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Associate Veterinarian Job at Thrive Pet Healthcare in Port Orchard

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thrive pet healthcarePort Orchard (WA)

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About the role

About the Role: We are seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join Cedar Creek Animal Clinic, a small animal general practice in Port Orchard, Washington, for a full‑time, four‑day workweek with scheduled surgery and dentistry days. The successful candidate will provide preventive wellness visits, same‑day sickness care, dentistry, and soft tissue elective procedures while supporting a humane, Fear‑Free® environment.
Responsibilities: Deliver reliable medical care and preventive visits to clients and their pets. Perform surgeries and dentistry with the support of assistants and LVTs. Serve as the primary point of contact for clients when concerns arise. Collaborate with a supportive and collaborative team across all departments. Adhere to Fear‑Free® techniques daily.
Qualifications: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM / VMD) or equivalent degree. State Veterinary Board License in good standing for the state of hire. Active DEA license or eligibility to obtain one.
Benefits: Competitive base salary with production compensation opportunities and no negative accrual. Family support and wellness resources. Financial stability programs. Mental health & wellbeing support. Educational support and a Clinical Research Committee, Specialty Directors Board, and Doctor Mentorship Committee. About Cedar Creek Animal Clinic Located in Port Orchard, the clinic serves Port Orchard, Gig Harbor, and Bremerton. We collaborate with Thrive Pet Healthcare for national resources while maintaining a local, community‑focused approach. About Thrive Pet Healthcare With over 380 partner hospitals nationwide, Thrive supports veterinarians with technology, training, and a connected community. Thrive values diversity, equity, and inclusion and provides a supportive work environment, 24/7 mental health support and professional development opportunities.

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