Bush Veterinary Neurology Service is seeking a second Board-Certified or Residency trained Neurologist/Neurosurgeon to join our tight-knit and well-established team in Leesburg, Virginia. The successful candidate is team-oriented and has excellent communication skills with fellow colleagues, clients, and the referral community.

Our Hospital: Our Leesburg facility is home to a 24-hour emergency service supported by board-certified specialists in Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Neurology, Oncology, Critical Care, and General Surgery.Our site offers a 1.5 T GE MRI, GE 64 Slice CT Scanner, Cadwell EEG, Viking BAER/EMG/NCV Machine, and an in-house IDEXX laboratory.

Our Team: BVNS Leesburg is a talented, experienced, and hard-working team.We focus on delivering exceptional patient care and client service while maintaining a culture of teamwork and camaraderie. BVNS understands that a truly productive team must have a work-life balance making this a unique opportunity to thrive both personally and professionally. A large preexisting neurosurgical caseload will allow this doctor to “hit the ground running”!

The Leesburg Area: Leesburg is a quaint town located in Loudoun County, Virginia. Offering a suburban environment, Leesburg is home to great restaurants, wineries, world-class equestrian training, hiking, and a quiet atmosphere while situated not far from Washington, D.C., and three international airports.

Bush Veterinary Neurology Service: BVNS strives to advance veterinary medicine and provide high-quality, compassionate care that improves the lives of patients and their human companions.Our goal is to not only be a leader and innovator in neurology and neurosurgery but also to offer the members of our company opportunities to grow and learn every day. We provide our Staff Neurologists the chance to assist in our intern and residency programs, weekly journal clubs, and yearly surgery labs, as well as support them in a wide range of their special interests and research projects. We believe that through collaborative problem solving, teaching, and clinical research, we can learn and continue to provide exceptional care for our patients.