VMD/DVM Position

VMD/DVM Positions are available for veterinary associates, and graduates of veterinary medicine. All positions require a graduate degree in veterinary medicine (VMD or DVM).

Veterinarian, Adam Ryan (Private Practice)

Steamtown Veterinary Center
32 line st
Dunmore, PA 18512
570-614-3506 / Steamtownvet@gmail.com
Responsibilities:
The associate veterinarian will be responsible for evaluating and managing a diverse caseload of urgent care, emergency, and referred cases, developing diagnostic and treatment plans, communicating clearly and compassionately with clients, and maintaining thorough medical records. Responsibilities include performing medical workups, interpreting diagnostic imaging and in-house laboratory results, formulating treatment plans, and collaborating with colleagues to ensure high-quality patient care. Surgery is optional based on the doctor’s interest and comfort level; those who wish to pursue surgical cases will have the opportunity to perform and develop skills in soft tissue and potentially orthopedic procedures with mentorship and support. The role also includes working closely with technicians and support staff to maintain efficient workflow and uphold the hospital’s standards of professionalism and patient advocacy.
Qualifications
- VMD/DVM -Pa license

Newly graduated veterinarians may apply for this position
Salary:
150,000-200,000
Percentage Based Salary Info:
Base or pro sal option
Start Date:
Summer 2026
Practice Type:
Emergency
Employees:
5 Veterinarians And 20 Technicians
How to Apply:
Email/call/text Adam Ryan Steamtownvet@gmail.com 5706143506
Case Load:
Our caseload is diverse and clinically engaging, consisting of true emergencies, urgent care presentations, and referred surgical cases. On a daily basis, doctors manage a mix of gastrointestinal foreign bodies, GDVs, pyometras, splenic masses, traumatic injuries, laceration repairs, urinary obstructions, endocrine crises, and medically complex internal medicine cases. We also see a steady volume of soft tissue surgical referrals from surrounding practices that prefer to refer advanced or same-day procedures. This creates an environment with consistent hands-on experience and meaningful case variety, while still allowing for collaborative discussion and support among colleagues. Surgery is entirely optional for associates. A veterinarian who prefers to focus on urgent care and medical case management can do so comfortably within our model. For those with an interest in surgery, particularly soft tissue or orthopedics, there is significant opportunity to grow. We are committed to mentorship and are happy to provide guidance in surgical technique, case selection, and perioperative management for doctors who want to expand their skillset and confidence in the operating room. Our goal is to tailor the role to the doctor’s professional interests while maintaining high standards of patient care.
Benefits:
401k Health insurance License and dues allowance 3,000 CE allowance annually
Additional Comments:
Steamtown Veterinary Center is a privately owned emergency, urgent care, and surgical hospital located in Dunmore, serving the greater Northeast Pennsylvania community. Our facility was thoughtfully designed to support efficient workflow, advanced medical capabilities, and a collaborative environment for doctors who want to practice high-quality medicine in a progressive, well-equipped setting. Our hospital includes two fully equipped surgical suites, a dedicated dental suite with a high-speed dental unit and digital dental radiography, digital full-body radiography, and a dedicated ultrasound room. We maintain a comprehensive in-house laboratory capable of running CBCs, chemistry panels, electrolytes, coagulation testing, and cytology. The treatment area is designed to support emergency and critical care cases, and we provide separate canine and feline wards to promote patient comfort and reduce stress. A fully stocked pharmacy and centralized workstations enhance efficiency throughout the day, while a comfortable break room and doctor workspace create an environment that supports team communication and sustainability. The layout of the hospital supports three to four veterinarians per day, allowing for collaborative case management while maintaining autonomy in clinical decision-making. Steamtown Veterinary Center performs a wide range of soft tissue procedures including exploratory laparotomies, GDV surgery, splenectomy, cystotomy, enterotomy and resection and anastomosis, mass removals with reconstructive techniques, pyometra surgery, and emergency foreign body procedures. Our surgical capabilities also include cranial cruciate repair, such as lateral suture techniques, amputations, and advanced wound management. As we continue to grow, we are expanding our orthopedic offerings, including fracture repair, whether through collaboration with visiting surgeons or the addition of in-house surgical expertise. We are committed to building a program that encourag

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