| ER DVM Position
Join the finest referral team in East TN at the Animal Emergency and Specialty Center. Our growth has opened an opportunity for an additional emergency veterinarian. We are seeking an internship-trained or similarly experienced veterinarian to complete our team. This is a great opportunity to join a thriving practice offering growth opportunities and an excellent compensation and benefits package. Our ER doctor schedule takes quality of life seriously and allows for ample time off to enjoy all of the activities that East TN has to offer.
Animal Emergency & Specialty Center of Knoxville, is a spacious, bright facility, with the best support team in the region and all the tools you need to diagnose and treat your cases. Our 7 ER doctors collaborate with and work right alongside our specialists in the areas of Internal Medicine, Oncology, Critical Care and Surgery. We are passionate about providing the best patient care possible. Considering a move to Tennessee? We offer relocation assistance! Aside from the exceptional practice opportunity, Tennessee offers a multitude of outdoor activities including skiing & snowboarding, kayaking & white water rafting, fishing, and countless hiking & biking trails to name just a few. Tennessee has no state income tax and a low cost of living. This is a wonderful place to raise a family in a safe environment with great schools. We are excited to discuss our compensation details as well as relocation assistance, sign on bonuses, and licensing fees with qualified applicants. Please send your CV and letter of intent to Dr. Jeff Phillips, our specialty director, at: jphillips@animalerspecialty.com _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 12-Month Rotating Internship
The Animal Emergency and Specialty Center of Knoxville seeks newly-graduated veterinarians or those
veterinarians seeking advanced training in Internal Medicine, Surgery and
Emergency and Critical Care Medicine for our 12-month mid-year rotating
internship program.
Train under the guidance of our specialists in:
- Emergency and Critical Care Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- Surgery
- Oncology
Additional rotations in Shelter Medicine and Anesthesia supplement your
experience.
Your Internship Experience: Approximately 40% of your time is devoted to
emergency medicine and surgery. Educational opportunities, including daily case
rounds, didactic rounds, journal club, M&M rounds, and CE opportunities, are
available throughout the year. Elective rotations in other areas of interest can also be
arranged. Our interns work with and teach Lincoln Memorial University veterinary
students on clinical rotations at the AESC, and teach wetlabs at LMU’s main campus
(all travel costs are reimbursed)*.
The AESC Facility: Animal Emergency & Specialty Center is a state-of-the-art facility
that sees over 13,000 cases annually;the center boasts a comprehensive array of diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, including mechanical ventilators, pulse oximetry, capnography, Doppler blood pressure monitoring, Snyder O2 cage, digital radiography, two ultrasound units, rigid and flexible endoscopy with lithotripsy capability, Axxent electronic brachytherapy
radiation unit, four ORs, laparoscopic and orthopedic equipment, Thermofield hyperthermia system, chemotherapy pharmacy, chemotherapy biosafety hoods, video-microscopy, a large conference room, clinical research laboratory, GE light speed multi-slice helical CT scanner, and off-site MRI capability. In addition, AESC offers an in-house laboratory with CBC, blood chemistry, blood gas and electrolytes, lactate, and coagulation testing. We are also home to the Innovetive Cures for Cats, an I-131 thyroid treatment center.
The AESC Team: We are a vibrant team of a one medical oncologist, two surgeons,
one internist, one criticalist and one residency-trained criticalist who work hand-in-hand
with seven (soon to be 8) emergency doctors and a highly-trained and dedicated support
staff. We aim to practice “best medicine” and excellent patient care is our number
one focus.
AESC is situated just outside downtown Knoxville, an hour’s drive from the Smoky
Mountains and minutes from the numerous lakes in the area. Tennessee offers a
multitude of outdoor activities including skiing and snowboarding, kayaking,
boating, and white water rafting, fishing, and countless hiking and biking trails,
many scattered through nearby Smoky Mountain National Park. With no state
income tax and a low cost of living, the quality of life is something to rave about.
What We Offer: We offer excellent, structured mentorship and training to prepare
you for a career in Emergency Medicine, general practice, or for a future residency
program. You will learn from seasoned veterinarians and be given myriad hands-on
training opportunities in surgery, ultrasound, and endoscopy from “day one”. Our job
is to help refine you into the best practitioner you can be. We are dedicated to
providing our interns with a good work-life balance. Ample PTO is provided
throughout the year and most rotations offer at least two consecutive days off. Our
internship program is AAHA accredited and meets or exceeds all AAVMC Veterinary
Internship Guidelines.
The result: Our caseload is high and therefore our interns quickly learn the arts of
triage and time management. By the end of your internship year, you will be a
confident and capable clinician, able to thoroughly and aptly work up, diagnose, and
treat complicated medicine, surgery, and emergency and critical care cases. All of
our interns have gone on to the job of their choice, or moved into specialty training
programs following completion of the program.
Salary: $40,000
An additional $10,000 sign-on bonus is available to interns who are offered and
accept a position with one of the Innovetive Petcare hospitals following their
internship year.
$2500 CE allowance
Clinic jacket and vest
Two weeks PTO
Full Medical, Dental, and Vision beneYits and 401K
To apply for this internship, you must:
1. Be an American citizen or hold a valid visa for the entire internship program
period.
2. Have a DVM or equivalent degree.
3. For foreign graduates, have successfully completed the Educational Commission
for Foreign Veterinary Graduates (ECFVG) certiYication program or the PAVE
program. Have successfully completed the NAVLE
4. Have successfully completed the Tennessee Board Exam. Be licensed in Tennessee.
Primary Contact:
Dr. Sarah Duncan
Internship Director
Animal Emergency & Specialty Center 10213 Kingston Pike |
