Urgent Care Veterinarian; Part-Time Plano, Texas

Location:
Plano, Texas
Employment Type:
Part-Time
Schedule:
Flexible afternoon/evening shifts
Focus:
Urgent Care – No Routine Wellness Caseload

An exciting opportunity is available for a Part-Time Urgent Care Veterinarian in Plano, TX
, offering the clinical variety of urgent medicine without the demands typically associated with overnight emergency practice.

The position focuses on canine and feline urgent care
, with veterinarians managing non-critical illnesses, minor injuries and other same-day presentations. There is no routine wellness caseload
, allowing doctors to concentrate specifically on urgent medical needs.

This role offers
flexible part-time scheduling, strong technical support, additional holiday-shift compensation, funded continuing education, retirement contributions and professional mentorship
.

It could be particularly attractive to an experienced veterinarian looking for additional flexibility or a general practice doctor interested in developing their urgent-care capabilities.

The practice provides after-hours urgent veterinary care for dogs and cats in the Plano area, helping patients who require timely treatment but may not need the services of a traditional emergency hospital.

Veterinarians manage an interesting range of outpatient cases within a streamlined clinical environment designed to support efficient diagnostics, treatment and patient flow.

The practice provides access to modern diagnostic imaging, in-house laboratory capabilities and electronic medical records
, supported by an experienced veterinary team.

A collaborative approach to medicine and low-stress patient handling are encouraged, with professional support available to help veterinarians continue developing their clinical confidence.

• Assess, diagnose and treat canine and feline urgent-care presentations
• Manage a varied caseload of illnesses, minor injuries and other time-sensitive conditions
• Perform appropriate minor procedures within the scope of urgent care
• Develop practical diagnostic and treatment plans
• Recognise cases requiring referral to a higher level of emergency or specialist care
• Communicate clearly and compassionately with pet owners
• Maintain accurate and timely medical records
• Collaborate effectively with veterinary technicians and support colleagues
• Maintain high standards of patient welfare, clinical care and professionalism

Candidates should hold a DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary programme
, or an accepted equivalent qualification.

An active Texas veterinary licence
, or eligibility to obtain one, is required.

Applications are welcomed from veterinarians with different levels of experience. Previous emergency or urgent-care experience can be beneficial, although doctors with a solid general practice background and an interest in urgent medicine are also encouraged to apply.

The ideal candidate will be comfortable making timely clinical decisions, communicating effectively with clients and working collaboratively with a skilled support team.

The successful candidate can expect a competitive package appropriate to a part-time urgent-care position, which may include:

• Flexible part-time scheduling
• Afternoon and evening shift opportunities
• Additional compensation for eligible holiday shifts
• Flexible compensation options (from $175,000 to $195,000 FTE)
• No negative accrual on applicable production-based plans
• Paid continuing education and CE allowance
• Veterinary licensing fees covered
• Selected professional membership dues covered
• Professional liability insurance
• Individual clinical mentorship and professional support
• Access to veterinary consultation and collaboration resources
• Retirement plan with employer contribution
• Discounted veterinary care
• Paid time off where applicable
• No routine wellness caseload