Description
Associate Veterinarian (DVM) – Full or Part-Time – Lake Mary, Florida
Looking for a veterinary role with no weekends, no on-call, and a supportive team? A well-established, family-friendly small animal practice in Florida is seeking a full or part-time Associate Veterinarian (DVM) to join their collaborative team.
Why You Will Love This Role
- Base Salary: $125,000 for new graduates; up to $200,000+ for experienced veterinarians (base, no production)
- Work-Life Balance: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM with a 2-hour lunch break, no weekends, no after-hours emergencies
- Mentorship & Growth: Learn advanced surgery techniques and complex medicine from an experienced DVM; structured guidance for new grads
- Modern Facility: Fully equipped clinic with digital diagnostics, advanced imaging, and surgical capabilities
- Variety in Medicine: Work with exotics, surgical cases, and more medicine than typical clinics
- Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) with employer match, CE allowance, uniform allowance, and generous employee pet care discounts
Who We Are Looking For
- DVM or equivalent degree from an accredited program
- Eligible for Florida veterinary license
- Calm under pressure, adaptable, team-focused, and passionate about high-quality patient care
- All levels of veterinary experience welcome, full support and mentorship provided for those building surgical and clinical skills ; experienced veterinarians will also thrive
- Full-time or part-time positions available.
Join a independent, respected, and supportive clinic where you can grow your career, gain valuable surgical experience, and enjoy an excellent work-life balance.
Apply today to start your next career chapter!
Requirements
- DVM/VMD degree from an accredited veterinary school (or equivalent).
- Eligibility for licensure in Florida (must hold or be able to quickly obtain a Florida veterinary license).
- Strong foundation in small animal medicine and surgery from clinical rotations, no need for advanced experience, but willingness to learn and build confidence.
- Excellent communication skills with clients and colleagues, with an approachable and compassionate manner.
- Team-oriented mindset, eager to collaborate with experienced veterinarians, technicians, and support staff.
- Openness to mentorship, proactive in asking questions, seeking feedback, and taking part in training.
- Commitment to continuous learning, enthusiasm for CPD/CE opportunities and professional development.
- Flexibility and adaptability in a busy general practice setting that can include preventive care, internal medicine, surgery, and emergency cases.
- Passion for patient care with a strong focus on client education and building trusted relationships.
