Veterinarian

Veterinarian

J922521 Sandy Utah USD130K- USD150K / Year

Advance your veterinary career in a collaborative, accredited small animal hospital in Sandy Hills, UT, earning up to $150,000. Join a supportive team that values high-quality medicine, low-stress handling, and a balanced, rewarding work life.

The Hospital

• Accredited by a national companion-animal hospital accrediting body and recognized for low-stress handling practices
• Full-service care: wellness and preventive medicine, internal medicine, dentistry with dental radiographs, routine and elective surgery, hospitalization/ICU, and hospice/palliative services
• On-site capabilities: in-house laboratory, radiology/x-ray, dental radiography, surgical suite, ICU/hospitalization area, in-house pharmacy, inhalant anesthesia, oxygen and transfusion therapies
• Dedicated support teams: technician supervisors, client services, kennel/boarding, grooming, day care, and training staff who enable clinicians to focus on patient care
• Boarding, day care, grooming, and structured training classes on-site
• Practical logistics: a pet-taxi service supports patient transport for appointments, procedures, and emergencies
• Team-oriented culture with clear communication, steady caseload, and positive community reviews
• Facility tours available for interested candidates

Location

• Sandy Hills blends small-neighborhood charm with big regional advantages. Nestled at the foothills of the Wasatch Range, it offers immediate access to trails and canyons while remaining an easy commute to downtown Salt Lake City and major employers across the valley.
• Close-knit, residential community with its own local council and strong neighborhood identity
• Quick outdoor escapes: near Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons for hiking, skiing, and climbing; Dimple Dell Regional Park offers about 630 acres and 15+ miles of multi-use trails
• Convenient commuting: nearby UTA TRAX Blue Line stations in Sandy provide direct rail access to downtown; typical off-peak drive to downtown is about 20-25 minutes
• Entertainment and amenities close by: America First Field and the Mountain America Exposition Center host sports, concerts, and events
• Family-friendly services: access to area schools in the Canyons School District and a range of city parks and recreation options
• Strong regional connectivity to employers in the south Salt Lake Valley and Silicon Slopes

Benefits

• Competitive compensation up to $150,000
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with employer match
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Continuing education stipend and paid CE days
• Coverage for state licensure, DEA registration, and professional liability insurance
• Employee pet care discounts
• Uniform allowance
• Short-term and long-term disability options, and life insurance
• Relocation assistance available
• Flexible scheduling with a focus on work-life balance
• Mentorship and ongoing case collaboration within a supportive team

The Role

• Deliver comprehensive primary care, including wellness exams, vaccinations, and management of acute and chronic conditions
• Perform general surgery and dentistry, including interpretation of dental radiographs and collaboration with experienced technicians for anesthesia and monitoring
• Utilize on-site diagnostics (lab, radiology, dental radiography) to guide treatment plans and provide timely client communication
• Oversee hospitalized and post-operative patients within a dedicated ICU/hospitalization area
• Practice low-stress handling and support a client-centered, team-oriented culture
• Participate in medical recordkeeping and contribute to continuous quality improvement and case reviews
• Collaborate closely with a robust support staff and engage with the on-site boarding, grooming, day care, and training teams as needed for coordinated care

Requirements

• DVM or equivalent degree
• License to practice veterinary medicine in the State of Utah (or eligibility to obtain)
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• DEA license (active or eligible)
• Commitment to low-stress handling and high-quality, evidence-based medicine
• Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach