Description

Come help us build something important for the veterinary community in Jackson Hole where Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks will be your playground. Housing assistance will be provided!

Company Description

Veterinary Pulse Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a dual mission: to meet our region's urgent need for after-hours veterinary care - and to support the people who make that possible. Through our flagship initiative - Pet Pulse After Hours ER - we are creating a sustainable, compassionate solution to a long-standing gap in veterinary emergency care.

For over 30 years, Teton County's veterinary clinics have struggled with rotating after-hours coverage, leading to burnout, staff turnover and limited availability.

Our urgent care hybrid hospital (opening in fall of 2026) will change that and YOU can be a part of making that happen! We'll be open nights, Sundays and holidays to provide urgent care when regular clinics are closed, working in partnership with existing veterinarians. Our nonprofit structure lets us focus on what matter: veterinary care, not profit margins.

Please take a look at our website to learn more about our dual mission! vetpulsealliance.org

Role Description

ER Medicine That Doesn't Break You

Most emergency DVMs describe their careers as a war of attrition. The long shifts, relentless pace and little time to think often lead to significant mental health challenges. We're building a different model.

Our urgent care and emergency hospital serves a community that needs after-hours care without the overwhelming volume of a major metro ER. High-acuity cases come in, but the caseload reflects the nature of our region — giving you room to practice thoughtful, thorough medicine.

​You'll work alongside a team that has your back, with leadership that values your input and a culture where medicine and wellbeing can coexist.

What the day to day looks like:

We're open for walk-ins from 6-10pm Monday through Saturday and 10am-10pm on Sundays. After those hours, our doors are locked — but you and a seasoned technician remain on-site, available for emergencies when they arise, caring for hospitalized patients or resting in your private room. You'll be providing urgent and emergent care for pets that are currently being transported to the nearest pet ER 85+miles away. Your service fills a critical gap in after-hours care — offering 24/7 hospitalization between Pet Pulse and the referring DVM, a much-needed missing link in our surrounding communities. While you'll be the sole DVM on-site, you won't be alone in your growth. We provide ongoing support through reflective case reviews, giving you a space to discuss complex cases, refine your approach, and continue developing your clinical judgment outside the pressure of the moment.

Qualifications

• Proficiency in diagnosing, treating, and managing a variety of medical conditions in small animals
• Minmum 2 years clinical experience with comfort in emergency surgical procedures
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively interact with clients, team members and referring community veterinarians and their teams.
• Ability to maintain accurate medical records and ensure compliance with veterinary regulations
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to prioritize tasks.
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree or equivalent, with an active license to practice veterinary medicine in Wyoming
• Commitment to staying updated on the latest advancements in veterinary medicine through continuing education