Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Complex Medicine. Exceptional Support. A Schedule You Can Count On.

Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands | Redlands, California

Looking for a specialty practice where you can practice complex internal medicine without sacrificing your quality of life?

At Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands, you’ll join an established emergency and specialty hospital with advanced diagnostics, a strong referral network, and an experienced ER team that values collaboration and clinical excellence.

This is an opportunity to build a rewarding internal medicine practice while working alongside doctors who understand and appreciate specialty medicine.

What You’ll Get

• Predictable Monday–Friday schedule
• No weekends, holidays, or on-call
• Established referral network with consistent case flow
• Modern hospital with advanced diagnostics and technology
• Dedicated private office and treatment space
• Experienced ER doctors, technicians, and support staff
• Clinical autonomy with strong operational support
• No noncompete agreement
• Competitive compensation and flexible pay structures
• Medical, dental + vision insurance
• 401(k) with employer match
• Generous PTO + parental leave
• CE and professional development support
• License and professional fee reimbursement
• Mental health and wellness resources

We’re Looking For

A Board-Certified or Residency-Trained Internal Medicine Specialist who enjoys complex cases, values collaboration, and wants to build a strong specialty practice in a supportive environment.

You’ll manage a diverse caseload, utilize advanced diagnostics, develop individualized treatment plans, and collaborate closely with ER clinicians and referring veterinarians.

California license or eligibility required.

Practice Great Medicine. Keep Your Life.

Complex cases. Strong referrals. Excellent support. No call. No weekends. No noncompete.

If you’re looking for a specialty environment where you can focus on medicine, build meaningful relationships with referring veterinarians, and have a predictable life outside the hospital, we’d love to talk.