Hawaiian Humane Society
Staff Veterinarian
Hawaiian Humane Society, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States, 96814
Position Title : Staff Veterinarian
Status : Exempt
Position Overview : We are seeking a highly skilled and passionate veterinarian to support the medical and surgical needs of our shelter animals and provide HQHV Spay/Neuter surgeries on public pets and community cats. This position offers a unique opportunity to make a substantial impact on the lives of animals and people in our community.
Reports To : Chief Veterinarian and Veterinary Services Manager
Supervises : Volunteers as needed
Key ResponsibilitiesProviding Medical and Surgical Care
Direct and Perform comprehensive medical services to all animals in shelter and foster care, including physical examinations, diagnostics, medications, and treatments.
Perform surgeries on shelter animals, including spay/neuter surgeries, wound repairs, entropions, enucleations, mass removals, cystotomies, amputations, and more.
Perform dental procedures on shelter animals, including cleanings and extractions.
Perform high-volume, high-quality, safe spay/neuter surgeries for public animals.
Provide compassionate pre- and post-operative care, monitoring patients closely to ensure their comfort and safety.
Maintain accurate medical and surgical records and contribute to the overall efficiency of the veterinary services and public spay/neuter programs.
Compassionate communication with all stakeholders (internal and external). Providing the highest level of customer care to our patrons and foster care families.
Providing compassionate end of life decision making.
Coordinating Shelter Medical Operations
Analyze and review medical protocols and procedures to ensure alignment with best practices in shelter medicine, and formulate and implement recommendations in collaboration with the Chief Veterinarian.
Continually improve the veterinary services program and ensure high-quality medical care and services for shelter and public animals, including animals in foster care.
Focus on identification, treatment, and prevention of health concerns to support live outcomes for animals whenever possible.
Provide direction to medical support staff as needed.
Provide training to shelter staff and volunteers on medical topics, including but not limited to medications, vaccinations, herd health, infectious disease, and quarantines.
Coordinates and assists with medical forensics for cruelty and neglect cases.
Ensure a positive public image to enhance the operation of Hawaiian Humane Society and improve the quality of life for animals.
Job Conditions
Work Environment : Indoors in typical shelter environment and outdoors in all types of weather.
Hours : Full-Time or Part-Time availability. Full-Time veterinarians work 4 days per week, 10 hours each day. Flexible scheduling available.
Requirements
DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary school.
Active and unrestricted license to practice veterinary medicine in Hawaii or eligibility to obtain one.
Knowledge of current trends and best practices in shelter medicine.
Understanding of local, state, and national laws regarding animal shelter agencies.
A progressive professional philosophy that humane organizations are partners working together.
Minimum 2 years' experience with high quality/high volume spay/neuter and other routine soft tissue surgeries.
Self-starter who is organized, innovative, flexible, detail-oriented.
Ability to work collaboratively in a respectful and professional manner.
Passion for animal welfare and our mission to make a positive difference in the lives of shelter pets and our community.
Willingness to provide guidance and training to staff and volunteers as needed.
Position Competencies
Analytical and critical Thinking
Excellent problem-solving skills
Commitment to ongoing learning and professional development
Strong mentorship skills
The above information on this job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by an employee in this classification.
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Status : Exempt
Position Overview : We are seeking a highly skilled and passionate veterinarian to support the medical and surgical needs of our shelter animals and provide HQHV Spay/Neuter surgeries on public pets and community cats. This position offers a unique opportunity to make a substantial impact on the lives of animals and people in our community.
Reports To : Chief Veterinarian and Veterinary Services Manager
Supervises : Volunteers as needed
Key ResponsibilitiesProviding Medical and Surgical Care
Direct and Perform comprehensive medical services to all animals in shelter and foster care, including physical examinations, diagnostics, medications, and treatments.
Perform surgeries on shelter animals, including spay/neuter surgeries, wound repairs, entropions, enucleations, mass removals, cystotomies, amputations, and more.
Perform dental procedures on shelter animals, including cleanings and extractions.
Perform high-volume, high-quality, safe spay/neuter surgeries for public animals.
Provide compassionate pre- and post-operative care, monitoring patients closely to ensure their comfort and safety.
Maintain accurate medical and surgical records and contribute to the overall efficiency of the veterinary services and public spay/neuter programs.
Compassionate communication with all stakeholders (internal and external). Providing the highest level of customer care to our patrons and foster care families.
Providing compassionate end of life decision making.
Coordinating Shelter Medical Operations
Analyze and review medical protocols and procedures to ensure alignment with best practices in shelter medicine, and formulate and implement recommendations in collaboration with the Chief Veterinarian.
Continually improve the veterinary services program and ensure high-quality medical care and services for shelter and public animals, including animals in foster care.
Focus on identification, treatment, and prevention of health concerns to support live outcomes for animals whenever possible.
Provide direction to medical support staff as needed.
Provide training to shelter staff and volunteers on medical topics, including but not limited to medications, vaccinations, herd health, infectious disease, and quarantines.
Coordinates and assists with medical forensics for cruelty and neglect cases.
Ensure a positive public image to enhance the operation of Hawaiian Humane Society and improve the quality of life for animals.
Job Conditions
Work Environment : Indoors in typical shelter environment and outdoors in all types of weather.
Hours : Full-Time or Part-Time availability. Full-Time veterinarians work 4 days per week, 10 hours each day. Flexible scheduling available.
Requirements
DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary school.
Active and unrestricted license to practice veterinary medicine in Hawaii or eligibility to obtain one.
Knowledge of current trends and best practices in shelter medicine.
Understanding of local, state, and national laws regarding animal shelter agencies.
A progressive professional philosophy that humane organizations are partners working together.
Minimum 2 years' experience with high quality/high volume spay/neuter and other routine soft tissue surgeries.
Self-starter who is organized, innovative, flexible, detail-oriented.
Ability to work collaboratively in a respectful and professional manner.
Passion for animal welfare and our mission to make a positive difference in the lives of shelter pets and our community.
Willingness to provide guidance and training to staff and volunteers as needed.
Position Competencies
Analytical and critical Thinking
Excellent problem-solving skills
Commitment to ongoing learning and professional development
Strong mentorship skills
The above information on this job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by an employee in this classification.
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