Veterinarian - WE ARE NOT CORPORATE!

Texas Litter Control is hiring Full time, Part time, and Relief Veterinarians at all 4 of our locations (Spring, Tomball, Houston Memorial, and Humble)! We have both general practice and surgical shifts. Full Time Salary Ranges depending upon experience and availability $169,000-$182,000 annually for a 5-day work week or $135,200-$145,600 annually for a 4-day work week. Salary is dependent on experience. THIS IS NOT CORPORATE MEDICINE! YOU HAVE NO SALES GOALS. LEAVE YOUR JOB AT WORK - NO ON CALL WORK AND NO AFTER HOURS! About our Veterinarians If you love helping others who cannot afford healthcare, then this job is for you! This non-profit practice provides a spectrum of care to animals, wanting to help as many pets as possible. We do not practice corporate medicine and there are no commission-based goals you need to meet. Your job is helping pet parents and their pets. Texas Litter Control believes in placing team members in the position with the best fit for the individual. You are at work a good amount of your time, and it should be enjoyable. Two types of shifts are available. One type of shift is high quality, high volume spay and neuter (HQHVSN). The other is general medicine which performs wellness services for the general public, expanded healthcare (sick clinic) for low-income families and shelter medicine for our adoption animals. All our services are low cost. You, as the Veterinarian, can chose the position that best fits your personality and lifestyle. TLC offers a robust benefits package including medical, dental, vision, short & long term disability, holiday pay (and yes, your birthday is a paid holiday), paid time off, and at cost veterinary care for your personal pets. We have fun team outings like movie days where we buy out a movie theater, pig out and watch a flick. We've done Texas Ren Fest days with catered lunch and tons of fun. We also host a holiday party, usually at the Main Event, where we do more pigging out and then go shoot at each other during laser tag. :-) We are always looking at enhancing our employee benefits. Requirements Active Texas Veterinary Medical License REQUIRED. DVM/VMD/NAVLE degree or equivalent from an accredited university State and DEA License Advanced medical skills A compassionate, empathetic, and energetic veterinarian A person who possesses strong emotional intelligence and is a team player New graduates are welcome to apply as practice wants to help you flourish! Associate Veterinary Shifts Your role will consist of providing wellness and preventative care services including vaccinations, treatment of minor injuries, and examinations using digital x-rays. The practice has spacious examination rooms and you will be supported by highly trained and dedicated support staff. Duties Full Time Veterinary Care Wellness and Preventative Services including examinations and vaccinations Treatment of minor injuries Triaging patients that need a full-service or emergency clinic Client interaction and education Surgery Shifts Your role will consist of performing high quality surgeries on a number of patients per shift. The practice has spacious surgical suites and a dedicated recovery area, and you will be supported by highly trained and dedicated support staff. We train surgeons! TLC partners with a local shelter to provide training in HQHVSN. You will have access to a surgeon training program which will fully equip you to deal with the numbers. Duties Perform basic health check exams on patients prior to spay/neuter surgery. Perform on average 35-40 spay/neuter surgeries per shift on a mixture of cats and dogs. Owned pet minimum weight requirement is 3 pounds and rescue minimum weight requirement is 2 pounds for kittens. TLC does not knowingly perform spay/neuter surgeries on owned pets who are term pregnant. Feral cats are an exception. TLC does perform term pregnant spay/neuter surgeries on feral cats. Due to the national Veterinarian shortage TLC is open to hire qualified Veterinarians who are US citizens or green card holders. Applicants must have a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, or foreign equivalent, and possess an active license to practice Veterinary Medicine in the State of Texas. #J-18808-Ljbffr Texas Litter Control