Veterinarian
Job Description
Develop veterinary cases and evaluate species-specific diagnosis, dosing and safety.
What you will do
• Write cases from presenting signs to a management plan across relevant species.
• Explain differentials, medication choices and species-specific dosing.
• Check diagnostic accuracy and toxicity risks; flag invented, unsafe or out-of-scope guidance.
Required background
• A DVM or VMD and an active, unencumbered US veterinary license.
• At least two years of clinical practice.
• Small-animal, large-animal or mixed-practice depth, including pharmacology and dose selection.
• Clear written English for explaining professional decisions and reasoning.
• Availability for at least 10 hours per week.
Preferred background
• Board certification or residency such as ACVIM, ACVECC or ACVS.
• Emergency/critical-care practice.
• Exotic, equine or production-animal experience.
Location and eligibility
• Current US veterinary licensure is required.
Availability
• Remote and asynchronous, with at least 10 hours available weekly and no fixed daily hours.
Pay and engagement
$100–$153/hr
Amounts are in USD. The applicable rate or fee and work requirements are agreed before you begin.