Veterinary Medical Director

J889328 Pasco Washington USD
137K- USD
207K / Year

This busy, community-focused small-animal hospital sits within a convenient retail-adjacent setting that brings steady client flow and a varied caseload. The clinical team is supported by a clear leadership structure and dedicated paraprofessionals, creating a collaborative, well-organized environment. Services include preventive and wellness care, vaccinations, dental care, routine soft-tissue surgery, microchipping, behavior and dermatology consultations, and client education. Facilities feature exam and treatment areas, a surgical suite, dental equipment, and in-house diagnostics, with access to virtual-care tools that complement in-person visits.

The culture emphasizes mentorship, continuing education, and professional development, with pathways to lead, coach, and grow.

• Home to nationally recognized research and energy employers and a growing private sector
• University presence via Washington State University Tri-Cities for research ties and talent pipelines
• Easy travel and relocation with Tri-Cities Airport (PSC) offering nonstop flights to major hubs
• Columbia Valley wine country with renowned nearby appellations and vibrant tasting-room scene
• Outdoor recreation on riverfront trails, the Sacagawea Heritage Trail, Badger Mountain, and the Hanford Reach
• Signature community events like the Tri-City Water Follies and Art in the Park
• Family-friendly services with multiple local hospital systems and year-round community programming
• Overall cost of living generally more affordable than Western Washington

• Competitive compensation with production-based bonus potential
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(k) with employer contribution
• Generous paid time off and paid holidays
• Paid parental leave
• CE allowance with paid CE days
• License and professional dues reimbursement (state veterinary license, DEA as applicable)
• Professional liability coverage
• Uniform/scrubs allowance
• Employee assistance and mental-health/wellbeing programs
• Flexible scheduling within a full-time framework
• Relocation support for qualified candidates

• Lead medical quality, client experience, and hospital efficiency while practicing high-quality medicine
• Balance responsibilities with approximately 20-30 percent leadership and 70-80 percent clinical duties
• Mentor associate veterinarians and paraprofessionals; foster a positive, growth-oriented team culture
• Guide scheduling, workflow, and delegation to optimize productivity and patient care
• Provide comprehensive preventive care, diagnostics, dentistry, and routine soft-tissue surgery
• Develop treatment plans, communicate clearly with clients, and ensure thorough medical records
• Uphold safety and compliance standards; support continuous improvement in protocols and procedures
• Collaborate closely with practice leadership on goals, budgeting, and operational performance
• Engage in community-focused initiatives and preventive-care education

• DVM/VMD or equivalent from an accredited institution
• Active Washington veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain prior to start)
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• DEA license (or eligibility to obtain)
• Proven clinical skills in small-animal general practice; routine surgery and dentistry experience preferred
• Demonstrated leadership, communication, and team-mentoring ability
• Commitment to evidence-based medicine, client education, and high standards of care

Competitive Salary , Paid Vacations , Medical insurance

A full-time Veterinarian opportunity in Tri-Cities, WA, offers up to $190,000. This position suits a clinician who enjoys preventive care, collaborative teamwor