Description
Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine is looking for a second board-certified or residency-trained Veterinary Oncologist to join our North Haven location. We’re not just filling a role; we’re building a dream team. With a flexible schedule, advanced tools at your fingertips, and a team that thrives on collaboration, this role offers the chance to shape the future of veterinary oncology, while being fully supported by a multi-specialty hospital that understands what exceptional care looks like.
Position Overview
As a Veterinary Oncologist at Central, you’ll work alongside a dedicated team of specialists, technicians, assistants, and support staff to provide comprehensive cancer care for pets. You’ll have the flexibility to shape your schedule and the support to grow your practice in a thriving, well-equipped environment. Our oncology service is a high-volume department that supports both our in-house specialty teams and a wide-reaching, trusted referral network.
Utilize advanced imaging technology to support patient care and treatment decisions
Collaborate with internal medicine, surgery, radiology, cardiology, neurology, ophthalmology, and emergency teams as needed
Communicate clearly and compassionately with pet owners
Participate in case rounds, continuing education, and hospital-wide initiatives
Mentor technicians and interns, and actively nurture a culture of support, growth, and teamwork.
Why Central Hospital?
Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine is a proudly independent and locally owned, 24-hour emergency and specialty hospital with locations in North Haven and Guilford. We are proud to be a VECCS Certified Facility, serving the Connecticut veterinary community for over 50 years.
We offer:
A strong, collaborative team culture across 11 specialties
State-of-the-art equipment and facilities
Comprehensive surgical suites and a dedicated ICU department with critical care staffing 7 days a week
Supportive leadership and a strong referral base
A dedicated Hospice and Palliative Care team lead by a board-certified Criticalist
A diverse and engaging caseload
A commitment to mentorship, continuing education, and clinical growth
Benefits Include:
Competitive base salary
Top notch medical benefits: we’ll take care of you with an industry leading medical plan, life insurance, and long-term disability fully paid by Central and at no cost to you!
Options for short-term disability, dental and vision insurance
401(k) match with immediate vesting after 60 days
50% employee discount
CE allowance and paid licensing fees
Generous PTO and flexible scheduling
Support for mental health and work-life balance
Why North Haven, CT?
North Haven offers the best of New England living with easy access to major cities and natural beauty.
Just minutes from Connecticut’s shoreline and scenic hiking trails
Close to New York City, Boston, Hartford, and New Haven for cultural, culinary, and professional opportunities
A welcoming community with excellent schools, vibrant local businesses, and a high quality of life
Whether you’re looking for coastal relaxation, mountain adventures, or city access, North Haven is the kind of place where work-life balance isn’t just a buzzword.
Requirements
Our Ideal Candidate:
Holds a valid DVM license from an accredited university
Is board-certified or residency-trained in veterinary oncology
Eager to collaborate and contribute to a growing oncology service
Demonstrates strong communication and leadership skills
Is committed to high standards of patient care and technician development
