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Veterinary internal medicine jobs on Pago include board-certified internist and residency-trained positions at specialty and referral hospitals across the country. These roles focus on diagnosing and managing complex, often chronic medical conditions that general practice has already worked up as far as it reasonably can. Browse current openings below and filter by location to find internal medicine roles hiring now, with new listings added regularly across academic and private referral settings.

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Veterinarian Internist

Veterinarian Internist

Number of Positions: 1

Alliance Animal Health

Ventura, CaliforniaFull-Time
Board-Certified Internist or Residency Trained Veterinarian

Board-Certified Internist or Residency Trained Veterinarian

Number of Positions: 1

Innovetive Petcare

Niceville, FloridaFull-Time
Veterinarian - Internal Medicine

Veterinarian - Internal Medicine

Number of Positions: 1

Innovetive Petcare

Chattanooga, TennesseeFull-Time$225000 - $300000/year
Internist - Internal Medicine Specialist Veterinarian

Internist - Internal Medicine Specialist Veterinarian

Number of Positions: 1

Innovetive Petcare

Huntington, New YorkFull-Time$215000 - $250000/year
Veterinarian Internist

Veterinarian Internist

Number of Positions: 1

Alliance Animal Health

Ventura, CaliforniaFull-Time
Internist

Internist

Number of Positions: 1

Vet Solution cn

Warrensville Heights, OhioMay 27, 2027
Veterinary Internist

Veterinary Internist

Number of Positions: 60

Irah Test

Augusta, MaineTemporary$20 - $25/hour5+ years
Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Number of Positions: 76

Irah Test

Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaPart-time$20 - $25/hour5+ years
Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Number of Positions: 15

Dan

Denver, ColoradoFull-Time$65000 - $75000/year1–3 years
Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Number of Positions: 15

Test Stearns

Denver, ColoradoFull-Time$65000 - $75000/year1–3 years
Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Number of Positions: 15

Vet Solution cn

Denver, ColoradoFull-Time$65000 - $75000/year1–3 years
Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist

Number of Positions: 15

Test Account

Denver, ColoradoFull-Time$65000 - $75000/year1–3 years

About Veterinary Internal Medicine Jobs

A veterinary internist diagnoses and manages complex medical conditions that often require advanced diagnostic workup: chronic kidney or liver disease, endocrine disorders, immune-mediated diseases, and cases where the underlying cause isn't straightforward and routine testing hasn't provided a clear answer. Internal medicine is one of the broader board-certified specialties, certified through the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM).

Becoming a board-certified internist requires a DVM, an internship, and an ACVIM-approved residency in small animal or large animal internal medicine, followed by passing board certification exams. Some job listings specify "board-certified or residency-trained," meaning the employer will consider candidates who've completed the residency even if they haven't yet passed boards, a common pattern across most board-certified specialties.

Internal medicine sits distinct from the other ACVIM subspecialties, cardiology, neurology, oncology, and nutrition, each of which has its own separate certification track despite falling under the same parent college. Veterinary internal medicine jobs on Pago refer specifically to the internal medicine track, so check a listing carefully if you're actually looking for one of the other related ACVIM subspecialties instead.

Internists typically work at specialty and referral hospitals or academic teaching institutions, often collaborating closely with surgeons, radiologists, and other specialists on complex, multi-system cases that general practice has already investigated as far as its own diagnostic capabilities reasonably allow before referring out.

Before applying, review the specific caseload and equipment available at a given hospital, since internal medicine practices vary in how much advanced diagnostic capability, such as ultrasound or endoscopy, is available in-house versus referred elsewhere. This affects both your day-to-day casework and your opportunities to use your full training.

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