ER Veterinary Supervisor – Day Shift

READY TO LEVEL UP?

Are you an experienced veterinary professional who’s ready to go from doing the work to leading the team? Do you thrive when things get busy, love coaching others, and know how to keep a clinical team moving when the ER gets chaotic? If you’re thinking “yep, that’s me,” EVCC wants you on the team as our ER Veterinary Supervisor – Day Shift.

Make a Difference When It Matters Most.

At Emergency Veterinary Care Centers (EVCC), we show up for pets and the people who love them on some of their hardest days.

If you thrive in fast-paced environments, believe teamwork saves lives, and want to work somewhere your voice truly matters — this could be your place.

Who We Are

Emergency Veterinary Care Centers was created by veterinarians, for veterinarians—and for the communities they serve. Founded by 36 local general practice veterinarians (many of whom are still actively involved today), EVCC was built to support the veterinary community by providing trusted emergency-only care when primary care veterinarians are closed.

Currently, EVCC Saginaw is open from Friday at 7PM through Monday at 830AM including all holidays that occur during this timeframe. Our #1 goal is to expand these hours to provide quality care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, ensuring your pet always has access to lifesaving treatment— weekend or not.

Our Saginaw location is proud to provide compassionate emergency care for pets and the people who love them. Every shift, our team comes together to deliver lifesaving medicine while supporting one another through the fast pace and unpredictability of emergency veterinary care.

But what truly defines EVCC isn't just what we do—it's how we do it.

WE

Lead with compassion
Respect and elevate our technicians
Support each other without ego
Communicate openly and professionally
Recognize that emergency medicine is demanding — and take care of our team because of it

THE ROLE

You’ll report to the Hospital Manager and help keep our clinical team running smoothly while making sure we’re delivering top-tier nursing care.

Your main focus will be supervising clinical workflow, supporting collaboration, and helping our Nurses, Technicians, and Assistants do their absolute best.

This is primarily a day-shift role with weekend coverage. Schedules may flex depending on what the hospital needs — because, as we all know, emergency medicine doesn’t exactly follow a 9–5 calendar.

WHO YOU ARE

You’re someone who:

Has 3+ years of clinical Nursing/Technician experience preferred
Has 2+ years of leadership and/or emergency experience — major plus
Brings positive, energetic, “we’ll figure it out” energy
Communicates clearly and confidently
Actually enjoys teaching, coaching, and helping people grow
Knows how to lead without being a micromanager

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Basically, you’ll help make sure the clinical team has the people, tools, support, and direction they need to succeed.

LEAD THE DAY-TO-DAY

Manage daily clinical team operations
Supervise Nurses, Technicians, and Assistants
Help build and adjust clinical team schedules
Partner with the Hospital Manager on nursing payroll budgets
Make the most of downtime and keep the team productive
Keep EVCC culture and values front and center
Interview and onboard new team members, with offboarding support as needed
Partner closely with hospital leadership
Participate in weekly leadership meetings

KEEP PATIENT CARE ON POINT

Address patient care concerns and interpersonal conflicts
Implement EVCC Nursing Guidelines, policies, and projects
Make sure the team has the supplies, equipment, and tools needed to provide excellent care
Collaborate with the Medical Director to set expectations and maintain nursing standards
Incorporate DVM feedback when guiding the clinical team
Help bridge communication gaps and keep everyone on the same page

HELP YOUR TEAM GROW

We’re big on developing our people, so you’ll:

Work with Shift Leads to identify process improvements
Create a learning-focused environment for Nurses, Technicians, and Assistants