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National Veterinary Associates

Provides veterinary network, partnerships, and resources

Veterinary Medical Oncologist

Veterinary ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeCentral Point, OR, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or equivalent veterinary degree and eligibility for Oregon veterinary licensure.
  • Board certification in Veterinary Medical Oncology (DACVIM – Oncology), or residency training in Medical Oncology with board eligibility.
  • Strong clinical and diagnostic skills and interest in managing complex oncology cases.
  • Strong communication skills and a compassionate, client-centered approach.
  • A collaborative mindset and commitment to exceptional patient care.
  • Interest in developing relationships with referring veterinarians and expanding access to specialty oncology care in the region.
  • Passion for continuous learning, teamwork, mentorship, and advancing specialty medicine.

Responsibilities

  • Manage a diverse and complex oncology caseload in collaboration with the hospital’s multidisciplinary specialty team.
  • Develop individualized diagnostic and treatment plans for patients with a variety of malignancies.
  • Oversee chemotherapy protocols and provide individualized recommendations based on each patient’s diagnosis, prognosis, and quality-of-life considerations.
  • Collaborate with Internal Medicine, Surgery, Emergency and Critical Care, Dermatology, and other specialty teams on complex cancer cases.
  • Use CT, ultrasound, digital radiography, and comprehensive in-house laboratory services to support oncology workups and treatment planning.
  • Coordinate comprehensive cancer care from initial diagnosis through treatment, monitoring, and follow-up.
  • Collaborate with the hospital’s surgical team on patients requiring oncologic procedures.
  • Work with Emergency and Critical Care teams when caring for medically compromised or hospitalized oncology patients.
  • Communicate with clients about cancer diagnoses, treatment options, prognosis, and ongoing care.
  • Build relationships with referring veterinarians and serve as an oncology resource for the Southern Oregon and surrounding veterinary community.
  • Mentor technicians and support staff involved in chemotherapy administration, patient monitoring, and oncology case management.
  • Help grow and develop the Medical Oncology service in alignment with hospital and community needs.
  • Pursue continuing education and professional development within oncology and the broader Ethos network.
  • Contribute to a team-focused hospital culture based on collaboration, compassion, innovation, and clinical excellence.

About the Company

National Veterinary Associates

Provides veterinary network, partnerships, and resources

NVA (National Veterinary Associates) builds a network of animal hospitals and pet resorts by partnering with veterinary practices. It provides these partners with support, resources, and access to a shared knowledge base to improve day-to-day operations, veterinary care, and animal welfare. The way it works is through partnerships: practices join the network and use the collective tools, training, and services to run their clinics more efficiently while keeping their own culture. This makes NVA different from competitors by leveraging a large, connected community that emphasizes collaboration, shared expertise, and sustainable growth across many clinics and facilities, rather than competing in isolation. The company’s goal is to raise the standard of care in veterinary medicine and pet care by enabling more practices to grow, share knowledge, and deliver better outcomes for animals and their owners.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total funding
$128M
Headquarters
Agoura Hills, CA
Founded
1996

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