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Neurologist - 60,000 sq ft Referral Hospital, Private, Leading Diagnostics, True Team & Balance

Employer
King Animal Hospital
Location
King City, Ontario (CA)
Salary
Very Competitive Base Salary, Signing Bonuses, Relocation Assistance, RRSP, Education $$ Time Off
Closing date
Jan 23, 2023

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Practice Area
Small Animal, Large Animal, Neurology
Position Type
Veterinary Internist / Specialist, Board-Certified
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time
Organization Type
Private Practice

King Animal Hospital – The Future is Here!

Are you looking for something different?

Cutting edge diagnostics AND collaboration with a top-notch team in a peaceful, supportive environment

We are Building Our Team and Looking for 2 Board-Certified Small Animal Neurologists/Neurosurgeons

We are a new, privately owned, 60,000 sq ft, Equine and Small Animal Referral Hospital.50 acres in King City, ON

You will know more, do more and save more lives through collaboration with a multidisciplinary team. Our cutting-edge diagnostics include a 3T MRI and CT with state-of-the-art operating rooms and facilities. A fully equipped rehab department with swimming pool, underwater treadmills and ceiling lift will assist in the recovery of orthopedic and neuro cases.

The neurology department will be part of a team including specialists in surgery, anesthesia, internal medicine, oncology, critical care, radiology, and rehab.

A state-of-the-art Learning Centre, employee gym and staff lounge complement the clinical areas.

A very attractive compensation package, signing bonus and reasonable hours will ensure a great work-life balance in a beautiful area.

If you are interested in joining our team; please email your resume to careers@kinganimalhospital.com or text/call Tammy Brumwell, HR Director at 365.340.5518.   Tours are always available and can be arranged to suit your schedule.

 

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