What are the responsibilities and job description for the Associate Veterinarian position at Animal Medical Center Of Itasca?
Company Description
The Animal Medical Center of Itasca is a full-service animal hospital located in the northwest Chicago suburbs. Established and independently owned for over 30 years ago, we provide comprehensive veterinary care for small animals. Our 6 veterinarians and over 20 support staff members are committed to high-quality care and exceptional client service.
Our facility
Our animal hospital is over 5,000 sqft with a recently renovated lobby and 6 exam rooms. Separate surgical and dental suites. Dedicated doctor office space and a boarding facility.
We utilize the latest veterinary diagnostic equipment including:
- Ultrasound - new machine purchased 2024, allowing abdominal ultrasound and echocardiography
- Digital radiography including dental radiographs
- Dental and oral surgery equipment - new machine purchased 2025
- In house laboratory
Culture
We are a supportive, experienced and collaborative healthcare team. Most of our veterinarians and support staff members have been with us for over 10 years allowing for ample mentorship opportunities. We value our team members work life balance by providing a dedicated week day off, closed on Sunday and closing at noon on Saturday.
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- 401k including generous match
- Health, dental and vision insurance
- Free employee pet care
- Paid continuing education
- Licensure and membership dues
Role Description
We are looking for an experienced veterinarian or new graduate to join our collaborative 6 DVM team. This position is full or flexible part time. They will be responsible for providing high quality veterinary care and customer service for our clients. Conducting thorough physical exams, administering vaccinations and performing surgical and dental procedures. Providing our patients and pet owners with clear, compassionate care.
Qualifications
- Ability to provide preventative veterinary care as well as diagnose and competently treat disease in dogs and cats
- Strong communication and critical thinking skills
- Ability to perform general veterinary surgeries including sterilizations, dentals, mass removals, etc
- DVM or VMD degree required
- Illinois licensure in good standing or ability to obtain license