Veterinary Criticalist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained) J . Charlotte, North Carolina. $140K–$160K per year. Unlock a Rewarding Veterinary Career with Exceptional Remuneration up to $160,000 The Hospital Join an elite emergency and specialty animal hospital that prides itself on excellence and compassion in veterinary care. Operating within a state‑of‑the‑art facility, the hospital boasts modern diagnostic and treatment technologies, including MRI‑type and CT‑type imaging, digital radiology, an in‑house laboratory, advanced ultrasound and endoscopy units, and minimally invasive surgical options. Employing a team of board‑certified specialists and supported by dedicated emergency clinicians, this hospital offers a truly collaborative environment. Continuous learning is fostered through everyday practice and professional mentorship, perfect for those looking to grow their expertise in veterinary medicine. Location Stallings, North Carolina—an area with a thriving local economy, rising population, high median income, low poverty rate, numerous parks, recreational activities, a community‑centric small town spirit, and easy access to Charlotte’s rich cultural scene and employment opportunities. Thriving local economy and rising population providing ample opportunities High median income and low poverty rate create a strong socio‑economic environment Numerous parks, recreational activities, and community events promoting an outdoor lifestyle Easy access to Charlotte's rich cultural scene and employment opportunities A community‑centric small town with all the conveniences of a large city close by 3625 Commonwealth Ave, Charlotte, NC 28205. Benefits Competitive salary up to $160,000 Sign‑on bonuses Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Continuing education allowance Career development opportunities Uniform allowance Employee pet care discount Paid vacations Relocation assistance The Role The successful applicant will oversee and manage the daily care of hospitalized patients, ensuring optimal patient outcomes. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic evaluations, developing comprehensive treatment plans, and managing case continuity, serving as a pivotal link between specialty departments and emergency services. Specifics of daily responsibilities will be provided upon application. Requirements Valid veterinary license eligible to practice in North Carolina Eligibility to work in the United States Board‑certified or residency‑trained #J-18808-Ljbffr