Practice for Sale "Allegheny County, well established for 25 years, Small animal, one and a half Doctor practice in very nice facilities. Hospital is well equipped and quite profitable. Practice and real estate offered. Contact Dan at 412 561-5350 or vethospitalforsale@gmail.com." . 5/12

Full-time Veterinarian Needed Full-time Veterinarian needed for a busy well established small animal hospital located minutes from the Waterfront with a friendly and caring team environment. Modern surgical suite, xrays, EKG, in-house chemistry, Tonopen, and fully computerized. Contact Teresa or Ronald Bezak, DVM at 412-464-1965 or 412-655-4021. Email resume to munhallvet@gmail.com . 5/12

Part/Full-time Veterinarian Part/Full-time Veterinarian wanted Immediate part/full-time veterinarian position available for well established, small animal practice in Washington, PA. Well-equipped facility, qualified support staff and established clientele. No emergencies. Experience preferred. Competitive salary and benefits package commensurate with experience. Fax resume to: 724-228-7705 or e-mail at ddryer44@yahoo.com . 4/12

Staff Veterinarian STAFF VETERINARIAN The Western Pennsylvania Humane Society, with shelters located in the north side of Pittsburgh and also in Elizabeth Township, is looking for an energetic and motivated veterinarian to become a part of our team. The position will start off as part time with a possibility for full time work in the future. The Western Pennsylvania Humane Society operates an affordable wellness clinic open to the public. The candidate will provide spay/neuter surgeries to both owned and shelter animals, wellness exams and treatment to owned animals through our clinic, and care to the animals housed in our shelter. We offer competitive salary and benefits. New graduates with shelter experience are encouraged to apply.Email resume and questions to Dr. Jonna Swanson at jonna.swanson@wpahumane.org . 3/12

Practice for Sale Small animal solo practice for sale in SW Pennsylvania. Owner retiring. Established 35 years. 10 minutesWest of Airport and half hour to downtown Pittsburgh. Hours can be expanded. Includes land, building, and equipment on busiest roadin Beaver County. Serious inquiries to 724-375-6312. . 3/12

Part-time Low-Cost Spay Neuter (LCSN) Veterinarian Job Title: Spay/Neuter Veterinarian Reports To: Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Coordinator Status: Part-Time (Relief) Job Overview: Animal Friends, Pittsburgh’s premiere, progressive Companion Animal Resource Center, seeks a knowledgeable and compassionate part-time Spay/Neuter Veterinarian. The successful candidate has a strong passion for reducing pet overpopulation through high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter. Animal Friends’ Low-Cost Spay/Neuter (LCSN) Program is a regional leader in high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter. Through our Onsite, Mobile and Community spay/neuter resources our program has altered over 24,000 companion animals and feral cats in the past three years and over 75,000 since the program’s inception. The part-time Spay/Neuter Veterinarian will work at our Onsite and Mobile Clinics sterilizing cats and dogs. The focus at our Onsite clinics is shelter, owned and feral cats as well as all breeds of shelter and owned dogs. Our Mobile clinics focus on shelter, owned and feral cats. Other duties include, but are not limited to, examination, diagnosing diseases, monitoring of patients and oversight of surgical support staff. The part-time Spay/Neuter Veterinarian is supported by a well-trained technician team as well as administrative staff. The primary responsibilities of this position are to ensure the physical health of the animals prior to surgery, to perform surgery and to speak with clients on an as-needed basis. The part-time Spay/Neuter Veterinarian is also expected to provide oversight to the veterinary technicians and any other staff and volunteers working within the immediate surgical area. Our clinic follows standards of care for high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter clinics set forth by Humane Alliance, the Association of Shelter Veterinarians and our Veterinary Director. The position requires a DVM or equivalent and the ability to perform 35 surgeries per clinic. The candidate must also possess a strong background in clinical skills and a high level of professionalism. Physical Requirements: The position requires the ability to stand for long periods of time, assist in lifting large dogs, crates, carriers and feral cat traps. The candidate must be able to stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Animal Friends and the Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program enjoy a positive relationship with the Pittsburgh veterinary community, surrounding animal welfare agencies and local governmental agencies. Our spay/neuter veterinarians have continued to work with local veterinary practices and other shelters in their free time. The organization has been touted as one of the top sheltering facilities in the country and is dedicated to pursuing innovative solutions for community animal welfare issues. Compensation: The compensation package includes competitive salary. The candidate must have the ability to acquire Pennsylvania and DEA licensures. Interested candidates should send cover letter and resume to: Carol Whaley, Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Coordinator, Animal Friends, 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 or email to cwhaley@thinkingoutsidethecage.org. . 12/11

Lead Low-Cost Spay Neuter (LCSN) Veterinarian Job Title: Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinarian Reports To: Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Coordinator Status: Full-Time Job Overview: Animal Friends, Pittsburgh’s premiere, progressive Companion Animal Resource Center, seeks a knowledgeable and compassionate Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinarian. The successful candidate has a strong passion for reducing pet overpopulation through high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter. Animal Friends’ Low-Cost Spay/Neuter (LCSN) Program is a regional leader in high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter. Through our Onsite, Mobile and Community spay/neuter resources our program has altered over 24,000 companion animals and feral cats in the past three years and over 75,000 since the program’s inception. The Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinarian will work at our Onsite and Mobile Clinics sterilizing cats and dogs. The focus at our Onsite clinics is shelter, owned and feral cats as well as all breeds of shelter and owned dogs. Our Mobile clinics focus on shelter, owned and feral cats. Other duties include, but are not limited to, examination, diagnosing disease, monitoring of patients and oversight of surgical support staff. The Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinarian is supported by a well-trained technician team as well as administrative staff. The primary responsibilities of this position are to ensure the physical health of the animals prior to surgery, to perform surgery and to speak with clients on an as-needed basis. The Lead Spay/Neuter Veterinarian is also expected to provide leadership to the veterinary technicians and any other staff and volunteers working within the immediate surgical area. This position will also lend support during our planned program transition to our new clinic space. Our clinic follows standards of care for high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter clinics set forth by Humane Alliance and the Association of Shelter Veterinarians. The position requires a DVM or equivalent and the ability to perform at least 35 surgeries per clinic. The candidate must also possess a strong background in clinical skills and a high level of professionalism. This position affords the motivated candidate the opportunity to improve surgical skills and speed through training onsite and through our partnership with Humane Alliance, a national leader and trainer in high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter. Physical Requirements: The position requires the ability to stand for long periods of time, assist in lifting large dogs, crates, carriers and feral cat traps. The candidate must be able to stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Animal Friends and the Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program enjoy a positive relationship with the Pittsburgh veterinary community, surrounding animal welfare agencies and local governmental agencies. Our spay/neuter veterinarians have continued to work with local veterinary practices and other shelters in their free time. The organization has been touted as one of the top sheltering facilities in the country and is dedicated to pursuing innovative solutions for community animal welfare issues. Compensation: The compensation package includes competitive salary, health and vacation benefits, annual allowance for professional liability insurance, continuing education and local and state veterinary association membership reimbursements. Candidate must have the ability to acquire Pennsylvania and DEA licensures. Interested candidates should send cover letter and resume to: Carol Whaley, Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Coordinator, Animal Friends, 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 or email to cwhaley@thinkingoutsidethecage.org. . 12/11

ENJOY YOUR CAREER AND FIND MORE FREE TIME while you meet new people and make new friends! We'll help you craft the perfect job for your needs with no emergency duty, a 7-hour average workday, superior benefits, 401K, and company sponsored CE trips. Full time salary range $83-91K. Part-time job descriptions also available. Contact us to discuss opportunities for relief postions, permanent placement, or clinic partnerships at 800-888-6877 or email office@lighthousevet.com. Visit us on the web at LighthouseVet.com  or email office@lighthousevet.com. 3/11

Medical Wellness Coordinator Animal Friends seeking Medical Wellness Coordinator Job Overview The Medical Wellness Coordinator will assist the Veterinarian with the overall management of the day-to-day activities of the Medical Wellness Department. The Medical Wellness Coordinator is responsible for all staff scheduling, training and continuing education, inventory management, and supervision of vet tech staff and department volunteers. Working in conjunction with the Veterinarian and Director of Animal Wellness, this position is responsible for developing policies and procedures for the department and communicating them with the staff through regular weekly meetings. In addition to setting high standards for compassionate animal care, this position is responsible for accessing, initiating and establishing training protocols necessary for the department’s IT systems and record keeping. The Medical Wellness Coordinator works alongside other departments within the organization and fosters teamwork to accomplish its goals and objectives. As with every management level position within Animal Friends, the Medical Wellness Coordinator is expected to be a positive ambassador for the organization, abide by and promote its mission, policies and vision.Please submit cover letter and resume to Ann Ensminger, Director of Animal Wellness, at AEnsminger@ThinkingOutsideTheCage.org. . 3/12

Technician Bridgeville Animal Hospital is currently seeking a talented, self-motivated, and compassionate veterinary technician to join our team. Excellent opportunity for someone wishing to utilize their technical skills and clinical knowledge in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. We offer great pay and benefits, including medical, dental, vision, Simple IRA, and paid vacation. Please mail or fax resume to: Bridgeville Animal Hospital 420 Bower Hill Road Bridgeville, PA 15017, fax: 412-220-9061 or ezawilla@gmail.com . 3/12

Technicians, Kennel Assistants, Housekeeping and Customer Service Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center (PVSEC) is currently seeking Veterinary Technicians, Kennel Assistants, Housekeeping and Customer Service Representatives for their facility located in the North Hills of Pittsburgh. For more details on job descriptions visit our website at www.pvs-ec.com. Must be highly motivated, flexible, a team player, responsible, and eager to learn. Excellent working environment and compensation. Experience and certification a plus. Please apply online at www.pvs-ec.com or mail resume to 807 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, Pa 15237 (Attention Human Resource Office) . 3/12

LCSN Veterinary/Program Assistant The LCSN Veterinary/Program Assistant is responsible for providing high-quality animal and medical care for the organization’s in-house and mobile low-cost spay/neuter program. The Veterinary Technician/Assistant must ensure a humane environment while providing client education about spay/neuter and follow-up care. This position, with the guidance from the organization’s LCSN Coordinator, Medical Coordinator, and Veterinarians, administers and coordinates the medical care of spay/neuter clients including pre-surgery exams, surgery assistance and post-surgery recovery and discharge. It is essential that the incumbent have an outgoing, positive personality; excellent communication and organizational skills; computer knowledge; a sincere interest in serving both people and animals; and comfort working in a fast-paced team environment. The candidate must support Animal Friends’ mission and goals, and enhance and promote the programs and services of the organization. Responsibilities: Assists LCSN Veterinarians and other staff with examinations, treatments and surgery of animals as prescribed by the organization’s veterinarians while maintaining accurate medical records and upholding the highest standards of veterinary medicine. Practices superlative customer service standards as determined by the organization with a focus on client education. Oversees the cleanliness of mobile clinic, surgery areas and equipment and animal recovery areas to ensure a safe and sanitary environment. Supports the shelter functioning, and specifically the Operations Department, as requested. This includes but is not limited to tasks associated with and participation at special events and specifically Bark in the Park, Annual Telethon and Black Tie & Tails, and daily events such as Open Paw behavior training and AM briefings. Complies with applicable organization and program procedures and policies. Assists with other related duties as requested. Relationships: Reports directly to the LCSN Coordinator with special reporting responsibilities to the Medical Coordinator and Veterinarians. Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required. Veterinary Technician/Assistant degree strongly preferred. Must possess a minimum of three years prior work experience in animal care or in a veterinary environment. Experience with TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) and feral cats preferred. Must be proficient in venipuncture, stool sample reading, record keeping and animal restraint. Ability to work a flexible schedule; regular weekend hours and on-call duty required. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with diverse populations. Must have basic computer literacy, organizational ability, teamwork and time management skills. Must be able to follow verbal and/or written direction and respond positively to direction and supervision. Must be comfortable working with and around animals, including feral cats. Must have access to dependable transportation and openness to local travel. Valid driver’s license preferred. Must be able to work special events including, but not limited to, Bark in the Park and Black Tie & Tails. Must have a sincere interest in the work, programs and mission of Animal Friends, Inc. . 3/12

Full Time Position Full Time Veterinary Technician: 1-2 years experience required in small animal field. Requires flexible schedule including evenings/weekends/holidays. Must be able to lift 50 lbs or more. Will require background check and drug test. Reply with resume and salary requirements to info@washingtonpashelter.org. . 2/12

Pet Health & Wellness Center- Technician Pet Health & Wellness Center. We are currently seeking a veterinary technician to join our team. Our clinic is affiliated with the Cozy Inn Pet Resort in Plum, PA. We see outside appointments, as well as tend to emergencies or routine care and surgery for our resort guests. We are seeking an enthusiastic, self-motivated, friendly technician to join our staff and work closely with our veterinarian. Experienced individual is preferred and must be current on certification. Please email resume to dd227@cornell.edu or fax (412) 798-9480 . 1/12

Gas Sterilizer GAS STERILIZER FOR SALE: Anderson anprolene gas sterilizer model 74i serial # 270566. Unit is in working condition and we are happy with it. Only reason for selling it is that we are looking to purchase a larger unit from the same company. Originally paid 4,500 and asking $2,500. Includes original owners manual. Any contacts should be made by email johnodvm@me.com or by phone 724-640-6298. We also have pictures of the unit. . 3/12

Relief Veterinarian Elissa Allen, VMD, 2006 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Available for relief work in small animal medicine and surgery in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. Several years of emergency experience. (724) 759-0161 or email cheetahvmd@yahoo.com . 5/12

Kellie Frame, VMD Relief Veterinarian : Kellie Frame, VMD 1994 grad of Univ. of Penn.-- available for small animal medical and surgical cases in western PA-- may be willing to cover other areas of Pennsylvania., several years of critical care and emergency surgical experience, interest in general surgery ; Please contact 412-951-6300 or email kellieljones@yahoo.com . 2/12

Relief Veterinarian Angelina De Sanctis, DVM, Cornell University 2007 graduate . Relief service available for small animal practices in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. Please contact (607) 280-0072, email angelina.desanctis@gmail.com or visit angelinadesanctis.net . 10/11

Relief Veterinarian Becky Miller, DVM 1991 graduate of Cornell U and current ER vet. Available for small animal medicine/surgery in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. (724)898-8100 or email bmillerdvm@aol.com. . 5/11

Ann B. Fiduccia, MS, DVM 1986 graduate. Relief for SA practices. Available Pittsburgh/Metro area. (412) 367-9776. 3/11

Christine Mulliken, DVM Available for small animal practices in the Pittsburgh area 412-855-3615 or email cmullvet@gmail.com. 12/10

Steven Findlay, DVM, Small animal medicine/surgery relief veterinarian available immediately. (724) 969-0909 or email srfdoc@msm.com. 6/09

Beth Ferry (724) 953-7301. 6/09

Lighthouse Veterinary Personnel Service WE provide experenced veterinarians with great personalities to companion animal practices in Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia and Ohio. Whether your needs are occasional, long term, or a permanent associate call us at 800-888-6877, email office@lighthousevet.com, or visit us on the web at lighthouseVet.com  or email office@lighthousevet.com. 11/99

Veterinarians and Technicians Needed Volunteer veterinarians and technicians are needed to help continue the Pennsylvania Veterinary Foundation’s ongoing spay/neuter project in the American southwest. The spring trip is tenativley scheduled forApril 8-17 at the Hopi and Zuni reservations in Arizona and New Mexico. If you are interested in participating in all or just part of the trip, please contact Dr. Art Wirtz, 412-364-8568, or Dr. Ted Robinson, fandr@voicenet.com. . 12/11

Protect your staff from rabies by scheduling an On-site Rabies Immunization Clinic at your office. Passport Health has offices throughout Western PA, visit www.PassportHealthPA.com. Contact us at 1-800-839-4007. 4/08