Associate Veterinarian

Associate Veterinarian – Elevate Your Medical Journey at The Meadows The Meadows Veterinary Center is seeking a passionate, experienced Associate Veterinarian to join our privately owned AAHA accredited practice in Windsor, Colorado. We believe the decision of where to continue your professional journey is one of the most important ones you will make. We are dedicated to providing the support and environment you need to practice comprehensive companion animal medicine at its highest level. The Meadows Veterinary Center Located in the heart of Windsor, The Meadows is your ultimate basecamp for the Colorado lifestyle. Experience "The Meadows Way" – where you can practice high-level, specialist-supported medicine without the big-city burnout. Windsor is consistently ranked as one of Colorado’s safest and most family-friendly communities. Here, you’ll find a perfect blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. From top-tier school districts and sprawling community parks to the local summer concert series at Boardwalk Park, we offer a place where you can build a life, not just a career. Windsor offers the rare trifecta of incredible outdoor access, a safe environment to raise a family, and a thriving local economy. It’s a place where work-life harmony isn't just a phrase on a job description; it’s our daily reality. Our Culture & Principles We are founded on the principle of caring for our clients and patients while maintaining a fair fee structure that allows for appropriate compensation to our team. Individualized & Gentle Care: We specialize in healthcare plans tailored to each patient and low-stress handling techniques to decrease patient anxiety. Accountability & Order: We insist on systems and direct, honest communication to ensure an exceptional experience for every client and patient. Work-Life Harmony: We believe the key to a long-term career is a solid foundation of support from the practice you call home. Why The Meadows? 12-Year AAHA Accreditation: Join the elite 15% of veterinary hospitals in North America that meet the highest standards in pet care. Collaborative Case Management: Benefit from a unique learning environment for case collaboration with our internal associate team and an extensive network of veterinarians. Specialist Partnership On-Site: We regularly partner with a mobile network of boarded specialists—including Internists, Surgeons, Cardiologists, Dentists, and Oncologists for advanced diagnostics, procedures, and case management. Highly Trained Team: Our paraprofessional staff are utilized to their fullest potential, allowing you to focus on high-level patient care and complex medical workups. The Tools to Practice Your Way Practice in a beautifully designed hospital specifically engineered to enhance the client experience and optimize medical workflow. Our hospital is equipped with the advanced technology needed to support your medical and surgical goals: Advanced Imaging: Digital radiology with specialist review, Point-Of-Care Ultrasound, and on-site comprehensive Ultrasound & Endoscopy. Surgical Excellence: Well-equipped suite featuring with Central Vue Monitoring (BP, capnography, pulse oximetry, HR, RR). Comprehensive Dentistry: Multiple dental suites with digital dental radiology and specialty dental support on-site. Alternative Therapies: Therapeutic Laser and Acupuncture services. Compensation & Benefits We reward exceptional practitioners for their dedication to outstanding care: Competitive Pro-Sal Compensation: A structure that rewards your hard work and dedication. Full Benefits Package: Includes medical and dental insurance, retirement account, and a flexible earning account for continuing education. Professional Support: Paid licensure, memberships, liability insurance, life, and disability coverage. Sustainability: A reasonable work schedule within a supportive team environment. What You'll Need DVM/VMD Degree from an accredited university. Minimum 1 year of clinical experience in companion animal practice. Valid Colorado Veterinary License in good standing. USDA Accreditation, DEA License & Professional Liability Insurance. The "Meadows Mindset": Active listening, critical thinking, and the emotional maturity to handle the pressures of a busy clinical environment with poise and tact. Physical & Environmental Requirements Diagnostic Precision: The role demands sharp sensory awareness—from the manual dexterity needed for intricate surgeries to the visual and auditory acuity required for high-level auscultation and clinical observation. Dynamic Mobility: Our facility is designed for ergonomic efficiency, but the role requires the physical resilience to remain active on hospital tile flooring for up to 12 hours. Capacity to perform a wide range of physical motions throughout the day, including bending, stooping, crouching, kneeling, and reaching overhead. Environmental Alertness: You must maintain high alertness for patient behavior and environmental safety while remaining resilient to the noise and odors inherent in a high-volume, high-care facility. Clinical Stamina: Resilience in an environment with exposure to noise, gas anesthesia, and medical chemicals (safety equipment provided). Patient Handling: Intermittent restraint of patients weighing up to 200 pounds and the ability to lift animals up to 50 pounds independently. Fine Motor Precision: High-level manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination for delicate tasks such as surgery, fine manipulation, and grasping specialized equipment. #J-18808-Ljbffr