The Job Opportunity:
An established feline-only veterinary practice is seeking a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian to join its collaborative and supportive medical team.
This is a wonderful opportunity for a veterinarian who genuinely enjoys working with cats and would like to build deeper expertise in feline medicine within an environment designed specifically around their unique medical and behavioral needs. Both experienced veterinarians and new graduates are encouraged to apply, and previous feline-exclusive experience is not required.
The practice emphasizes thoughtful, evidence-based medicine rather than a high-volume approach. Appointments are generally scheduled for 30 minutes, giving doctors time to perform thorough examinations, communicate with clients, and develop individualized treatment plans without feeling rushed.
The feline-exclusive caseload offers meaningful variety, including preventive medicine, chronic kidney disease, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, osteoarthritis, dental disease, senior care, pain management, internal medicine, and surgery.
Doctors are encouraged to practice with appropriate clinical autonomy while having experienced colleagues available for collaboration and case discussion. Professional development is strongly supported, with opportunities to strengthen skills in feline dentistry, surgery, chronic disease management, senior care, and other areas of interest.
Practice Information:
This established feline-only hospital has been caring for cats for more than four decades and is recognized as a Cat Friendly Practice Gold clinic.
The hospital environment, equipment, workflow, and team training have been thoughtfully developed around feline health, behavior, comfort, and safety. The team is experienced in feline behavior and low-stress handling techniques and understands the subtle ways cats may demonstrate pain, fear, or illness.
The hospital provides comprehensive feline care from kittenhood through the senior years, including:
- Preventive and wellness medicine
- Internal medicine
- Chronic disease management
- Senior feline care
- Pain management
- Dentistry
- Soft-tissue surgery
- Diagnostic evaluation
- Nutritional and behavioral guidance
The facility includes dedicated examination rooms, a treatment area, isolation space, surgical suite, dental station, and individual patient recovery areas.
Clinical equipment and technology include:
- Digital radiography
- Digital dental radiography
- Ultrasound
- Therapeutic laser
- EKG
- In-house laboratory equipment
- High-speed dental equipment
- Modern anesthesia monitoring
- Electronic medical records
Doctors are supported by experienced team members familiar with feline behavior, anesthesia, dentistry, diagnostics, and patient comfort. The practice encourages collaboration while respecting each veterinarian’s clinical judgment and autonomy.
Complex surgical and critical cases are referred when patients would benefit from specialty expertise or resources beyond those available within the hospital.
Role Responsibilities:
- Provide compassionate, evidence-based medical care exclusively for feline patients
- Perform comprehensive examinations and develop individualized diagnostic and treatment plans
- Provide preventive and wellness care throughout all feline life stages
- Diagnose and manage acute and chronic feline medical conditions
- Manage common conditions such as kidney disease, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, osteoarthritis, dental disease, and senior health concerns
- Perform routine soft-tissue surgery based on experience and comfort level
- Provide feline dental care and develop additional dentistry skills as desired
- Utilize diagnostic imaging, in-house laboratory testing, and other available technology
- Incorporate feline-friendly and low-stress handling principles into patient care
- Educate clients regarding diagnoses, treatment options, preventive medicine, nutrition, and long-term health
- Collaborate with veterinary colleagues and support team members
- Refer complex surgical, specialty, or critical cases when appropriate
- Maintain accurate and timely medical records
- Participate in continuing education and professional development
- Contribute to a positive, respectful, and collaborative hospital culture
Job Applicant Requirements:
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution
- Active state veterinary license or eligibility to obtain appropriate licensure
- Genuine interest in feline medicine and working exclusively with cats
- Commitment to compassionate, individualized, evidence-based medicine
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Collaborative approach to working with clients, veterinarians, and support team members
- Interest in continued learning and professional development
- Willingness to utilize feline-friendly and low-stress handling techniques
- Ability to participate in the practice’s Saturday rotation as scheduled
- Experience with feline dentistry or routine soft-tissue surgery is welcomed but is not required.
- New graduates are encouraged to apply. Mentorship can be individualized according to experience and confidence and may include shadowing appointments, extended appointment times, regular case discussions, hands-on surgical and dental guidance, feedback, and structured professional development.
- Experienced veterinarians can expect meaningful clinical autonomy while maintaining access to trusted colleagues for collaboration on challenging cases.
Compensation & Benefits May Include:
- Competitive Compensation
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Retirement plan with employer contribution
- Paid time off
- Continuing education allowance
- Professional license and credential reimbursement
- Employee pet-care benefits
- Professional development resources
- Leadership development opportunities
- Professional apparel allowance
- Sign-on and relocation assistance where applicable
The hospital is closed on major holidays and does not require routine emergency or overnight shifts. Doctors share limited weekend responsibilities associated with hospitalized or boarding patients.
This full-time opportunity provides an environment where a veterinarian can build lasting client relationships, deepen expertise in feline medicine, pursue individual professional interests, and develop a rewarding long-term career within a supportive team.
Benefits may vary for part-time employees based on the number of hours worked.
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