Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh
Lead Veterinarian
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh . Summary The Lead Veterinarian oversees the delivery of high-quality veterinary services for shelter animals and public clinic patients at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP). This role combines direct medical care with leadership, protocol development, and mentorship, ensuring best practices in shelter medicine, clinical care, and surgery. Key responsibilities include operational oversight, clinical leadership, surgical procedures, staff mentorship, compliance with standards, and community outreach. The role requires a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine, current Pennsylvania veterinary license, USDA APHIS certification, at least 5 years of clinical experience with shelter medicine or HQHVSN surgery, and proven leadership skills. The position is full-time, mid-senior level, based at HARP’s North Shore or East End locations, with occasional travel to the Wildlife Center. Physical demands include lifting up to 50 pounds, working with animals in a shelter environment, and extended periods of computer use. The work environment involves exposure to hazards from animals, with a moderate noise level. Qualifications include a veterinary doctorate, Pennsylvania license, USDA certification, and experience in shelter medicine and high-volume spay/neuter surgeries. This job is active and accepting applications.
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Lead Veterinarian
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Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh . Summary The Lead Veterinarian oversees the delivery of high-quality veterinary services for shelter animals and public clinic patients at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP). This role combines direct medical care with leadership, protocol development, and mentorship, ensuring best practices in shelter medicine, clinical care, and surgery. Key responsibilities include operational oversight, clinical leadership, surgical procedures, staff mentorship, compliance with standards, and community outreach. The role requires a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine, current Pennsylvania veterinary license, USDA APHIS certification, at least 5 years of clinical experience with shelter medicine or HQHVSN surgery, and proven leadership skills. The position is full-time, mid-senior level, based at HARP’s North Shore or East End locations, with occasional travel to the Wildlife Center. Physical demands include lifting up to 50 pounds, working with animals in a shelter environment, and extended periods of computer use. The work environment involves exposure to hazards from animals, with a moderate noise level. Qualifications include a veterinary doctorate, Pennsylvania license, USDA certification, and experience in shelter medicine and high-volume spay/neuter surgeries. This job is active and accepting applications.
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