posted on Friday, August 1, 2025. Note: Hiring for this position is currently on hold. CCHS has an open full-time salaried position for Shelter Veterinarian. Please send your resume and a letter of interest to Mary Tiefenbrunn, Executive Director, at director@cuhumane.org. About the Role: The Champaign County Humane Society (CCHS) is seeking a compassionate and skilled Shelter Veterinarian (SV) to join our dedicated team. This full-time position plays a key role in maintaining the health and well-being of animals in our care and ensuring the highest standard of shelter medicine. Reporting to the Executive Director and working closely with the Shelter Manager, the SV oversees medical care and disease prevention for a diverse population of shelter animals. Responsibilities include diagnostics, treatment planning, surgical procedures (including spay/neuter), and mentoring medical staff. We strive to achieve the ideals set forth by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians’ Guidelines for Standards of Care, and are proud to support a progressive, open-admission shelter that serves companion animals of all types and conditions. Key Responsibilities: Perform physical exams, diagnose conditions, and provide medical and surgical treatment for shelter animals (dogs, cats, rabbits, other small mammals, birds, and reptiles); Conduct and/or supervise all surgeries, including spay/neuter for shelter animals and public clients through our low-cost program; Develop, implement, and update protocols to prevent disease and ensure animal well-being; Work closely with the medical team, including a surgical assistant, medical lab supervisor and five additional medical staff; Attend leadership meetings to review animal health status, contribute to SOP and protocol updates, and provide staff training. Why Join Us? At CCHS, you’ll be part of a passionate team in a new facility that combines meaningful veterinary work with community impact. Our animal population is largely owner-surrendered animals and animals transferred from other local agencies as resources allow. We do not have any government contracts and receive no government funding. In addition to our shelter and adoption program, we offer humane education, conduct humane investigations, and provide support to pet owners through our pet food pantry and low-cost vaccine and S/N clinics. Benefits: Competitive salary based on experience ($90,000 – $125,000/year); Paid holidays, sick leave, and generous PTO; Employee health insurance, dental, and vision plans; Simple IRA with employer contributions; Employee Assistance Program (mental health and wellness support). How to Apply: Please send your resume and a letter of interest to: Mary Tiefenbrunn, Executive Director. Email: director@cuhumane.org.