Veterinarian

Veterinarian J889134 Haslett Michigan USD119K- USD182K / Year Advance your veterinary career in Haslett, MI as a full-time Veterinarian, earning up to $182,000. Step into a progressive, prevention-focused practice where clinical autonomy is supported by a skilled team and modern tools. The Hospital A well-established small-animal hospital serving a loyal, wellness-minded client base. The team includes veterinarians, credentialed veterinary technicians, and client service coordinators who work together to deliver high-quality, efficient care. Preventive care at the core, with strong client education and communication On-site general surgery and dentistry In-house imaging and lab diagnostics, including digital radiography and dental x-ray On-site pharmacy, microchipping, and client-friendly curbside/drop-off options Translation services available to support diverse clients Organized workflows and defined team roles that help doctors focus on medicine Inclusive, growth-oriented culture with structured development and training support Convenient location near major retail and commuter routes for easy access Location This role is based in Haslett, MI, a lakeside community in Meridian Charter Township on the northeast edge of the Lansing metro. It offers the ease of suburban living with quick access to major employers, higher education, and year-round recreation. Easy access to Lake Lansing for beaches, boating, trails, and four-season outdoor fun A community committed to parks, playgrounds, and trail networks for active lifestyles Highly regarded Haslett Public Schools in a family-friendly district Minutes from Michigan State University and downtown Lansing for culture, sports, and events Seasonal farmers markets, community festivals, and a growing local food scene Suburban neighborhoods with the amenities of a connected metro area Short average commute times so you spend more time living, not driving Benefits Competitive base compensation plus production Sign-on bonus and relocation support available Paid time off and paid holidays Medical, dental, and vision insurance Health Savings Account 401(k) with company match Company-paid life insurance; short- and long-term disability Liability and malpractice coverage Student loan repayment support and financial counseling Paid parental leave; fertility and family-building assistance Mental health resources and well-being support Continuing education allowance and paid CE time Licensing and professional dues support Clinical autonomy with mentorship and coaching opportunities Flexible scheduling aligned with daytime clinic hours Paid volunteer time and community engagement opportunities Discounts on personal pet care and select services Employee referral bonus program The Role Full-time small-animal position providing comprehensive preventive care and internal medicine Perform general surgery and dentistry with support from experienced technicians Utilize in-house imaging and laboratory equipment to diagnose and manage cases Communicate clearly with clients, set expectations, and build lasting relationships Maintain accurate medical records and uphold hospital protocols and safety standards Collaborate across a multi-disciplinary team and contribute to continuous improvement Participate in client-friendly workflows, including drop-off/curbside as needed Requirements DVM or VMD degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution Current Michigan veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain prior to start) Eligibility to work in the United States DEA license (or eligibility to obtain) Strong interest in preventive medicine, client communication, and team collaboration Comfort with routine surgery and dentistry; all experience levels are encouraged to apply #J-18808-Ljbffr