Veterinarian

Veterinarian J888733 Glenview Illinois USD125K- USD190K / Year Step into a thriving small-animal practice in Glenview, IL as a Veterinarian and earn up to $190,000. Enjoy a supportive team, modern tools, and a predictable schedule that respects life outside of work. The Hospital This established, retail-embedded clinic offers a collaborative, upbeat environment where doctors are empowered to deliver high-quality, preventive-focused care. The practice follows consistent early-morning starts with a typical weekday and Saturday schedule, providing predictability and balance. Support is strong across veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and client service professionals, ensuring smooth patient flow and excellent communication. Retail-embedded location for convenient client access and steady caseload Preventive care, general surgery, and dentistry On-site diagnostics, including digital X-rays and dental X-rays In-house lab testing and an in-house pharmacy for same-visit treatments Services such as drop-off appointments, microchipping, medical grooming, and end-of-life care Multilingual and ASL interpretation support to enhance inclusive client communication Busy, community-facing setting with a culture of teamwork, learning, and compassionate care Typical hours around 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with weekday and Saturday coverage Location Glenview blends North Shore charm with exceptional connectivity and amenities. Professionals enjoy quick access to Chicago and O Hare, top-tier parks and recreation, and family-friendly attractions all within a welcoming community. Commuter friendly: two Metra Milwaukee District North stations and an Amtrak stop for direct service to Chicago and Milwaukee Fast access to O Hare International Airport and major highways for easy regional travel The Glen Town Center: shops, dining, residences, and public spaces born from a nationally recognized redevelopment Exceptional parks and preserves: The Grove nature preserve, Wagner Farm, Gallery Park and Lake Glenview Park Center community complex with pools, fitness facilities, and year-round programming Family highlights: Kohl Children s Museum and a popular seasonal farmers market at Historic Wagner Farm Strong schools: respected local districts feeding into Glenbrook High School District 225 Local hospital and specialty care available in town Affluent, engaged community with active business and civic networks Benefits Competitive base compensation with paid time off Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid parental leave; fertility and family-building support 401(k) with company match (automatic enrollment after eligibility period) Health Savings Account Employer-paid basic life insurance; short- and long-term disability Liability and malpractice coverage Veterinary student debt relief programs, including monthly contributions for eligible full-time doctors and lump-sum support tied to student work programs Mental health resources and employee assistance program Paid time for volunteering and community involvement Continuing education allowance and paid CE days Reimbursement for state licensure, DEA, and professional dues Relocation assistance for qualified candidates Employee discounts on pet care, products, fitness, and cellular plans Pathways for growth, leadership development, and dedicated coaching support Flexible scheduling within the clinic s operating hours The Role Deliver high-quality, preventive-focused small-animal medicine, including wellness care, vaccinations, and parasite control Perform general surgery and dentistry; utilize in-house diagnostics and imaging to guide care Communicate clearly with clients, supported by multilingual and ASL interpretation services Collaborate with veterinarians, technicians, and client service teams to ensure efficient, compassionate care Maintain accurate medical records and uphold quality, safety, and compliance standards Contribute to a positive, inclusive culture and mentor team members as appropriate Participate in a consistent weekday and Saturday schedule with early-morning starts Requirements DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution License (or eligibility) to practice veterinary medicine in Illinois Eligibility to work in the United States DEA license (or eligibility) and controlled substance compliance Strong clinical, communication, and teamwork skills Comfortable with a busy, retail-embedded environment and Saturday coverage Commitment to preventive care and client education #J-18808-Ljbffr