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Search Group Solutions Veterinary - Maryland

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist Frederick, MD -01

1234 Main Street, Maryland, 12345
Job detailsPay Negotiable (+)
Annual Salary$200,000‑275,000
Hours/Week30‑40
Start Date ASAP

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

Overview

Benefits
Hiring Bonus
Vision
Dental
401k
Health
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
emergency
surgery
general practice
Species
cat
dog
Management Softwarevarious

Requirements

Practice Experience
internal medicine
Preferred Skills
internal medicine
Preferred Credentials
DVM/VMD
Job Description

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist Frederick, MD | Full-Time Compensation: $200,000–$275,000+ DOE We’re working on a full-time Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist opportunity in Frederick with a 24/7 emergency and specialty hospital serving a broad regional referral base. This is a great fit for a board-certified or residency-trained internist who enjoys complex diagnostics, collaborative case management, and working alongside other specialists and emergency clinicians. The opportunity includes: $200K–$275K+ compensation Additional production-based earning potential No negative accrual Flexible scheduling, including potential 3–5 day workweeks Paid vacation and additional PTO Separate paid continuing education time Board-study support Mental health and wellness resources Professional development and specialist networking Employee pet-care benefits The hospital offers advanced specialty and emergency support, including CT, digital radiography, diagnostic imaging, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, surgery, cardiology, and a busy emergency department. The referral base extends across Maryland and surrounding states, creating a diverse internal medicine caseload. Candidates should have a DVM/VMD or equivalent and be board certified in veterinary internal medicine or residency trained. Maryland veterinary licensure and DEA eligibility are also required or must be obtainable. This is an excellent opportunity for an internist looking for a varied referral caseload, advanced clinical resources, and continued professional growth in the Mid-Atlantic region.