Veterinary Medical Director

Veterinary Medical Director J889328 Pasco Washington USD137K- USD207K / Year The Hospital This busy, community-focused small-animal hospital sits within a convenient retail-adjacent setting that brings steady client flow and a varied caseload. The clinical team is supported by a clear leadership structure and dedicated paraprofessionals, creating a collaborative, well-organized environment. Services include preventive and wellness care, vaccinations, dental care, routine soft-tissue surgery, microchipping, behavior and dermatology consultations, and client education. Facilities feature exam and treatment areas, a surgical suite, dental equipment, and in-house diagnostics, with access to virtual-care tools that complement in-person visits. The culture emphasizes mentorship, continuing education, and professional development, with pathways to lead, coach, and grow. Location Home to nationally recognized research and energy employers and a growing private sector University presence via Washington State University Tri-Cities for research ties and talent pipelines Easy travel and relocation with Tri-Cities Airport (PSC) offering nonstop flights to major hubs Columbia Valley wine country with renowned nearby appellations and vibrant tasting-room scene Outdoor recreation on riverfront trails, the Sacagawea Heritage Trail, Badger Mountain, and the Hanford Reach Signature community events like the Tri-City Water Follies and Art in the Park Family-friendly services with multiple local hospital systems and year-round community programming Overall cost of living generally more affordable than Western Washington Benefits Competitive compensation with production-based bonus potential Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with employer contribution Generous paid time off and paid holidays Paid parental leave CE allowance with paid CE days License and professional dues reimbursement (state veterinary license, DEA as applicable) Professional liability coverage Uniform/scrubs allowance Employee assistance and mental-health/wellbeing programs Flexible scheduling within a full-time framework Relocation support for qualified candidates The Role Lead medical quality, client experience, and hospital efficiency while practicing high-quality medicine Balance responsibilities with approximately 20-30 percent leadership and 70-80 percent clinical duties Mentor associate veterinarians and paraprofessionals; foster a positive, growth-oriented team culture Guide scheduling, workflow, and delegation to optimize productivity and patient care Provide comprehensive preventive care, diagnostics, dentistry, and routine soft-tissue surgery Develop treatment plans, communicate clearly with clients, and ensure thorough medical records Uphold safety and compliance standards; support continuous improvement in protocols and procedures Collaborate closely with practice leadership on goals, budgeting, and operational performance Engage in community-focused initiatives and preventive-care education Requirements DVM/VMD or equivalent from an accredited institution Active Washington veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain prior to start) Eligibility to work in the United States DEA license (or eligibility to obtain) Proven clinical skills in small-animal general practice; routine surgery and dentistry experience preferred Demonstrated leadership, communication, and team-mentoring ability Commitment to evidence-based medicine, client education, and high standards of care Benefits Competitive Salary , Paid Vacations , Medical insurance A full-time Veterinarian opportunity in Tri-Cities, WA, offers up to $190,000. This position suits a clinician who enjoys preventive care, collaborative teamwor #J-18808-Ljbffr Global Talent Partners