10 Experienced ER Doctors
- Highly trained Veterinary Technicians and Client Service Representatives
We foster a supportive, collegial workplace that values work‑life balance, professional growth, and community engagement. The practice offers mentorship for interns and residents and encourages collaboration among staff.
Type of Individual SoughtWe seek a passionate and dedicated individual committed to outstanding veterinary care. The ideal candidate excels in a dynamic, fast‑paced environment and possesses strong communication and teamwork skills.
Qualifications Required- ACVIM Cardiology – American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
- ECVIM Cardiology – European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
- Competitive base salary ($200K–$250K) with additional production opportunities
- No negative accrual policy
- Sign‑on bonuses up to $100K (dependent on location and specialization)
- Personal and professional leave
- Paid vacation time
- Parental leave
- Bereavement leave for mourning human and pet losses
- Separate paid time specifically for continuing education pursuits
- Paid time to support board study efforts
- Access to resources addressing the unique challenges of veterinary care and promoting mental health
- Support for educational advancement and professional development
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