Veterinarian

Position Overview

Licensed by the state board, veterinarians are responsible for examining animals to assess their health and diagnose problems. Ability to use a combination of diagnostics such as physical examination, neurology, blood work, radiography, and pathology. Test for and vaccinate against diseases. Must be able to operate medical equipment, such as x-ray machines, and perform surgeries.

• Provide scientifically based, high-quality care which promotes longevity and increases pet health span.
• Perform preventive care, provide diagnostics and therapeutic interventions to increase longevity & manage long-term health plans.
• Collaborate with pet parents to develop proactive health strategies that enhance their pets’ health span.
• Educate pet owners on preventive care, nutrition, exercise, behavior and emotional well‑being.
• Empower technicians and support staff by promoting an inclusive learning environment, sharing best practices, and adhering to high standards of medical care.
• Work closely with pet care and wellness service teams to co‑market services that promote pet longevity.
• Advocate for approach that incorporates preventive care and wellness initiatives.
• Conduct routine health assessments and exams, prescribe and administer medications, develop preventative health care plans including vaccination schedules, conduct nutrition evaluations, and conduct routine dental care.
• Leverage technology to enhance the pet parent and companion experience, ensuring efficient communication and care management.
• Stay informed about the latest digital tools and trends in veterinary medicine and pet wellness.
• Ensure complete and accurate medical records complying with state, federal, and industry regulations.
• Participate in community outreach and educational programs to promote animal health awareness and responsible pet ownership.
• Build strong relationships with pet parents to foster a supportive and trusting environment.

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, or equivalent, from an accredited veterinary school.
• 2+ years of experience as a practicing veterinarian.
• Valid veterinary license to practice in the state.

• A passion for Paw Springs Veterinary Hospital’s mission and a genuine interest in providing a superior experience for patients and clients.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills and interpersonal skills.
• Strong medical proficiencies with preventative, diagnostic, and therapeutic modalities and treatment plans.
• Commitment to integrity; practicing the highest standard of medicine, upholding the code of ethics, and compliance with state, federal, and regulatory requirements.
• Passion for working with pets and humans, and a commitment to their well‑being.

• Stand and/or walk for up to 6 hours without a break.
• Kneel, bend, squat, and twist their body.
• Repetitive hand and arm movement; reach, grab, pull, and push objects.
• Perform duties in an environment with loud sounds from animals and smells from pet waste and cleaning chemicals.
• Perform work both indoors and outdoors; experiencing temperature changes according to season, building heating and cooling, and weather.
• Lift up to 50 lbs with or without assistance.