Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist (DACVIM) – Redlands, California
Location: Redlands, California
Salary: Competitive compensation with flexible pay structures (from $250,000 – $300,000)
Schedule: Monday–Friday with no weekends, holidays, on-call, or emergency coverage
Benefits: Medical, dental and vision insurance, 401(k) with employer match, generous paid time off, parental leave, continuing education support, paid professional fees, mental health and wellness resources, and no noncompete agreement
About the Role
An established emergency and specialty veterinary hospital is seeking a Board-Certified or Residency-Trained Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist to join its team in Redlands, California.
This position provides the opportunity to practise complex veterinary internal medicine with advanced diagnostic resources, an established referral network, experienced emergency clinicians, and dedicated technical and operational support.
A major advantage of the opportunity is its predictable Monday–Friday schedule with no weekends, holidays, or on-call responsibilities, allowing the successful specialist to develop a rewarding referral caseload while maintaining an excellent work-life balance.
The Internal Medicine Specialist will have considerable clinical autonomy, dedicated workspace, and the opportunity to build strong relationships with referring veterinarians while collaborating closely with an established emergency team.
About the Practice
This is an established emergency and specialty veterinary hospital providing advanced veterinary care to patients throughout Redlands and the surrounding Southern California region.
The hospital benefits from an established referral network with consistent case flow, providing the Internal Medicine Specialist with access to a varied and challenging caseload.
Modern facilities, advanced diagnostic technology, and experienced clinical support enable specialists to investigate and manage complex medical cases effectively.
The successful candidate will also benefit from a dedicated private office and treatment space, allowing them to develop and manage their specialty service within a well-supported hospital environment.
Experienced emergency veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and support professionals provide opportunities for close collaboration, particularly when managing complex, hospitalised, or multidisciplinary patients.
Responsibilities
The Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist will:
Manage a diverse caseload of complex internal medicine patients.
Perform comprehensive clinical assessments and develop individualised diagnostic plans.
Utilise advanced diagnostic technology to investigate complex medical conditions.
Develop evidence-based treatment and ongoing case-management plans.
Manage referred internal medicine cases from primary care veterinarians.
Collaborate closely with emergency clinicians on complex and hospitalised patients.
Communicate effectively with referring veterinarians throughout the diagnostic and treatment process.
Build and maintain strong professional relationships within the hospital's referral network.
Clearly communicate diagnoses, prognoses, treatment options, and ongoing care requirements to pet owners.
Provide specialist-level guidance to veterinary technicians and other clinical professionals.
Maintain accurate and comprehensive medical records.
Contribute to a collaborative culture focused on clinical excellence.
Participate in continuing education and ongoing specialty development.
Support the continued growth and development of the hospital's internal medicine service.
Candidate Profile
Applicants should be a Board-Certified Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist (DACVIM or equivalent) or have completed an approved veterinary internal medicine residency training programme.
Candidates must possess, or be eligible to obtain, a California veterinary licence.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate:
Advanced knowledge of small animal internal medicine.
Confidence managing complex and challenging referral cases.
Strong diagnostic reasoning and clinical decision-making abilities.
Experience developing individualised diagnostic and treatment plans.
Excellent communication with clients and referring veterinarians.
A collaborative approach to working with emergency clinicians and support teams.
Commitment to high standards of evidence-based veterinary medicine.
Strong organisational and case-management skills.
Genuine interest in developing a successful internal medicine referral service.
A desire for clinical autonomy within a well-supported specialty environment.
Compensation & Benefits
The position offers a highly attractive specialist compensation and benefits package, including:
Competitive compensation
Flexible compensation structures
Monday–Friday schedule
No weekend shifts
No holiday shifts
No on-call responsibilities
No noncompete agreement
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with employer match
Generous paid time off
Parental leave
Continuing education and professional development support
Reimbursement of veterinary licence fees
Reimbursement of professional fees
Mental health and wellness resources
Dedicated private office
Dedicated treatment space
Established referral network and consistent case flow
Experienced emergency veterinarian and technician support
Access to advanced diagnostics and modern clinical technology
Clinical autonomy with strong operational support
Apply Today
This is an excellent opportunity for a Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist seeking a DACVIM job in Redlands, California, combining complex referral medicine with advanced diagnostics, established case flow, experienced clinical support, and a predictable weekday schedule.
Board-Certified and Residency-Trained Internal Medicine Specialists looking for a Monday–Friday veterinary specialist position in Southern California with no weekends, no on-call, and no noncompete agreement are encouraged to apply.
Contact:
Matt Doyle – Associate Talent Partner
T: (213) 258-1399
E: matt@supreme-ss.com