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Search Group Solutions Veterinary - California

Veterinary Criticalist Culver City -01

123 Main Street, California, 01234
Job details
Annual Salary$225,000‑350,000
Hours/Week30‑40
Start Date ASAP

Shifts: mixedAppointments/day: 20‑50 Co-workers: 10‑20

Overview

Benefits
Dental
Health
401k
Vision
Hiring Bonus
Practice Overview

We represent veterinary opportunities across GP, urgent care, ER, specialty, and leadership. Our focus is on opportunities where great medicine, strong teams, supportive cultures, and your career goals come together.

Practice Values
integrity
trust
innovation
commitment
quality
Practice Type
critical care
Wellness & Preventative care
general practice
cardiology
diagnostic imaging
emergency
oncology
Emergency, Specialty and Urgent Care
Urgent Care and Emergency
General Practice and Urgent Care
Urgent Care
internal medicine
orthopedics
Species
cat
dog
Management Softwarevarious

Requirements

Preferred Skills
diagnostic imaging
soft tissue surgery
emergency surgery
Preferred Credentials
DVM/VMD
DACVECC
Job Description

Veterinary Criticalist Greater Los Angeles, CA | Full-Time Compensation: $225,000–$300,000+ We’re representing a high-level emergency and specialty hospital in the Los Angeles area that is looking to add a Veterinary Criticalist to its team. This position is ideal for a board-certified or residency-trained critical care veterinarian who enjoys managing complex cases, collaborating across specialties, and working in an environment with strong clinical support and advanced technology. The hospital sees a diverse referral and emergency caseload and offers access to sophisticated diagnostic and procedural capabilities, including advanced imaging, endoscopy, minimally invasive procedures, and interventional services. The critical care team works closely with specialists and experienced emergency clinicians across multiple disciplines. The opportunity includes: Base compensation of $225,000–$300,000+ Additional production-based earning potential No negative accrual Flexible scheduling Paid time off and dedicated CE time Professional development and board support Comprehensive benefits and wellness resources Strong ER and specialty collaboration Candidates should be DACVECC-certified or residency trained, hold or be eligible for a California veterinary license, and be comfortable working in a fast-paced specialty environment with medically complex patients. This is a strong fit for someone looking for a well-supported critical care role with excellent clinical resources, collaborative medicine, and significant long-term earning potential in Southern California.