Associate Veterinarian – General Practice | Dallas–Fort Worth Area, TX

DVM Focus is representing a full-time Associate Veterinarian opportunity with an established companion-animal practice in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

This opportunity is open to both new graduates and experienced veterinarians and offers a collaborative environment with mentorship, clinical autonomy, and opportunities for continued professional growth.

The Associate Veterinarian will provide comprehensive medical, surgical, dental, and preventive care for companion-animal patients.

Responsibilities include:

• Preventive and wellness care
• Diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic conditions
• General companion-animal medicine
• Soft-tissue surgery
• Dentistry
• Diagnostic testing and interpretation
• Development and communication of individualized treatment plans
• Client education and communication
• Collaboration with veterinary technicians and support staff
• Maintaining accurate medical records
• Continued professional and clinical development

The hospital is a full-service companion-animal practice with a varied caseload and a strong emphasis on quality medicine, collaboration, and professional development.

Veterinarians have access to resources supporting:

• In-house diagnostics
• Diagnostic imaging
• Ultrasound
• Dental care
• General surgery
• Opportunities for exposure to more advanced surgical procedures

New graduates can benefit from mentorship and case collaboration as they build clinical confidence, while experienced veterinarians have the autonomy to continue developing their individual clinical interests.

• Full-time Associate Veterinarian position
• New-graduate mentorship
• Medical autonomy
• Collaborative veterinary and support team
• Starting salary of $125,000
• Production and bonus earning potential
• Sign-on bonus opportunity
• Relocation assistance
• Student loan assistance
• Future ownership opportunities
• Continuing education and professional-development support
• Paid time off
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k)
• Professional growth opportunities

• DVM or equivalent veterinary degree from an accredited university
• Active Texas veterinary license or ability to obtain one
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Collaborative approach to patient care
• Commitment to high-quality companion-animal medicine