Veterinarian J888785

An established small-animal hospital in Hollywood, FL is hiring a full-time Veterinarian with compensation up to $150,000, plus a sign-on bonus and relocation support. This position offers a supportive, well-equipped setting in a lively coastal community.

The Hospital
This modern, client-focused clinic delivers comprehensive primary care with a strong emphasis on prevention and continuity. Services include wellness exams and vaccinations, routine dentistry and dental cleanings, spay/neuter and general surgery, behavioral evaluations, parasite prevention, and evaluations for gastrointestinal and orthopedic concerns. The hospital supports timely, high-quality medicine through on-site diagnostics, including an in-house laboratory, digital radiology, and dental digital x-rays, along with an in-clinic pharmacy for same-visit prescriptions. Photos of the clinic show a welcoming reception area and well-organized exam rooms that foster efficient, collaborative workflows. Client convenience features include drop-off appointments and compassionate end-of-life support when needed. Professional interpretation services are available by phone or video, helping the team serve a diverse community. Structured onboarding, paid continuing-education support, and career-development pathways are offered to help veterinarians grow skills and pursue professional interests.

Location
Set between the Atlantic Ocean and a thriving downtown, Hollywood, FL blends beachside living with arts, culture, and easy regional access. It is an excellent fit for professionals who value an outdoor lifestyle, a walkable city scene, and convenient travel options.
- Minutes from the 2.5-mile Hollywood Beach Broadwalk with oceanfront restaurants, shops, bike paths, and year-round live music
- Near ArtsPark at Young Circle, a 10-acre hub for concerts, movie nights, and community events
- Regular free live performances at the Hollywood Beach Theatre, plus weekend markets and cultural festivals
- Convenient commuting and travel with proximity to Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades
- Diverse dining and resort options, from beachfront cafes to larger hospitality venues
- Walkable neighborhoods, beaches, parks, and easy access to biking and scooter rentals
- A multicultural community reflecting the broader diversity of South Florida
- Lively after-work scene with oceanfront sunsets, music, and outdoor activities almost every day of the week

Benefits
- Sign-on bonus and relocation support
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Paid parental leave and family-building support
- 401(k) with company match and Health Savings Account
- Employer-paid life insurance; short- and long-term disability
- Professional liability and malpractice coverage
- Student loan assistance programs and financial wellness resources
- Mental health support and employee assistance resources
- Paid volunteer time and community involvement opportunities
- Discounts on preventive care for personal pets
- Flexible scheduling and support for practicing high-quality, autonomous medicine within established standards
- Paid continuing education, dedicated CE time, and access to mentorship and coaching
- Reimbursement support for licensure, professional dues, and relevant certifications

The Role
- Full-time position providing comprehensive companion-animal care with a focus on prevention and client education
- Perform physical exams, develop diagnostic and treatment plans, and communicate clearly with pet owners
- Utilize on-site diagnostics, including in-house lab testing, digital radiography, and dental radiography
- Perform routine dentistry and general soft-tissue surgeries, including spay/neuter
- Maintain accurate medical records and uphold high standards of safety and quality
- Collaborate with veterinary technicians and assistants, supporting an efficient and positive team culture
- Help coordinate convenient services such as drop-off appointments and contribute to compassionate end-of-life care
- Participate in ongoing CE, coaching, and quality-improvement initiatives

Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary program
- Active Florida veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain prior to start)
- DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- Authorization to work in the United States
- Strong clinical, communication, and teamwork skills; comfort with preventive care, routine dentistry, and general surgery
- Willingness to contribute to a flexible schedule that may include limited weekend coverage

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