Veterinarian Associate

Create a healthier, brighter future for pets, pet parents, and people.If you’re passionate about making a real difference, building a rewarding career, and being part of a workplace where you can bring your whole self to work, this is the opportunity for you.

Our organization is a category-defining health and wellness company focused on improving the lives of pets, their families, and the people who care for them. With thousands of team members and locations across the U.S., Mexico, and Puerto Rico, including full-service veterinary hospitals and preventive care clinics, we’re driven by a clear purpose: what’s good for pets, people, and the planet is good for all of us.

We are seeking a Veterinarian Associate to join our full-service veterinary hospital team. This is a hands-on, leadership-focused role where you’ll practice high-quality medicine supported by a dedicated and skilled team. You’ll have access to advanced equipment and a culture that celebrates your unique approach to veterinary care.

• Competitive Salary up to $150k
• Comprehensive medical plans
• 401k retirement plan with match
• 4-day work week
• Paid time off and vacation plan
• Incentive plan
• Other great benefits!

• Perform physical examinations, diagnose and treat diseases, and provide preventive care tailored to each patient’s lifestyle and environment.
• Use a problem-based approach to develop comprehensive diagnostic and treatment plans.
• Document patient findings, treatments, diagnostics, and interactions clearly and accurately.
• Perform routine and complex surgical procedures, including spays/neuters, abdominal surgeries, and mass removals.
• Conduct dental procedures including radiographic evaluation, extractions, and oral surgeries.
• Develop and oversee treatment plans for hospitalized patients, ensuring continuity of care during transitions or referrals.
• Collaborate with the hospital team to maintain high standards of care and client communication.
• Participate in hospital rounds and provide mentorship to veterinary and paraprofessional staff.
• Support a culture of teamwork, accountability, and compassionate care.
• Perform other duties as assigned to ensure operational excellence.

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM or equivalent) from an AVMA-accredited institution.
• Active veterinary license in good standing (or ability to obtain by start date).
• Current DEA license and controlled substance registration (or ability to obtain).
• USDA Category I Accreditation (or completion within two months of hire).
• Proficiency in anesthesia, routine surgeries, and dentistry.
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Compassionate, professional, and calm under pressure.
• Team-oriented with a commitment to continuous learning and growth.