"Advanced ECC & Extracorporeal Therapies Fellowship"

Advanced ECC & Extracorporeal Therapies Fellowship

Position Number: 00106154

Essential Job Duties:
The Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) and Extracorporeal Therapy (ECT) Services at the NC State Veterinary Hospital are accepting applications for a 12-24 month Fellowship in Advanced ECC and ECT, depending on the fellow's preference/interest.

The duties of the Fellow will include:

• 50 - 60% extracorporeal therapy duty: primary responsibility is management of elective and emergency extracorporeal sessions. During extracorporeal week duty, the Fellow is on-call (7 days/week) for any emergency extracorporeal therapy session.
• Primary case responsibility will be maintained by the primary specialty service (usually Internal Medicine or ECC service); however, in certain circumstances, the ECT fellow may serve as the primary clinician for these cases.
• 40 - 50% ER/ICU duty: The Fellow will primarily receive emergency cases, supervise house officers in the ER and ICU services, and/or work in the hospitalist service, depending on the qualifications and previous experiences of the fellow.
• During the primary receiving or hospitalist duty, the fellow will take care of emergency and hospitalized cases as a primary clinician during weekdays or weekends. During the supervisory duty, the fellow will work directly with ECC residents and rotating interns and supervise the ICU and Emergency/Triage services during weekdays or weekends.
• The successful candidate will be board eligible or credentialed by the ACVECC. Time for board preparation (up to 8 weeks) is available for board eligible candidates.

Additional benefits provided to the incumbent include:

• Registration to online hemodialysis academy (3 classes/week x 50 weeks). The program will sponsor cost of the course ($1,500).
• Fellow will be eligible for 2-4 weeks of professional development.

Departmental Required Skills:
N/A

Preferred Experience, Skills, Training/Education:
We recommended that the applicant obtain letters of reference from postgraduate clinical training (e.g., residency) mentors who can attest to the clinical proficiency and pleasant personality of the applicant. Factors favoring an applicant's acceptance to the program include superior clinical skills, and excellent communication and interpersonal relationship skills. International candidates are eligible to apply and will be considered. Please be advised that the continued ability to sponsor new H-1B petitions is currently under review due to the Presidential Proclamation issued on September 19, 2025 (effective September 21, 2025). NC State University is actively assessing the full scope of this proclamation's requirements.

Necessary Licenses or Certifications:
Must be eligible for North Carolina veterinary licensure and/ or faculty certificate under the supervision of the NC State Veterinary Hospital.

Department: 195001 - Department of Clinical Sciences

Location: Raleigh, NC

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