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Small Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Edgewater, New Jersey, USA

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Job Description: Our client is seeking a Small Animal Associate Veterinarian to join a modern clinic delivering a mix of primary and urgent care services. This role is available on a part‑time or full‑time basis and is well suited to a veterinarian who values flexibility, clinical independence, and consistent support in day‑to‑day practice. The position is structured to allow clinicians to focus on patient care, supported by efficient systems and experienced teams that help reduce administrative load. With no overnight duties and adaptable scheduling, this opportunity supports a sustainable pace of work while encouraging continued professional development and confidence.
Responsibilities: Providing medical and preventative care across a varied small animal caseload Managing urgent care presentations alongside routine consultations Creating clear diagnostic and treatment plans tailored to each patient Communicating effectively with clients to support informed decision‑making Maintaining accurate and timely medical records QualificationsVeterinary degree eligible for registration in New Jersey Experience or confidence in small animal general practice settings Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise cases Collaborative approach with a high level of professionalism PackageEarnings structure aligned with experience and role commitment Flexible scheduling options supporting part‑time or full‑time work Daytime‑focused shifts without overnight requirements Continuing education funding with protected study time Retirement savings plan with employer contribution Paid leave allowances designed to promote balance Parental leave options linked to length of service Commuter benefit programs available Clinical systems designed to streamline workflows

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