Veterinarian

Veterinarian J888860 Kenmore Washington USD131K- USD199K / Year Hiring a full-time Veterinarian in Kenmore, WA with compensation up to $199,000. Join a well-used small-animal practice where collaborative teams, practical resources, and community-focused care set doctors up for success. The Hospital This established general practice serves dogs and cats with a strong emphasis on preventive and general medicine. The environment is team-oriented, inclusive, and designed to help clinicians practice high-quality, efficient care. Early weekday start times and weekend coverage support client access while maintaining a supportive culture and manageable workflows. Multidisciplinary support team including veterinarians, a practice manager, shift leads, veterinary assistants, and client service coordinators On-site diagnostics and imaging, including digital radiography, dental digital X-ray, and an in-house laboratory for rapid results General surgery and dentistry capabilities to support spay/neuter and routine soft-tissue procedures On-site pharmacy and convenient drop-off services that streamline client experience and care delivery Easy-access retail center location with ample parking and proximity to major routes for straightforward commuting Employer-backed continuing education, mentorship, mental health and wellbeing resources, and student-debt assistance for eligible veterinarians Location Set on the north shore of Lake Washington, Kenmore blends small-city convenience with easy connections to Seattle and the Eastside. It offers scenic waterfront spots, abundant parks, active community events, and a relaxed, neighborhood feel. Waterfront living: Log Boom Park offers expansive shoreline access, a public dock, and sunset views Nature on the doorstep: Minutes to Saint Edward State Park for hiking, picnics, and outdoor gatherings Community vibe: Town Square and The Hangar host a weekly farmers market, summer concerts, and year-round events Strong regional access: Situated on SR-522 with quick links to I-405; commutable to Seattle, Bellevue, and Redmond via road and transit Family friendly: Recognized public school options in surrounding districts Local identity: Active waterfront with seaplane views and a nearby university presence that enriches the community Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Paid time off and paid holidays Mental health and wellbeing support, including access to counseling and coaching resources Company-paid life insurance with options to supplement Short-term and long-term disability coverage Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Account Paid parental leave for birth and adoption Continuing education allowance and dedicated professional development support Student debt relief programs for eligible full-time veterinarians Back-up child care, elder care, and family support resources Fertility and family-building support Digital exercise therapy and wellness tools Voluntary protection benefits for critical illness, accident, and hospital stays Identity protection and a legal assistance plan Commuter benefits Flexible scheduling and the ability to practice as an autonomous clinician within a supportive team Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion The Role Full-time small-animal general practice focused on preventive care, wellness exams, and vaccinations Perform spay/neuter and routine soft-tissue surgery; provide dentistry supported by dental X-ray Utilize on-site digital radiography and in-house lab for timely diagnostics and case management Provide microchipping and compassionate end-of-life care Prescribe and manage treatments supported by an on-site pharmacy Build strong, trust-based client relationships and deliver clear, empathetic communication Collaborate with a seasoned support team to maintain efficient, high-quality workflows Contribute to a positive culture, mentoring and supporting team members as needed Participate in a schedule that includes early weekday starts and weekend coverage Maintain thorough medical records and uphold safety and quality standards Requirements Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM or VMD) degree from an accredited institution License to practice veterinary medicine in Washington, or eligibility to obtain licensure Authorization to work in the United States Strong clinical judgment, communication skills, and a collaborative approach Comfort performing general surgery and dentistry, with willingness to work some weekends #J-18808-Ljbffr