Full-Time

Talent Manager

Specialty

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER)

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER)

1,001-5,000 employees

After-hours emergency veterinary care provider

Compensation Overview

$100k - $130k/yr

+ Bonus + Monthly cell phone reimbursement

Remote in USA + 1 more

More locations: White Plains, NY, USA

Remote

Eastern or Central Time Zone preferred; travel up to 25% is required.

Bachelor's

Category
People & HR (1)
Required Skills
Applicant Tracking Software (ATS)
CRM

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Requirements
  • A minimum of 3 years of recruiting experience is required.
  • The candidate must be able to work remotely in the United States; Eastern or Central Time Zone availability is preferred.
  • Proven ability to manage candidates using customer relationship management or applicant tracking system platforms.
  • Demonstrated passion for specialty talent acquisition and innovative approaches to sourcing, attracting, and assessing candidates.
  • High-level communication and organizational skills, including the ability to multitask and maintain strict confidentiality.
  • Ability to deliver high-performance results in a fully remote work setting.
  • Experience conducting phone, video, and in-person interviews, candidate screening, and formal assessments.
Responsibilities
  • Drive the full-cycle recruitment process for assigned hospitals and Clinical Programs by developing and executing strategic sourcing plans to identify diverse, top-tier candidates.
  • Manage candidates through a mutual assessment process and handle offer negotiation and closing in partnership with leadership teams.
  • Act as a strategic thought partner to the Talent Team, hospital leadership, and headquarters departments to understand and execute the organization’s evolving talent needs.
  • Own hiring needs by partnering with leadership to identify strategic talent pools and source top-tier candidates.
  • Create and drive scalable talent acquisition strategies using industry best practices, diverse relationships, networks, and cross-functional execution.
  • Build and sustain a creative, relationship-based talent attraction approach using multiple sourcing channels and talent pools.
  • Attend veterinary, retail, hospitality, and other industry conferences to source and attract talent.
  • Cultivate and maintain relationships with internal stakeholders, external partners, and vendors.
  • Drive process and technology improvements to increase talent acquisition efficiency.
  • Develop and sustain key performance indicators and metrics to measure success across the region.
  • Travel up to 25% to support hiring across VEG, including hospital partnerships, recruiting events, conferences, and other strategic talent initiatives.
Desired Qualifications
  • A Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is preferred.
  • Empathetic, people-centric approach when supporting colleagues and understanding different perspectives.
  • Humility, including acknowledging mistakes, sharing credit, and recognizing team accomplishments.
  • Ownership of work, responsibility for outcomes, and commitment to long-term results.
  • Curiosity, insightful questioning, and continuous learning and development.
Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER)

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER)

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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, New York

Founded

2014

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • VEG updated its brand to VEG ER for Pets in 2026, sharpening emergency recall.
  • VEG reported more than 100 locations nationwide and 3,578 employees by March 2026.
  • New Friendswood, Wisconsin, and Port Saint Lucie openings extend its growth runway.

What critics are saying

  • Hood v. Veterinary Emergency Group filed May 28, 2026, signals labor and FMLA exposure.
  • 24/7 staffing drives burnout; every vacant overnight shift directly limits hospital throughput.
  • If recruiter pipelines fail, VEG's always-open model becomes unprofitable and operationally brittle.

What makes Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG ER) unique

  • VEG ER for Pets runs walk-in, 24/7 emergency care with open-concept hospitals.
  • VEG trains non-ER veterinarians through NERD, converting them into emergency doctors.
  • VEG serves exotics too, broadening urgent-care demand beyond dogs and cats.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Company Match

Paid Parental Leave

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Flexible Work Hours

Generous employee pet discount

Company News

Metric Media
Aug 5th, 2025
Veterinary Emergency Group plans VEG Cares 5K fundraiser in Watertown

VEG partners with the nonprofit Veterinary Care Foundation through its VEG Cares program.

Channel 3000
Jul 5th, 2024
Veterinary Emergency Group to open first Wisconsin location

MADISON, Wis. - Veterinary Emergency Group announced Friday it will open its first 24/7/365 pet emergency hospital in Wisconsin on Monday, July 8.

PR Newswire
Jun 19th, 2024
Protecting Your Coworkers When They'Re Animals - Literally

Pet Toxicology Experts Warn of Dangers During Take Your Dog to Work DayMINNEAPOLIS, June 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The advantages of taking your dog to work are well known. For the employee, it relieves stress, helps build the human/animal bond, can reduce doggy daycare costs and can help develop new friendships in the office. For employers, it improves morale and helps with employee hiring and retention. Without careful supervision, however, your dog's visit to your office can also lead to a trip to the pet emergency hospital.While Pippa, a basset hound from Georgia, normally enjoys hanging out in the classroom, a sneak visit to the school bathroom led to an emergency trip to the veterinary hospital."National Take Your Dog to Work Day is on June 21 this year," said Dr. Renee Schmid, a senior veterinary toxicologist and director of Veterinary Medicine at Pet Poison Helpline. "Before you walk Fido through your office doors, however, be sure you're prepared

Chicago Tribune
Oct 31st, 2023
Naperville business roundup: 24/7 emergency vet to open; Elgin Clock Repair to wind down; McDonald's on Diehl Road to close

Veterinary Emergency Group, which has three other Chicago-area locations, is ready to open its latest spot at 3204 S. Route 59.

Patch Media
Aug 16th, 2023
Dogs Can Help With Canine Blood Demand At Falls Church Pet Hospital

Veterinary Emergency Group, a pet ER located at 7500 Leesburg Pike Suite 11 in Falls Church, announced the launch of its blood bank program.