DVM or VMD from an AVMA-accredited school or equivalent certification.
Washington veterinary license in good standing or eligibility to obtain one.
Experience in same-day urgent care with clear communication skills.
Proficient in managing internal medicine and geriatric cases with a compassionate approach.
Comfortable performing general-practice surgery and dentistry.
Familiar with low-stress or Fear Free handling techniques.
Strong client communication skills for explaining findings and treatment options.
Experience mentoring support staff and fostering a collaborative team environment.
Responsibilities
Provide full-scope general veterinary medicine alongside the owner.
See wellness, sick, and same-day urgent care appointments for dogs and cats.
Perform routine surgeries and dentistry, including spays, neuters, and dental procedures.
Diagnose and manage chronic conditions, including internal medicine and geriatric cases.
Provide pain management and compassionate end-of-life care.
Conduct telehealth consultations when appropriate.
Clearly explain findings and treatment options to pet owners.
Mentor and collaborate closely with the support team.
Benefits
Opportunity to join a growing clinic with a second veterinarian.
Play a meaningful role in patient care and clinic operations.
Supportive team culture focused on collaboration and empathy.
Engagement in a diverse range of veterinary cases.
Full Job Description
This is an opportunity to join a growing clinic as it adds a second veterinarian and to play a meaningful role in both patient care and the day-to-day life of the practice. As an Associate Veterinarian, you will work closely with the owner, support a broad range of canine and feline cases, and help deliver the kind of clear, empathetic care that builds trust with clients and supports a collaborative team culture. Responsibilities
Provide full-scope general veterinary medicine alongside the owner and contribute to how the clinic operates.
See wellness, sick, and same-day urgent care appointments for dogs and cats.
Perform routine surgeries and dentistry, including spays, neuters, mass removals, and dental procedures.
Diagnose and manage chronic conditions, including internal medicine and geriatric cases.
Provide pain management and compassionate end-of-life care.
Conduct telehealth consultations when appropriate.
Clearly explain findings and treatment options to pet owners.
Mentor and collaborate closely with the support team.
Requirements
DVM or VMD from an AVMA-accredited school, or an ECFVG/PAVE equivalent.
Washington veterinary license in good standing, or eligibility to obtain one, and eligibility to work in the United States.
Experience with same-day urgent care, including discussing urgent-care decisions clearly with pet owners.
Experience managing internal medicine and geriatric cases, with a compassionate approach to pain management and end-of-life care.
Comfort with general-practice surgery and dentistry.
Uses low-stress or Fear Free-style handling.
Strong client communication skills, including explaining findings and treatment options to pet owners.
Experience mentoring support staff and working collaboratively with a team-first mindset.
