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EMCC Vet in Orchard Park NY Emergency Veterinarian - up to $20,000 sign on bonus, tuition assistance and possible moving bonus - Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center (OPVMC) is seeking an Emergency Veterinarian! Live in one of the safe havens from climate change!! - OPVMC is a privately-owned hospital and a leader in Specialty, 24/7 Emergency and Wellness healthcare for pets. We enjoy a strong diverse caseload, are growing quickly, and are seeking the right individual to help contribute to the team environment and to expand the medicine we offer to the community. - OPVMC consists of three boarded internists, one boarded surgeon and two residency trained surgeons that limit their practice to surgery, a boarded medical oncologist, a behavior specialist, and eighteen emergency/general practice veterinarians. We have a telemedicine relationship with a boarded radiologist and a board-certified clinical pathologist. We also employ a full-time social worker onsite with an active internship program – SO HELPFULL! - In 2008 we relocated to a newly remodeled 22,000 sq. ft facility that includes endoscopy, cystoscopy, rhinoscopy, Storz endosurgical equipment, two GE Logiq S8 expert Vet ultrasounds, 64-slice Toshiba Aquilion CT, digital radiography with integrated radiography review, a complete onsite laboratory with digital slide scanning technology for same-day remote board certified clinical pathologist evaluations, and a blood bank. We enjoy a paper-light electronic medical records system that streamlines paperwork, improves record keeping, and facilitates client and referring veterinarian communication. - We have an incredibly loyal, hardworking and dedicated team. We are committed to the patients and the community, and promote an environment that fosters team learning mixed with a daily dose of laughter. Learn more about us at http://www.OPVMC.com/. - Orchard Park is located 20 minutes outside of Buffalo, New York. Buffalo is enjoying a renaissance and revitalization throughout the city as major companies are moving to Buffalo providing stable employment for many and bolstering the economy. Buffalo remains among the most affordable cities in the US with an easy commute to work from the city, suburbs or country – live in the environment that suits you, and have the access to where you need to be with ease - https://www.bestplaces.net/cost-of-living/. Architectural gems are everywhere providing great options for home buying and really cool places to visit and hangout. Buffalo also has many entertainment venues including concerts, theater events, live music, the Buffalo Sabres, Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Bandits lacrosse, awesome food (pizza and wings are good, but we have so much more!), an abundance of micro-breweries and distilleries; not to mention amazing art at the Albright Knox Art Gallery, The Buffalo Philharmonic, and fun days at the Science Museum. Let’s not forget the incredible Niagara Falls, and that’s just the beginning… If you are interested in learning more about Buffalo please visit the following: https://www.buffalorising.com/; http://www.buffalospree.com/. - We offer a competitive compensation package including health, dental and vision insurance; CE allowance, association dues; license and professional liability reimbursement, life insurance and 401(K) plan with employer match. We also offer relocation costs, tuition assistance and a signing bonus up to $20,000 for a full time employee!! - If you are interested in establishing a relationship with a privately owned veterinary practice that supports camaraderie, cares about you and offers an environment that balances work and life, please contact Allison Raffaele our Hospital Administrator at 716-662-6660, ext. 271 or you can send your CV to Allison at [email protected]. We look forward to meeting you! Welcome to Western New York “The City of Good Neighbors” Buffalo Fun Facts • Forbes named Buffalo most affordable city and 10th best place in the country to raise a family! • Buffalo is home to over 50 private and public art galleries and is ranked fourth by American Style in its list of American top Art Destinations. • Buffalo is known as the City of Trees due to the vast amount of parks. • Anchor Bar in Buffalo was home to the original buffalo wing • Sometimes also referred to as the “City of Light,” it was one of the first American cities to have electric street lamps. • Theodore Roosevelt became one of the few United States Presidents to be sworn in outside of Washington D.C. • The annual YMCA Turkey Trot, which began in 1896, is the oldest continually running public footrace in North America. • Over 200 movies have been filmed in and around Buffalo, including "Best Friends", "Bruce Almighty", "Hide in Plain Sight", "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" and "Tuck Everlasting" (both the 1981 and 2002 version). We Eat! Downtown Buffalo plays host to one of the largest concentration of performance venues in the United States. Every year, Buffalo’s Theatre District brings thousands of people into Downtown Buffalo to attend all varieties of live and musical theater. With choices ranging from new and innovative productions to classic comedies, dramas, musicals and American classics, the Buffalo Theatre District has something for everyone. The Buffalo History Museum has been Western New York's premier historical organization since 1862. The collections, exhibits, and programs tell the stories of the people, events, and movements that demonstrate Western New York's essential place in shaping American history. Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) designed a unique residential estate for wealthy Buffalo businessman Darwin D. Martin and his family between 1903-1905. The most substantial and highly developed of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie houses in the Eastern United States, The Martin House received National Historic Landmark status in 1986. The house is considered by leading Frank Lloyd Wright scholars as one of Wright’s finest achievements of the Prairie period and, indeed, of his entire career. Set high on a cliff with sweeping views over Lake Erie, Graycliff stands as an architectural jewel awaiting your discovery. Built between 1926 and 1931, Graycliff was designed by the renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright for Isabelle R. Martin and her husband, Larkin Company executive Darwin D. Martin. Graycliff served as the Martin summer home from 1927 to the mid-1940s. Most Western New Yorkers are passionate about where they come from. That spirit and sense of place is evident in the loyal, dedicated fanbase of Buffalo’s sports teams – the NFL’s Bills, NHL’s Sabres, NLL’s Bandits, Beauts women’s pro hockey, the Queen City Roller Girls and AAA baseball Bisons. Whether it’s an all-day tailgating and football bonanza at New Era Field, cheering for the coolest team on ice or a sunny afternoon at Sahlen Field, Buffalonians go big or go home; they love to make the most out of life. Miles of Waterfront Summer Bucket List Family Friendly Fall! Winter Wonderland! One of the seven wonders of the world, Niagara Falls State Park has awe-inspiring scenery! It also features thrilling attractions, interactive exhibits, miles of hiking trails, and delectable dining options in a family-friendly environment. It's an adventure-packed experience! No passport is needed to experience an unforgettable and breathtaking Niagara Falls vacation. Niagara Falls, USA The Eternal Flame Falls is a small waterfall located in the Shale Creek Preserve, a section of Chestnut Ridge Park in Western New York. A small grotto at the waterfall's base emits natural gas, which can be lit to produce a small flame. Letchworth State Park, renowned as the "Grand Canyon of the East," is one of the most scenically magnificent areas in the eastern U.S. The Genesee River roars through the gorge over three major waterfalls between cliffs and surrounded by lush forests. Trails are available for hiking, horseback riding, biking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. Letchworth offers whitewater rafting, kayaking, a pool for swimming and hot air ballooning. Experience Ellicottville Welcome to Buffalo, NY!.
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