Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun - Medical Director

Founded in 2002, Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun boasts a relaxed, collaborative staff and a long-standing positive presence in the community. We have two practice locations 15 minutes apart in Ashburn and Brambleton with a strong, experienced team of veterinarians across both locations, including a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist. We see a small animal and exotics caseload!

At Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun, we believe veterinary medicine is about more than just treating pets, it’s about building lasting relationships with clients, patients, and each other. Our team has been providing thoughtful, personalized care to pets across Loudoun County for over 20 years, with a strong focus on collaboration, continuity, and community.

We’re looking for a Medical Director to join our growing, supportive team.

With two locations just 15 minutes apart, our practice offers easy access to care and a diverse caseload. We pride ourselves on delivering personalized medicine, from routine wellness to advanced procedures while maintaining a warm, welcoming environment for both clients and team members.

• Flexible scheduling to support work-life balance
• Collaborative, tenured team with strong support staff
• Variety of cases – wellness, surgery, urgent care, and chronic disease management
• Opportunities to grow your interests (including holistic therapies like acupuncture if desired)
• Strong client relationships and a loyal community base
• A culture where you’re treated like family - not just another doctor

• Beautiful Northern Virginia setting with a mix of suburban convenience and scenic countryside
• Easy access to Washington, D.C.
• Highly rated schools and family-friendly communities
• Tons of outdoor activities, wineries, and restaurants

Position Summary:

The primary purpose and function of the Medical Director is to manage the hospital and ensure the highest quality of veterinary care, exceptional client service, associateengagementand maximum productivity of the veterinary medical team. The Medical Director advocates for pets and their quality of life; builds along term bonding relationship with clients; contributes to the development and maintenance of the human-pet bond; and educates clients and hospital associates on all aspects of pet health.

The Medical Director partners with the Practice Manager as well as the Director of Operations tooperatean effective and productive veterinary medical team, ensure a safe and engaging hospital environment, and improve both the medical quality and business performance of the hospital.

The ratio of time spent on leadership duties and practicing Veterinarian responsibilities will vary depending on the hospital situation; the Medical Director must use good judgment in prioritizing their duties on any given day, ensuring hospital productivity.

Onaveragethe ratio is expected to be about 1/3 leadership duties and 2/3 Veterinarian duties.

Primary Responsibilities

• Partner with the Practice Manager to oversee hospital operations, ensuring high-quality patient care, exceptional client service, andstrong team engagement.
• Lead and mentor veterinarians and staff to achieve clinical excellence, operational efficiency, and a positive workplace culture.
• Train, coach, and develop associates;participate in recruiting, onboarding, performance management, and corrective actions when needed.
• Support and enforce practice protocols, medical standards, and compliance with state, federal, and corporate policies.
• Oversee scheduling, workflow, and staffing to meet client and hospital needs efficiently.
• Lead regular doctor meetings to communicate priorities, share updates, and ensure alignment across the medical team.