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Our patients need you.  ​​​​​​
Unleash your power in our new state-of-the-art hospital.

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There has never been a better time to join VCA Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Center of Kalamazoo.

We are looking forward to welcoming passionate and dedicated veterinarians. You’ll work among the best with a full support team, credentialed technicians, an urgent care doctor, a boarded surgeon and a radiation oncologist.

We value work-life balance, so full-time veterinarians enjoy more than one day off per month. As a vital and trusted member of our care team, the power is in your hands to deliver the most innovative, compassionate pet care and support our clients throughout their journeys.

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New state-of-the-art hospital
  • 12 exam rooms
  • 2 x-ray rooms
  • 3 operating rooms
  • 2 procedure rooms
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Modern equipment and technology
  • CT machine
  • Rigid and flexible endoscope
  • Multiple ultrasound machines
  • Antech blood machines for in-house chemistries and CBCs
  • Coagulation time analyzer
  • Blood-gas machine for venous and arterial blood gasses
  • 12-lead ECG machine for detailed ECGs
  • TrueBeam radiation technology

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