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The ASPCA is headquartered in New York City, where we maintain a full-service animal hospital, spay/neuter clinic, mobile spay/neuter and primary pet care clinics, a rehabilitation center for canine victims of cruelty, kitten nursery, adoption center, and two community veterinary centers.
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As they engage in hands-on care, teams prioritize the elevation of our work through ongoing learning, advancing the animal welfare field through research, developing effective, efficient interventions, and establishing new best practices, which the ASPCA shares through the Learning Lab-the fourth Rehabilitation Services team-on ASPCA Pro, and at professional conferences.
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PHS/SPCA is truly an open admission shelter, not only accepting many pet animals who might be refused at other shelters, but also taking care of injured and orphaned native wildlife.
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Support internal ASPCA departments, such as the Adoption Center, Animal Hospital, Kitten Nursery, ARC/CARE, CMS and Community Engagement, with medical consultations and support. As both a player and a coach, you will work as a CM veterinarian as needed – seeing appointments, treating cats and dogs in our Primary Pet Care (PPC) program or performing high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter (HQHVSN) for shelter/rescue animals and beloved pets.
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Stay abreast of shelter medicine practices and trends, in order to employ these at the CRC and/or emergency sheltering locations when applicable; work with the animal care and behavior managers to implement appropriate protocols on topics that relate to animal health and welfare, including but not limited to sanitation, population management, animal housing and segregation, and nutrition.
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Support: structured mentorship from experienced veterinarians - we are one of the largest and most impactful animal welfare organizations in the world, so you will always have a strong team to lean on and cheer you on.
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We assist animals in need through on-the-ground disaster and cruelty interventions, behavioral rehabilitation, animal placement, legal and legislative advocacy, and the advancement of the sheltering and veterinary community through research, training, and resources.
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The ASPCA’s Community Medicine (CM) team provides expert veterinary care to support the welfare of animals and their people through our stationary and mobile veterinary clinics, serving the most underserved communities in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles.
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Responsibilities: Leadership of medical operations at the Cruelty Recovery Center and in emergency shelters (60%) Oversee daily medical care of animals housed in the CRC, emergency sheltering operations, and/or foster care, utilizing shelter medicine guidelines, principles and best practices to ensure high quality and humane animal care, and to facilitate the most efficient pathways to placement or other outcomes.
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