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Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER)

After-hours emergency veterinary care provider

Emergency Veterinary Nursing Trainer

Veterinary ProfessionalsPosted on Nov 13
Full-timeCarle Place, NY, USA$34 - $60 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be credentialed as a veterinary technician (CVT, RVT, LVT, or LVMT) in the location of the VEG practice and have emergency medicine experience.
  • Be comfortable mentoring others and giving and receiving feedback from colleagues and mentees.
  • Have schedule flexibility to work with VEG team members across various shifts.
  • Be able to coordinate training projects with multiple teams.
  • Be willing to travel within the local region to surrounding VEG hospitals.
  • Be willing to continue developing personal nursing skills and knowledge.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate with hospital nursing leadership to identify individual and team training needs.
  • Assess Assistants and Nurses’ skill competency through in-person observations and content knowledge evaluations, and support advancement in the VEG Cultivate level system through direct assessments and a qualified assessment team.
  • Implement hospital training programs and serve as the point person for programs such as New ER Nurse.
  • Manage time between on-the-floor mentoring and strategy development for nursing care teams.
  • Facilitate in-person training based on hospital needs, including direct one-to-one training and peer training opportunities.
  • Collaborate with the professional network and RND to expand educational outreach for the hospital and VEG community.
  • Work with Nursing Education on program development, training objectives, and additional needs.
  • Provide educational opportunities for the nursing team, such as webinars, labs, and workshops.
  • Evaluate programs and reflect on practice to modify and enhance the assistant and technician leveling program.
  • Ensure training content and activities align with VEG’s culture, mission, and vision and reflect accurate, up-to-date emergency medicine and standards of care.
  • Spend approximately 70–80% of work time providing direct training and 20–30% on administrative and organizational work.
  • Assist in developing curricular materials, including PowerPoint presentations, videos, simulations, and assessments, for the assistant and technician training program.
  • Support newer VEG veterinarians with skills training when requested.

Desired Qualifications

  • Certification as a Veterinary Technician Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care is strongly preferred.
  • Veterinary Technician Specialist certification in Internal Medicine or Anesthesia, with requisite experience in Emergency and Critical Care, is preferred.
  • Previous experience in a training role or training veterinary technicians is preferred.

About the Company

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER)

After-hours emergency veterinary care provider

VEG ER provides after-hours emergency veterinary care, operating during nights, weekends, and holidays when ordinary animal hospitals are closed. It serves as an extension of primary veterinary practices, collaborating with regular veterinarians to ensure continuous, urgent care for pets. Pet owners access immediate emergency consultations, treatments, and procedures, with VEG ER handling high‑stress cases when regular clinics are unavailable. The service model centers on rapid response and close partnership with referring vets rather than standing alone, and revenue comes from fees for emergency consultations and procedures. The team is led by Dr. David Bessler, who aims to transform emergency veterinary medicine through a holistic and openly collaborative approach. The goal is to fill the after-hours care gap by providing reliable, high-quality emergency services that integrate with primary care providers.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$100M
Headquarters
White Plains, NY
Founded
2014

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