Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital is a veterinary specialty, emergency and critical care facility in located in Langley; just on the outskirts of world-class Vancouver, BC. We are a VECCS Certified Level 1 facility (only the 2nd in all of Canada) and a VetCOT Provisional Trauma Center. Watch this introduction video to get a better idea of what we do – and why we do it.
We are a cohesive team of veterinary professionals who strongly believe in collaboration, communication, respect and lifelong learning (we are sincere when we say “grow with us”!). BBVSH has board-certified specialists in surgery, oncology, neurology, critical care, 24-hour emergency, internal medicine, radiology, physical rehabilitation and cardiology.
Check out this hospital tour of our 10,000 square foot facility.
"We're not just looking for somebody to fill a position. We're looking for an individual who shares our values, who is honest, who is ethical and who is striving to be the best they can be personally and who is very motivated to be a part of a team."
"We are very lucky to be an independent, family-owned practice. We're nimble in terms of being of able to change things as needed and respond to people's concerns."
Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital is always on the look out for good-fit specialists to join our team. We are looking for dedicated individuals with a strong commitment to superb patient care. If you are looking for a team-oriented approach in a beautiful location with easy access to the great outdoors and a big city life, this is a fantastic opportunity.
Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital is a well-established, non-corporate, specialty referral practice with a growing team of specialists and hospitalists. We are currently in a 10,000 sq ft facility with 24/7 care for our patients.
Our primary multi-specialty (surgery, internal medicine, oncology, neurology, critical care, cardiology and canine rehabilitation) hospital is located in Metro Vancouver, B.C. with an additional modern facility in beautiful Bellingham, WA (30 miles south). This provides a unique opportunity to live either in the United States or Canada.
We offer a full complement of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic equipment including: Ligasure, arthroscopy, laparoscopy, Ultrasonography, flexible ad rigis endoscopy, on-site 64 slice CT and 1.5T MRI. In addition to a complete in-house lab, a full reference diagnostic lab with clinical and anatomical pathology and microbiology is in the same complex.
We are dedicated to providing excellent care, service and communication to our patients, clients and referring vet community. The hospital culture promotes an enjoyable, down-to-earth and respectful environment for all. Our support team is highly trained and passionate about continuing to learn. In addition to a competitive base salary plus production-based bonus, BBVSH offers flexible scheduling, continuing education and a generous benefits package.
If you’re interested in discussing career opportunities, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Our company culture prioritizes and values veterinary technicians and their essential role in the clinical team.
BBVSH is a great place to utilize and grow your skills in a challenging, rewarding, fun and respectful environment. We offer in house CE, fully paid conference registration and travel fees to top quality specialty and emergency conferences in North America, journal club, advanced skills labs, and a support team to help you further your education or to help you achieve a Veterinary Technician Specialty.
More information on the specific position you are applying for will be made available on application, and we are an Equal Opportunities Employer.
For current wages and other job postings, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Our company culture prioritizes and values veterinary assistants and their essential role in the clinical team. BBVSH is a great place to utilize and grow your skills in a challenging, rewarding, fun and respectful environment.
For current wages and other job postings, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital (BBVSH) is looking for an enthusiastic and experienced Client Service Representatives (CSR).
For current wages and other job postings, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Hear what our ER doctors have to say about working at BBVSH.
Emergency veterinarians receive primary cases and oversee primary patient care through our full-service ER department.
For current wages and other job postings, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital is always on the look out for good-fit specialists to join our team. We are looking for dedicated individuals with a strong commitment to superb patient care. If you are looking for a team-oriented approach in a beautiful location with easy access to the great outdoors and a big city life, this is a fantastic opportunity.
Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital is a well-established, non-corporate, specialty referral practice with a growing team of specialists and hospitalists. We are currently in a 10,000 sq ft facility with 24/7 care for our patients.
Our primary multi-specialty (surgery, internal medicine, oncology, neurology, critical care, cadiology and canine rehabilitation) hospital is located in Metro Vancouver, B.C. with an additional modern facility in beautiful Bellingham, WA (30 miles south). This provides a unique opportunity to live either in the United States or Canada.
We offer a full complement of advanced diagnostic and theraputic equipment including: Ligasure, arthroscopy, laparoscopy, Ultrasonography, flexible ad rigis endoscopy, on-site 64 slice CT and 1.5T MRI. In addition to a complete in-house lab, a full reference diagnostic lab with clinical and anatomical pathology and microbiology is in the same complex.
We are dedicated to providing excellent care, service and communication to our patients, clients and referring vet community. The hospital culture promotes an enjoyable, down-to-earth and respectful environmentfor all. Our support team is highly trained and passionate about continuing to learn. In addition to a competitive base salary plus production-based bonus, BBVSH offers flexible scheduling, continuing edication and a generous benefits package.
If you’re interested in discussing career opportunities, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Experience our collaborative team approach at Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital – an Independent, 24/7 Tertiary Care Center in scenic Metro Vancouver, British Columbia. We are seeking Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Oncologists.
Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital is seeking a Board-certified Internist, or Residency-trained Internist seeking board-certification, for our established, ever-growing 24/7 Multi-specialty and Emergency and Critical Care Hospital in Metro Vancouver, BC. Experience how our collaborative team embraces core values of We Before Me; Can Do; Do It Right; Game On; and Grow With Us!
If you’re interested in discussing career opportunities, please contact Taylor Davidson at humanresources@bbvsh.com.
Each summer, BBVSH mentors new RVTs in our Veterinary Internship Program (VTI). For the most up-to-date application cycle, please search our blog or visit bbvsh.com/vti (which should take you to the to latest program).
Our annual VTI program seeks highly motivated graduating students (or independent RVTs) to join us in the dynamic world of veterinary specialty & emergency medicine. BBVSH interns will supercharge their skills in a clinical setting working along side our experienced RVTs, ER Doctors and Specialists within our VECCS & VetCOT certified 10,000 sq. ft. hospital in Langley. If you’re highly motivated and looking to absorb knowledge from top professionals like a human sponge, then come join us!
*We’re flexible regarding start times or vacation conflicts.
** Please search our blog or visit bbvsh.com/vti for latest program.
Once our VTI program is announced (typically in February) you can apply via this form. If you have any questions outside of the active application period, please reach out to humanresources@bbvsh.com .
"Experienced technicians can specialize [at BBVSH], they could work in many different departments and there's many different shifts to suit different lifestyles. New grads: It's a really good way to see what's possible for you and to figure out what you're good at."
"The biggest thing I enjoy about BBVSH is the fostering of learning."
"It's a great place to grow for VAs or techs coming out of school. You can start in the ICU where you can learn the basics and then you can move on to different specialties or get the excitement of the ER where you see so many interesting cases."
"I think it's a fantastic environment for VAs and techs mostly because we learn something new absolutely every single day"
"Boundary Bay has provided me with a lot of opportunities to expand my knowledge that I would not have learned in general practice; learning about CT scans, MRIs, different types of chemotherapy. I've also dabbled in the emergency critical care side of things has been very eye opening with respect to all the things we can do for pets."
"I've done everything from neurology to physiotherapy to intensive care to critical care to surgery to liaison work all within two years. If you want to put in the time and the work, the limits are endless for what you can learn here."
"I just love the people. I love my career. They say 'If you love your job, you're not working a day in your life'."
"To the emergency veterinarians out there looking for a place to land, I can't recommend a spot more than here."
"It's a private practice and family owned. I really like the fact that [BBVSH] is not corporately owned."
"I think a big benefit of practicing ER here is the overwhelming amount of support you have. You have the advantage of always having a Criticalist on staff who will take the critical cases or help you work through them or help with the diagnostic or treatment plan."
"I think just being in a specialty hospital with so many departments as well as interacting with so many specialists has definitely helped me improve myself and serve my clients and patients better."
"In the growth process here as an ER doctor, one of the things that has been the most pivotal for me has been directly working with our Criticalists."
"The work-life balance is really great. As an emergency veterinarian I think, from a non-work standpoint, the management team really strives to make our work schedule something that enables us to have the life we want outside of work but also when we're at work, we're practicing the best medicine we can."
"Working for Geoff and Sarah has been one of the best experiences in my working career. It makes a huge difference to work in an independently-owned veterinary practice where it is so obvious how much our hospital owners care about this place and every single person that works in it."
"For other veterinarians that are interested in career opportunities, I would highly recommend Boundary Bay. It provides a really good balance where we get to see very interesting cases, we get to use our skills, we get to learn and we get to do it in a very positive and fun environment."
"The quality of life in British Columbia is bar none. I moved here because I wanted to get better at surfing, get better at sailing, get better at skiing and we can do all those things in one spot here. Not to mention having Vancouver nearby with all the cultural experiences. It's a pretty magical place."
"Ethically, [owners Geoff & Sarah] have the highest standards. Medically, they encourage you to do the absolute best medicine that's possible for that patient."
"One of the most valuable things about working here is just that ability to work down the hall and look my bosses in the eye and say 'hey, here's an issue and let's work on a solution together.' It's something I couldn't get in corporate medicine."
"I think Boundary Bay is uniquely set up to be able to provide really outstanding career opportunities. For me, it was really important for me to have the autonomy for my own service to be able to run things like I want to but also to have receptive management that I can talk to about things. I can literally call them on the phone or text them and I get the answer right away whereas that has not been my experience with more corporately owned medicine."