Senior Veterinarian - DC - 14th Street
$160,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$160,000 per year
About the role
- Deliver superior client experience and best-in-class medicine via Small Door's framework and medical protocols
- Diagnose and treat pets with illnesses and injuries
- Keep detailed digital records and diligent client communication
- Perform general practice surgeries and dentistries
- Administer core vaccinations and counsel clients in well pet care
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent with an active license, and 4+ years of experience in the field
- Professional approach, excellent interpersonal skills, strong communicator, and a positive, can-do attitude
- Committed to practicing the highest standard of medicine and upholding the code of ethics
- Thrives in team-oriented environment
- Enjoys GP medicine, relationship-building, and strongly values the importance of client education and preventative medicine
- What you'll get
- Competitive salary ($160,000 - $190,000)12-15% Performance bonus potential (bringing your total comp up to $180,000 - $220,00+ based on performance)
- Health, dental + vision insurance 401K (plus company match)
- We never ask doctors to sign non-competes
- Upward mobility and growth opportunities4 weeks of paid-time off12 weeks of parental leave (100% paid)4 company holidays
- Monthly Health & Wellness stipend
- Costs covered for license renewal and liability insurance fees, along with dues covered for AVMA and AtDove memberships, and subscriptions for VIN and Plumbs ProDiscounted veterinary care for your loved ones
- An opportunity to make a real impact on the people around you
- A collaborative team of people who live our core values and have your back
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