Century Equine Veterinary Services offers high quality care to our equine patients. It is our desire to work in conjunction with owners to decide the best course of action for their horses. CEVS is dedicated to providing the best care for horses in all walks of life.
We are based out of Chambersburg, PA and serve the surrounding areas of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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Century Equine Veterinary Services
Email: droliver@centuryequine.com www.centuryequine.com
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Century Equine Veterinary Services is looking to hire a full time veterinarian. We are a 100% equine practice in Chambersburg PA. We provide quality full service general practitioner care in the surrounding areas of PA and MD. Our clients are important to us, but so is our mental health. We focus highly on boundaries and ask our clients to respect our time. We currently have 1 full time veterinarian and 1 veterinarian that works part time/relief. We see a wide array of horses including but not limited to, competitive disciplines, pleasure/trail, companions and working horses. We are mostly ambulatory but also have a new haul in facility with a 6 stall barn, treatment room, drop stall and office space. You will be provided a fully stocked truck for ambulatory calls. We have a digital radiograph system, ultrasound, shockwave, upper airway endoscope and gastroscope, power dental equipment, PRP, etc. We also have in-house CBC/Chem, Parasight machine for fecal egg counts and SAA/IgG machines on the trucks. There will be an assistant provided for all appointments except for after hours emergency calls. Emergency calls will be shared equally among the full time veterinarians and the ER fee goes to the veterinarian. Salary will be commensurate with experience. We are happy to have new graduates apply and will be providing mentorship as needed. This can look a few different ways, with a hybrid schedule of attending appointments and emergencies for the first few months with the owner/vet as a possibility. We are concerned with long term success and retention of an associate, so we want to provide the mentorship and support needed.The schedule is M-F for routine appointments (exception during breeding season for Saturday breeding of mares WE set up for AI), and we can have a 4 day week after your week on call if you so choose. We are very open to veterinarians looking to further their education whether that be chiro/acupuncture, rehabilitation, dentistry, reproduction, etc.![]()
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For outside of work, we are close to the Appalachian Trail, have two nearby ski resorts, and are close to Frederick MD and Harrisburg PA. Hershey Park is about an hour and half away. There are a large number of horse trails and local places to ride along with several state parks.![]()
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Requirements:![]()
DVM, VMD or equivalent![]()
Ability to be licensed in PA and MD![]()
Ability to be accredited in PA and MD![]()
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Benefits:![]()
AAEP, AVMA dues paid![]()
Liability through AVMA![]()
Retirement after 6 months![]()
State license(s) and DEA fees![]()
Health insurance, if needed![]()
Continuing Education stipend![]()
Paid time off![]()
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Please call Shannon Oliver at 717-360-6035 or email droliver@centuryequine.com
Spring is here and the days are getting longer. I don’t know about you, but there are definitely days I don’t want to come to work. However, we have two employees that are always here, always excited and always willing to lend a helping hand. They put a smile on everyone’s face and sometimes a tongue in your ear. Our CEVS Employee(s) of the Month deserve to be recognized and I’m sure none of our clients will be surprised to hear the honor goes to Ryder and Cooper 🙂 Congratulations boys! Keep up the good work.
For all our horse owners, please know we no longer euthanize with pentobarbital. It was something we used for years but this protocol changed 3-4 years ago. The protocol we use is NOT toxic to wildlife and domestic animals. HOWEVER, you should still follow the rules of your township/county concerning burial on property, you should bury/dispose ASAP and follow appropriate protocols on grave depth, location, etc. Pentobarbital is extremely toxic to all animals and all but doesn’t degrade over time. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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With our new practice management software, we are switching the way we receive text messages. For now, we will likely ask you email over any pictures until we have everything ported over and working correctly. If you do not receive a response to your text this week in a timely manner, please call. As a reminder, texting about an emergency is not recommended and won’t be seen after hours even with the new setup. Thanks!
If anyone recognizes this horse, would you please reach out to us? Classy is a 17 year old Paint Mare. Thank you!