Veterinary Cardiologist Jobs in USA with Visa Sponsorship
Veterinary cardiologists qualify for H-1B visa, O-1 visa, and EB-2 sponsorship based on specialized veterinary training and board certification requirements. Most positions require DVM plus cardiology residency completion, with large animal hospitals and specialty clinics actively sponsoring international veterinarians for these high-demand roles. For detailed occupation requirements, see the O*NET profile.
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Grab your hiking boots and head to Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center, a state-of-the-art, 24-hour emergency and specialty hospital in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. We are seeking a Part-Time Veterinary Cardiologist to join our growing, collaborative specialty team.
Located in Vancouver, Washington, just outside Portland, Oregon, our hospital offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and big-city access. Surrounded by incredible outdoor recreation—mountains, rivers, forests, and coastline—this area makes it easy to truly enjoy your time off.
ABOUT THE HOSPITAL
Pacific NW Pet ER & Specialty Center was designed with both medicine and people in mind. In just a few short years, we’ve built a dynamic, diverse, and highly collaborative team focused on delivering exceptional patient care while prioritizing staff wellbeing and sustainable careers.
THE CARDIOLOGY OPPORTUNITY
We are looking for a Cardiologist who values clinical connection, collaboration, and growth. You’ll work closely with Emergency, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Critical Care, Neurology, Oncology, and Imaging in a hospital where multi-specialty collaboration is part of daily practice—not an afterthought.
Our team has a strong interest in advanced diagnostics and interventional procedures, and you’ll have the opportunity to shape and grow cardiology services in a well-supported, progressive environment.
WHY PACIFIC NW PET ER & SPECIALTY?
- A beautiful, modern facility with abundant space and an employee garden
- A culture that prioritizes team wellbeing, support, and sustainability
- Daily collaboration with a robust specialty and ER team
- Advanced technology including:
- Echocardiography & advanced ultrasound
- CT, MRI, Fluoroscopy
- Interventional Radiology & Endoscopy
- Digital Radiology
- Mechanical Ventilation, High Flow Oxygen, Plasma Exchange, and more
- Competitive compensation and benefits, including:
- Generous CE allowance
- Base salary range of $90,000-$100,000+ (pro-sal model)
- Professional development incentives
- Staff pet discounts
- A strong nursing development program, including tuition support and VTS mentorship
LIVE WHERE OTHERS VACATION
Vancouver, WA offers mild weather and surprisingly sunny days—perfect for year-round outdoor adventure. From your front door, you can enjoy:
- Waterfall hikes in the Columbia River Gorge
- Skiing or snowboarding at Mt. Hood
- Paddleboarding or kayaking on the Columbia River
- Weekend trips to the Oregon Coast
- Endless mountain-view hikes
- A thriving local scene with coffee roasteries, food trucks, and breweries
ADDITIONAL PERKS:
- No Washington state income tax for WA residents
- Big-city energy without Seattle-level congestion
- More space, more nature, and a true sense of community
MORE THAN A JOB — A TEAM & COMMUNITY
At Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center, you’ll join a team that genuinely enjoys working together. Colleagues here share adventures, celebrate milestones, and support one another both inside and outside the hospital—from paddleboarding and hiking to coffee before rounds.
Our culture is built around long-term career satisfaction, continuous learning, collaboration, and balance—so you can practice excellent medicine and have a life outside of work.
Let’s connect and talk about what works best for you.
We’re a progressive team that understands the needs of today’s veterinary specialists, and we’d love to discuss how Cardiology fits into your career goals at Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center. If interested, reach out to Jackie Ross at jackie.ross@ethosvet.com.
INTRODUCTION
Grab your hiking boots and head to Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center, a state-of-the-art, 24-hour emergency and specialty hospital in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. We are seeking a Part-Time Veterinary Cardiologist to join our growing, collaborative specialty team.
Located in Vancouver, Washington, just outside Portland, Oregon, our hospital offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and big-city access. Surrounded by incredible outdoor recreation—mountains, rivers, forests, and coastline—this area makes it easy to truly enjoy your time off.
ABOUT THE HOSPITAL
Pacific NW Pet ER & Specialty Center was designed with both medicine and people in mind. In just a few short years, we’ve built a dynamic, diverse, and highly collaborative team focused on delivering exceptional patient care while prioritizing staff wellbeing and sustainable careers.
THE CARDIOLOGY OPPORTUNITY
We are looking for a Cardiologist who values clinical connection, collaboration, and growth. You’ll work closely with Emergency, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Critical Care, Neurology, Oncology, and Imaging in a hospital where multi-specialty collaboration is part of daily practice—not an afterthought.
Our team has a strong interest in advanced diagnostics and interventional procedures, and you’ll have the opportunity to shape and grow cardiology services in a well-supported, progressive environment.
WHY PACIFIC NW PET ER & SPECIALTY?
- A beautiful, modern facility with abundant space and an employee garden
- A culture that prioritizes team wellbeing, support, and sustainability
- Daily collaboration with a robust specialty and ER team
- Advanced technology including:
- Echocardiography & advanced ultrasound
- CT, MRI, Fluoroscopy
- Interventional Radiology & Endoscopy
- Digital Radiology
- Mechanical Ventilation, High Flow Oxygen, Plasma Exchange, and more
- Competitive compensation and benefits, including:
- Generous CE allowance
- Base salary range of $90,000-$100,000+ (pro-sal model)
- Professional development incentives
- Staff pet discounts
- A strong nursing development program, including tuition support and VTS mentorship
LIVE WHERE OTHERS VACATION
Vancouver, WA offers mild weather and surprisingly sunny days—perfect for year-round outdoor adventure. From your front door, you can enjoy:
- Waterfall hikes in the Columbia River Gorge
- Skiing or snowboarding at Mt. Hood
- Paddleboarding or kayaking on the Columbia River
- Weekend trips to the Oregon Coast
- Endless mountain-view hikes
- A thriving local scene with coffee roasteries, food trucks, and breweries
ADDITIONAL PERKS:
- No Washington state income tax for WA residents
- Big-city energy without Seattle-level congestion
- More space, more nature, and a true sense of community
MORE THAN A JOB — A TEAM & COMMUNITY
At Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center, you’ll join a team that genuinely enjoys working together. Colleagues here share adventures, celebrate milestones, and support one another both inside and outside the hospital—from paddleboarding and hiking to coffee before rounds.
Our culture is built around long-term career satisfaction, continuous learning, collaboration, and balance—so you can practice excellent medicine and have a life outside of work.
Let’s connect and talk about what works best for you.
We’re a progressive team that understands the needs of today’s veterinary specialists, and we’d love to discuss how Cardiology fits into your career goals at Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center. If interested, reach out to Jackie Ross at jackie.ross@ethosvet.com.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Veterinary Cardiologist Jobs
Target specialty veterinary hospitals and university teaching facilities
Large specialty practices, veterinary teaching hospitals, and research institutions have established H-1B sponsorship processes and regularly hire international veterinary specialists for cardiology positions.
Emphasize board certification or residency completion
ACVIM cardiology board certification or completed residency training strengthens specialty occupation arguments for H-1B petitions and demonstrates the specialized knowledge required for veterinary cardiology.
Consider O-1 for internationally recognized veterinary cardiologists
If you have published research, international conference presentations, or recognition in veterinary cardiology, the O-1 may offer faster processing than H-1B without lottery uncertainty.
Research state veterinary licensing requirements early
Each state has different veterinary licensing requirements for international graduates. Start the ECFVG certification process early as it can take 6-12 months before H-1B filing.
Highlight diagnostic imaging and interventional cardiology skills
Experience with echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, or interventional procedures demonstrates specialized technical skills that support the complexity argument needed for successful H-1B petitions in veterinary specialties.
Network through veterinary cardiology conferences and ACVIM
The American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine annual forum and specialty cardiology conferences provide direct networking opportunities with employers who understand international hiring and visa sponsorship processes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need ACVIM board certification for H-1B sponsorship as a veterinary cardiologist?
Board certification isn't legally required for H-1B visa sponsorship, but it significantly strengthens your petition. Most employers prefer ACVIM-certified cardiologists, and the certification helps demonstrate the specialized knowledge requirement. Completed residency training is often sufficient if certification is pending.
How does foreign veterinary education affect H-1B eligibility for cardiology positions?
Your foreign DVM must be equivalent to a U.S. veterinary degree, verified through ECFVG certification. You'll also need NAVLE passage and state licensing. The specialty cardiology training (residency or board certification) is what typically satisfies the H-1B specialty occupation requirement.
Which visa is better for veterinary cardiologists - H-1B or O-1?
H-1B is more common for veterinary specialists and doesn't require extraordinary ability evidence. O-1 works better if you have significant research publications, international recognition, or groundbreaking work in veterinary cardiology. O-1 has no lottery but requires higher evidence standards.
Can veterinary cardiologists get EB-2 green cards without labor certification?
Yes, through the National Interest Waiver if your cardiology work serves U.S. interests. This could include research in comparative cardiology, work in underserved areas, or developing new veterinary cardiac treatments. The Advanced Degree Professional category also applies with proper labor certification.
Do small animal vs large animal cardiology roles affect visa sponsorship?
Both qualify for H-1B sponsorship as specialty occupations. Large animal cardiology may have fewer opportunities but often involves university or research settings with established sponsorship processes. Small animal cardiology has more private practice options but may require finding employers familiar with visa processes.
How to find Veterinary Cardiologist jobs with visa sponsorship?
To find Veterinary Cardiologist positions with visa sponsorship, use Migrate Mate, which specializes in connecting international veterinary specialists with employers offering visa support. Focus your search on specialty veterinary hospitals, university veterinary schools, and large animal referral centers that commonly sponsor H-1B, O-1, or EB-2 visas for specialized veterinary professionals with advanced cardiology training and board certification.
What is the prevailing wage requirement for sponsored Veterinary Cardiologist jobs?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.