Veterinary Internist | Mansfield, TX | $225K–$300K + Production | 3–5 Day Schedule - 01

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist - Mansfield, TX Specialty + 24/7 ER | New 22,000 Sq. Ft. Hospital | 3–5 Day Schedule Options | Production + No Negative Accrual The Opportunity A growing specialty and emergency hospital in Mansfield, TX is seeking a Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist to join its expanding specialty team. This is an opportunity for a board-certified or residency-trained Internist who wants to practice advanced medicine in a collaborative environment with access to emergency clinicians, specialty colleagues, advanced diagnostics, and a highly capable clinical support team. The hospital is undergoing a major expansion into a 22,000-square-foot specialty and emergency facility designed to support continued growth of advanced veterinary services. The Internal Medicine Opportunity As an Internal Medicine Specialist, you'll have the opportunity to manage complex medical cases while collaborating closely with emergency veterinarians and other specialty services. The environment is designed to support advanced case management, continuity of care, and collaboration across disciplines. This opportunity may be especially attractive to an Internist who wants to have a meaningful role in the continued development and growth of an Internal Medicine service rather than simply stepping into a mature department with little ability to influence its direction. Specialty + Emergency Collaboration The hospital combines specialty medicine with emergency care, creating opportunities for close collaboration on complex and hospitalized patients. The broader hospital currently includes 24/7 emergency medicine as well as oncology services, providing an established referral and emergency infrastructure around the Internal Medicine service. For an Internist, that means access to a hospital environment capable of supporting medically complex patients rather than operating as a standalone outpatient specialty practice. Hospital Expansion The hospital is expanding into approximately 22,000 square feet of specialty and emergency space. The expansion is designed to support continued growth in specialty medicine, emergency services, advanced patient care, and referral relationships throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth market. Schedule Flexibility One of the more compelling aspects of this opportunity is scheduling flexibility. Depending on the veterinarian and structure of the service, schedule options can range from approximately three to five days per week. That provides considerably more flexibility than many traditional specialty schedules and creates the opportunity to structure the position around different stages of a specialist's career. Compensation The compensation structure includes: • Competitive base salary • Additional production opportunities • No negative accrual • Paid vacation and personal time • Separate paid continuing education time • Support for board study time • Continuing education resources • Comprehensive professional and wellness benefits Final compensation will depend on experience, credentials, board status, schedule, and production structure. Who We're Looking For • DVM, VMD, or equivalent degree • Texas veterinary license or ability to obtain one before starting • Active DEA license or eligibility • Board-certified Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist OR residency-trained veterinarian • Strong clinical and diagnostic skills • Interest in collaborative specialty medicine • Strong communication and client relationship skills • Commitment to high-quality patient care Residency-Trained Candidates You do not have to already be board-certified to be considered. The hospital will consider residency-trained Internal Medicine veterinarians, and the benefits package specifically includes support for board study time. That's worth highlighting prominently on Hound because it gives us access to candidates completing residency or preparing for boards rather than limiting the search to boarded DACVIMs. Professional Development + Specialist Network Specialists have access to a broader network of veterinary professionals for clinical collaboration, mentorship, education, and professional development. Resources include: • Specialist peer collaboration • Continuing education • Clinical research resources • Mentorship opportunities • Paid CE time • Board-study support • Professional development resources Why Consider This Opportunity This isn't simply an Internal Medicine opening in a general practice. You'll be joining a growing specialty and emergency hospital with a significant facility expansion underway, an established emergency service, specialty collaboration, and the infrastructure to manage medically complex patients. You'll also have the ability to influence the continued development of Internal Medicine while maintaining meaningful scheduling flexibility. Board-certified and residency-trained Internists can both be considered.