Spay/Neuter Surgeon
Listed on 2026-01-12
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Outdoor/Nature/Animal Care
Animal / Pet Care
High-Volume High Quality Spay/Neuter
Surgeon
Humane Society of Sonoma County | Santa Rosa + Healdsburg, CA
Full-Time / Exempt | Veterinary Medicine Department
Reports To: Senior Director of Veterinary Medicine (Medical Director)
Join Us at the Humane Society of Sonoma CountyShelter medicine is at the leading edge of public health, access-to-care, and doing what matters for animals and the humans who love them.
At HSSC, we’re building a compassionate, community-connected regional resource hub. We are committed to high-quality medical care, practical solutions, and honoring the human–animal bond in all its forms.
If you are a veterinarian who likes your medicine thoughtful, your teamwork collaborative, and your days grounded in both impact and heart, keep reading.
Help Us Change the Landscape of OverpopulationHigh-Volume High-Quality Spay/Neuter is prevention medicine at its most elegant: fast, safe, and incredibly impactful.
We’re expanding to a seven-day-a-week procedures clinic, delivering HVHQSN and a busy safety-net surgery and medicine service. We’re looking for a Spay/Neuter surgeon who thrives on flow, efficiency, technical excellence, and measurable results.
If your perfect day involves dialing in your technique, working with a highly trained tech team, and knowing that you just prevented a cascade of future suffering, welcome!
What You’ll DoDeliver efficient, high-quality high-volume spay/neuter; typically 30/day (up to 40 depending on case mix) for both shelter and public animals
Manage complicated cases proficiently including pregnant, in-heat, pediatric, cryptorchid spay/neuter
Apply safe, effective anesthetic and analgesic protocols optimized for high-volume settings
Oversee pre-operative exams, surgical prep, and post-operative recovery to ensure patient safety and comfort.
Work alongside a highly skilled support team trained in anesthesia safety, flow, and Fear-Free handling all within an upbeat and positive team environment
Contribute to HSSC’s population management and access-to-care strategies
ImpactEvery day, you will:
Directly prevent shelter over-capacity
Improve population outcomes
Strengthen access-to-care safety nets
Work with a mission-driven team shaping the region’s veterinary future
QualificationsDVM/VMD + CA license
Experience in HVHQSN techniques
Team-oriented, steady under pressure
Values efficiency, safety, and low-stress handling
Compensation & Work-Life$130,000–$150,000 DOE
Predictable 5× 8-hour day-time schedule
Vacation + Sick Leave + 11 paid holidays
CE stipend + CE days
Medical, dental, vision
License + dues reimbursement
Relocation assistance considered
Before You Apply — A Quick Look at Sonoma CountyWe want candidates to have a full picture of the local economy before uprooting their lives.
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Ready to make a massive, meaningful difference through surgical excellence? We’d love to talk.
EEO STATEMENT:HSSC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to building a diverse, inclusive, and equitable team. We encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds and identities, especially those historically underrepresented in animal welfare and veterinary medicine.
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