Veterinary Medical Director

J371557 Spokane Washington USD
85K- USD
190K / Year

Step into an enriching future with a Medical Director role offering up to $190,000 in Spokane Valley, WA, where your expertise in veterinary care will be highly valued and rewarded.

Tucked away in Spokane Valley for over four decades, this prominent animal hospital is known for its stellar reputation and legacy of providing top-tier veterinary care. The facility features an array of modern veterinary technologies such as digital radiography, dental imaging, ultrasound, and cold laser therapy. With dedicated areas for diverse veterinary needs like surgeries, examinations, and treatments, the hospital ensures a productive environment conducive to both the well-being of patients and the comfort of its team.

Emphasizing a supportive atmosphere, the hospital maintains a harmonious and collegial work environment, rallying a team committed to exceptional service delivery.

Spokane Valley, WA, encapsulates the ideal blend of professional opportunities with serene, lush natural surroundings. Here’s what makes Spokane Valley an incredible place to live and work:

• Encircled by picturesque landscapes including mountains, lakes, and the Spokane River.
• Offers abundant recreational activities, from the Spokane River Centennial Trail for biking and jogging to Mirabeau Point Park’s walking trails.
• A thriving economy with diverse business sectors and a business-friendly environment with no local B&O tax.
• Affordable living costs and a lower median home price compared to major Northwest cities.
• Rich cultural scene with annual events like Valley fest, local breweries, and the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum.

• Competitive compensation package.
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• Paid parental, vacation, and sick leave.
• 401(k) retirement savings plan with company match.
• Generous employee pet discounts.

As the Medical Director, you will oversee clinical operations, ensuring high standards of veterinary care are maintained. Your role will be pivotal in mentoring staff, overseeing the treatment of small animals, and enhancing clinic procedures. Detailed responsibilities and expectations of the role will be discussed further upon application.

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, from an accredited university.
• Licensure in good standing to practice in the state of Washington.
• Eligibility to work in the US.