Small Animal Veterinarian

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waconah veterinary servicesOklahoma City (OK)

Veterinarians Veterinary Services

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About the role

Job Description: I am seeking a full time veterinarian but hours could certainly be discussed. This is a private practice that is growing rapidly with new clients being added on a daily basis. My preference would be to find a veterinarian that would be interested in buying this practice in the near future or working with another veterinarian to achieve that same goal. Our focus is on cats and dogs and we provide medical as well as significant surgery options- routine and emergency. We are in western Massachusetts which is known for its beauty and many outdoor activities. Our practice is well equipped with the following :: IDEXX complete in house lab as well as 2 Bionote Vcheck (V200) units, Digital radiography (Sedecal & Rayence), Chison EBit 60 ultrasound, Voyant tissue ligator system, Sterlink U-510 sterilizer, 2 Engler ADS 2000 (Anesthesia Delivery Systems), 2 Bionet BM3 monitors, ICare Tonovet Plus, Multiple Digicare infusion and syringe IV Pumps, Jorvet Ellectrosurge cautery, Greeloy dental unit by Keebovet). Midmark dental x-ray system 66" wall mounted, Companiom PBM unit (laser), Cubex mini for contolled substances. The property also includes a fully furnished house and garage. We would be interested also in a veterinarian not interested in ownership but our preference would be an applicant interested in ownership/ partnership.

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