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Associate Veterinarian Hackettstown, NJ | Competitive Salary + Benefits + Career Support

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Associate VeterinarianHackettstown, NJA well-established, multi-doctor small animal practice in Hackettstown, NJ is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join their collaborative and experienced team. This opportunity offers a supportive environment with a loyal client base, a skilled support staff, and room to grow professionally. The ideal candidate will bring a passion for comprehensive medicine, client education, and teamwork.
Key Responsibilities: Deliver high-quality medical, surgical, and dental care for small animals Develop and implement treatment plans tailored to each patient Communicate effectively with clients to ensure understanding and trust Collaborate with colleagues and support staff to maintain smooth operations Uphold best practices in patient care and medical recordkeeping QualificationsDVM/VMD degree from an accredited institution (or equivalent) Active veterinary license (or eligibility) in New Jersey Excellent diagnostic, surgical, and communication skills Commitment to continuous learning and professional growth BenefitsSign-on bonus available Competitive compensation with performance-based incentives Long-term incentive cash program recognizing excellence and performance Continuing education allowance and paid CE days Paid licensing fees, professional dues, and liability insurance Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) retirement plan with employer match Paid time off and holidays Mentorship and individualized career development support Discounted veterinary care for personal pets

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