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Veterinary Internist - Southwest Florida
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A board-certified or residency-trained Small Animal Internal Medicine Specialist joins Fetch Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Centers in Southwest Florida to provide advanced internal medicine care and collaborate within a multispecialty, 24/7 emergency hospital.
About this role
At Fetch Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Centers, we’re redefining specialty care with a strong focus on collaboration, innovation, and quality of life — for both patients and doctors. We’re a privately owned, multi-specialty veterinary hospital group with locations in Florida and South Carolina.
Our Southwest Florida hospitals, located in Bonita Springs and Fort Myers, provide 24/7 emergency and specialty care to a rapidly growing and highly engaged veterinary community. We’re seeking a board-certified or residency-trained Internal Medicine Specialist to join our team and help shape the future of internal medicine in this thriving region.
What Sets Us Apart:
- Privately owned and expanding – no corporate red tape or bureaucracy
- Collaborative leadership – work directly with hospital leadership and specialty peers
- Multispecialty model – work alongside specialists in Medical Oncology, Surgery, and Critical Care, with full 24/7 emergency support
- Culture-focused – supportive, transparent, and built around doing great medicine together
Our Southwest Florida Facilities Include:
- 14,000+ combined sq. ft. fully equipped hospitals in Bonita Springs and Fort Myers
- Helical CT scanner
- Full in-house laboratory and digital radiology suite
- Abdominal and thoracic ultrasound
- Flexible and expanding endoscopy capability
- Cloud-based EMR and digital treatment whiteboards
- Dedicated ICU with advanced monitoring
- Well-trained, friendly support staff and a collaborative ER team
Have specific tools or capabilities you want to bring in? We’re happy to invest in the equipment and support you need to thrive.
Take a virtual tour of our hospitals here:
Fort Myers- Fetch 3D Tour
The Community:
Bonita Springs and Fort Myers offer an unbeatable coastal lifestyle — pristine beaches, endless sunshine, great restaurants, boating, golf, outdoor recreation, and no state income tax. Whether you’re looking to settle down or just escape winter permanently, this is a truly special place to live and work.
What’s Next:
- You read this and say, “This is the kind of place I’ve been looking for.”
- You reach out — apply, email, call, or text us.
- We invite you to visit, meet the team, and explore the Bonita Springs–Fort Myers community.
- You find your veterinary home.
Requirements
- A board-certified or residency-trained Small Animal Internist
- Licensed or eligible for licensure in Florida
- A strong communicator and effective collaborator
Benefits
- Competitive base salary plus production
- Signing bonus and relocation assistance
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Paid parental leave
- Safe harbor 401(k) with employer match
- CE and uniform allowance
- Paid licenses, PLIT, and professional dues
- PTO and paid holidays
- A leadership team that listens, supports, and invests in you
Skills
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