Veterinarian

Job Description

Job Description

Are you a compassionate and motivated veterinarian, ready to make a meaningful impact on the lives of animals and the people who love them? Houston Humane Society is seeking dedicated veterinarians to practice in our newly designed, fully-equipped, 10,000 sq ft clinic. Join us and provide outstanding medical care in a fast-paced, supportive and forward-thinking environment. This is your chance to practice high-quality medicine, while shaping the future of animal care in our community.

Nearly 40% of veterinarians consider leaving the profession due to burnout and poor work-life balance. We’re doing it differently.

Schedules are negotiable. There is strong, tech-driven support, and roles in both shelter medicine and our community clinic. Focus on medicine. Make a real impact.

Position Overview:

The purpose of this position is to serve as a Veterinarian for Houston Humane Society.

You will:

• Work in a brand new, fully-equipped, 10,000 sq ft public clinic with highly skilled staff.
• Perform services such as high-volume spaying and neutering, general exams, diagnostics, dentistry, lab work, and vaccinations.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities :

• Perform all duties of a DVM as sanctioned by Texas state law.
• Determine nature of disease or injury by examining pets.
• Perform surgical procedures and provide anesthesia services.
• Order and evaluate laboratory tests.
• Provide training for personnel and volunteers related to animal care, nutrition, breeding, sanitation, and techniques for handling animals with a broad range of temperaments.
• Prepare and maintain appropriate records.
• Plan and conduct continuing animal health education.
• Collaborate with other agency departments and staff to ensure continuity of care.
• All other duties that arise in the course of daily operations.

Qualifications & Skills:

• Requires a Doctoral degree in Veterinary Medicine. Must be licensed by the Texas State Board of Veterinary Medicine. License must also include DPS and FDA controlled substance licensure.
• Maintain current DVM license in good standing.
• Knowledge of Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.
• Strong client service skills.
• Strong leadership, communication and motivations skills. Has the ability to direct, guide and assist a group of individuals.
• Spanish language skills both written and spoken preferred, but not required.