Veterinary Medical Director

J916661 Gillette Wyoming USD
135K- USD
155K / Year

Lead a respected mixed-animal hospital as Medical Director in Gillette, WY, with compensation up to $155,000. Shape medical standards, mentor a talented team, and enjoy a diverse caseload in a thriving Wyoming community.

This is a busy, mixed-animal practice serving companion animals and livestock, known locally for responsive, compassionate care and strong client relationships. The facility supports a full range of urgent, diagnostic, and surgical services for both small and large animals. The team benefits from:

• A modern small-animal wing with multiple exam rooms, a dedicated surgery suite, digital radiography, digital dental radiography, and ultrasound
• A large-animal area with equine exam space, endoscopy, cattle handling facilities, a heated barn with stalls, and ambulatory service capability for farm and ranch calls
• Access to remote specialist imaging interpretation to support case confidence and efficiency
• Advanced dentistry protocols, including full-mouth radiographs and structured training for team development
• Streamlined client experience via online booking and a client portal, plus flexible payment options including third-party financing
• A collegial, growth-minded culture committed to high standards of care and professional development
• 24/7 doctor-on-call coverage supporting continuous patient care and a robust caseload

Gillette, WY blends welcoming small-city living with regional opportunity at the heart of the Powder River Basin. It offers easy travel, strong local services, and abundant outdoor recreation.

• Growing regional hub of approximately 33,000 residents with steady recent growth
• Diverse economy with energy, manufacturing, and active business development
• Easy access via I-90 and daily commercial flights to Denver from Gillette–Campbell County airport
• CAM-PLEX events complex hosting concerts, rodeos, tournaments, and conferences
• Strong local healthcare through Campbell County Health and affiliated clinics
• Gillette College supporting workforce training and continuing education
• Parks, trails, and nearby reservoirs for boating, fishing, and camping
• Quick weekend escapes to Devils Tower and Keyhole Reservoir for hiking and water sports
• Active local culture, museums, festivals, and community events
• Family-friendly sports and entertainment options, including local hockey

• Signing, retention and relocation packages up to $75,000
• Competitive compensation with production bonus and no negative accrual
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with employer contribution
• Paid parental leave
• Generous paid time off and paid holidays
• Continuing education stipend and dedicated CE time
• Licensing, professional dues, and liability coverage
• Employee pet care discounts
• Wellness resources, including 24/7 employee assistance support
• Relocation assistance and transition support
• Leadership development and access to a structured mentorship program
• Supportive, team-first workplace focused on long‑term career growth

• Lead medical quality and set clinical standards, protocols, and best practices across small- and large-animal services
• Provide hands-on clinical care, including examinations, diagnostics, surgery, and dentistry
• Mentor, coach, and develop veterinarians and medical staff; foster a collaborative, learning-focused culture
• Partner with hospital leadership on budgeting, equipment planning, and service‑line development
• Ensure accurate medical records, appropriate controlled drug management, and timely communication among doctors and with clients
• Address client concerns professionally and support strong referral and community relationships
• Guide recruitment and onboarding of veterinary team members
• Support compliance with applicable veterinary practice and workplace safety regulations
• Participate in a shared on‑call rotation consistent with a hospital offering 24/7 doctor‑on‑call coverage

• DVM or VMD from an accredited institution
• License (or eligibility) to practice in Wyoming
• DEA registration (or eligibility) and thorough understanding of controlled drug protocols
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• 3-5+ years of clinical experience, including strong surgical and dental skills
• Proven leadership, communication, and team‑building abilities
• Comfort with mixed-animal practice; large‑animal experience welcomed