Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist (Board Certified / Diplomate / Residency Trained)
J922315 Winfield British Columbia CAD175K- CAD210K / Year
Earn up to $210,000 as an Internal Medicine Specialist in a thriving emergency and referral setting in Winfield, BC. Step into a collaborative, well-equipped environment where complex cases, advanced diagnostics and a supportive team enable meaningful, high-impact medicine.
The Hospital
This accredited emergency and referral hospital operates 24/7 for emergencies and provides scheduled referral services during the day. The purpose-built facility features multiple exam rooms, a spacious treatment area, dedicated operating rooms, dental and endoscopy suites, an in-house laboratory, and on-site advanced imaging including a CT scanner and ultrasound. A multidisciplinary team of veterinarians, board-certified specialists, skilled animal health technicians and administrative support staff work together with established referral workflows and clear communication protocols. Professional development, mentorship and continuing education are actively supported.
Location
- Based in Winfield (Lake Country), BC, this role offers an Okanagan lifestyle with easy access to Kelowna and abundant outdoor amenities.
- Prime location just north of Kelowna with a typical 20-25 minute drive to downtown and 8-10 minutes to Kelowna International Airport.
- Lake lifestyle on Kalamalka, Okanagan and Wood lakes, with nearby beaches and parks for swimming, paddling and picnics.
- Excellent trail access, including the Okanagan Rail Trail, ideal for walking, running and cycling.
- Strong community facilities: arena, community center, bike park, and extensive programming year-round.
- Active local events and a well-established farmers market in town.
- Convenient retail and services concentrated in Winfield Town Centre.
- Family-friendly with local schools and community health services; major hospital care in Kelowna about 20 minutes away.
- Sunny Okanagan climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation structure
- Extended health, dental and vision coverage
- Paid vacation and statutory holidays
- Continuing education allowance and dedicated CE days
- Professional dues and licensing reimbursement
- Relocation assistance available for eligible candidates
- Retirement savings program with employer contribution
- Disability and life insurance
- Uniform/scrub allowance
- Employee assistance and wellness resources
- Generous staff pet-care discounts
- Support for mentorship, training and career development
The Role
- Provide specialty internal medicine consultation and case management for referral and emergency-transferred patients.
- Perform and interpret advanced diagnostics, including ultrasound-based assessments, coordination of CT imaging, and procedures in dedicated endoscopy suites where clinically indicated.
- Develop comprehensive treatment plans and oversee inpatient care with strong technician and administrative support.
- Collaborate closely with emergency, surgery, rehabilitation and other specialty services; lead and participate in daily rounds.
- Communicate promptly and professionally with referring veterinarians and client families, ensuring continuity of care.
- Contribute to protocol development, quality improvement and team training.
- Primarily weekday, daytime service with a balanced schedule; occasional case support as needed.
Requirements
- DVM or equivalent degree
- Board-certified (DACVIM or equivalent) in Small Animal Internal Medicine, or residency-trained and eligible for board examination
- Eligible for and able to obtain licensure to practice in British Columbia
- Eligible to work in Canada
- Strong communication skills and a collaborative, team-focused approach
- Commitment to high-quality medicine, client service and ongoing professional development
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Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist (Board Certified / Diplomate / ResidencyTrained) employer: Global-Talent-Partners
Global Talent Partners is an exceptional employer for veterinarians seeking to advance their careers in a supportive and innovative environment. With a strong emphasis on mentorship and professional development, employees benefit from flexible working hours and the opportunity to work with cutting-edge diagnostic resources. Located in Regina, Saskatchewan, this role not only allows for clinical autonomy but also fosters a collaborative culture that prioritizes animal welfare and client service.
