Our primary hiring goal is for personality. We will train for skills!
While working at Verdigris Pet Hospital and Emergency Care, you will not only be working at the newest, most technologically advanced veterinary hospital in coastal North Carolina, you will also be working with some of the best and brightest in the veterinary industry.
We are interested in hearing from candidates who are passionate about pets, and people.
Team Culture
The veterinary industry is fast-paced, stressful, and an extremely physically and mentally demanding space to work in. How we come together is what moves our practice to connect sense of purpose with continuous improvement, resulting in happy, hardworking humans.
TEAMWORK
We share a single vision. We collaborate on tasks, seek feedback, support one another, and have a genuine desire to see Verdigris succeed. We are honest, accountable, and trustworthy. We respect each other and value camaraderie. We understand that we grow stronger by collaborating and working toward common goals.
EMPOWERMENT
We are dedicated to both professional and personal development. We don’t fear change, we embrace it. Though we move at a fast pace we constantly strive to be better, seeking out information and learning from each other. We take time to teach, learn, and mentor—promoting growth and continuous improvement. We take ownership on tasks, we are proactive, and we believe knowledge is power.
DEDICATION
We are a culture of passion. We bring heart. We go beyond expectations. We bring a happy, positive attitude to work because it influences the energy in the practice and our relationships with clients. We understand that by creating opportunities to laugh and develop true friendships at work, it helps us be more effective, productive, and better serve our clients.
Find Where You Fit In
Modern Pet Care
With all new, top-of-the-line equipment and a gorgeous new facility, we’re modernizing the entire pet care experience. Our hybrid primary-and-emergency care model eliminates day-to-ER transfers, reducing stress on both pets and owners, while also allowing for consistency in treatment planning and standard of care.
