YegVet Inc·Edmonton, Alberta
The Emergency Veterinarian provides high-quality medical care to hospitalized and outpatient emergency cases, focusing on stabilizing critical patients and developing treatment plans. They are responsible for interpreting diagnostic tests, communicating with clients and referring veterinarians, and maintaining accurate medical records.
Emergency Veterinarian Reports to: Director of Emergency Department: Emergency Status: Full-time Permanent (40 hours per week)
Are you a dedicated Emergency Veterinarian looking to join a progressive, multi-specialty team in a supportive and modern hospital? Boreal Veterinary Centre in Edmonton, Alberta is seeking an experienced and compassionate Emergency Veterinarian to join our growing 24-hour Emergency Department.
At Boreal Veterinary Centre, we're committed to providing exceptional patient care in a collaborative and team-driven environment. Our state-of-the-art, privately owned hospital features advanced diagnostics and treatment capabilities including CT, ultrasound, endoscopy, fluoroscopy, in-house laboratory services, and 24-hour RVT support.
You'll work alongside specialists in Critical Care, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Anesthesiology, Cardiology, and Oncology, allowing for seamless case collaboration and a supportive, well-rounded medical environment.
About the Opportunity
Boreal Veterinary Centre's Emergency Department is continuing to grow, and we are seeking two (2) Emergency Veterinarians (DVMs) to join our team. These positions will support our expanding caseload and help us continue delivering exceptional patient care, outstanding client service, and collaborative veterinary medicine in a fast-paced emergency environment.
This position follows a rotating schedule consisting of 8 to 10-hour shifts, including days, afternoons, evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays.
As an Emergency Veterinarian at Boreal, you will provide high-quality medical care to both hospitalized and outpatient emergency cases. You will play a key role in stabilizing critical patients, developing treatment plans, and communicating with clients and referring veterinarians to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Experience in emergency or critical care settings is preferred, but mentorship and onboarding support are available for veterinarians eager to advance their skills in emergency medicine.
Other tasks as may be reasonably requested by the employer
Interested in the role and think this would be a great opportunity for you? Please apply online through our careers page.
Candidates must hold a DVM degree from an accredited institution and have successfully completed the NAVLE. A current license to practice in Alberta and strong clinical diagnostic skills are required.
Market context
Emergency DVM roles in Alberta are often in demand because clinics need veterinarians who can handle urgent cases, triage quickly, and work confidently in fast-paced settings. Competition is usually strongest for candidates with Alberta licensure, NAVLE completion, and strong diagnostic skills, plus experience that fits overnight or high-acuity care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your Alberta license status and prepare examples of emergency case management before applying.