Veterinarian

Veterinarian J925865 Sierra Vista Arizona USD140K- USD150K / Year Advance your veterinary career in Sierra Vista, AZ with compensation up to $150,000. Join a collaborative, AAHA-accredited small-animal hospital committed to high standards of care and a supportive team culture. The Hospital This established, AAHA-accredited small-animal practice offers a well-organized, team-first environment where veterinarians are supported by credentialed technicians, veterinary assistants, and attentive client-service staff. The hospital is equipped for comprehensive general practice and many advanced services, including on-site imaging (radiology and ultrasound), dental imaging, an in-house laboratory, in-house pharmacy, a dedicated surgical suite, and hospitalization/isolation areas. Streamlined client systems such as online booking, wellness plan options, and clear follow-up protocols help clinicians focus on medicine while maintaining strong client communication. The practice operates primarily Monday through Friday daytime hours, with no regular weekend schedule, and is well-regarded by local pet owners for dependable, compassionate care. Location Sierra Vista, AZ blends a stable, defense-driven economy with an outdoors-forward lifestyle and a comfortable, high-desert climate. Nestled near the Huachuca Mountains at roughly 4,600 feet, it offers cooler summers, open skies, and easy access to nature. Fort Huachuca anchors the regional economy, supporting a wide range of civilian, contractor, and military family opportunities. Outdoor recreation is exceptional, from hiking in the Huachuca Mountains to world-class birding at Ramsey Canyon and along the San Pedro River. Enjoy a milder Arizona climate thanks to higher elevation, making year-round outdoor activities more comfortable. Strong local healthcare at Canyon Vista Medical Center, a key regional acute-care hospital. Local higher education through Cochise College, offering workforce, technical, and first-responder programs. An active community calendar, including farmers markets, Art in the Park, Festival of the Southwest, Cochise Cowboy Poetry, and a long-running holiday parade. Convenient regional access with a local airfield and reasonable driving distance to Tucson for additional services, culture, and university resources. Benefits Competitive compensation up to $150,000 Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Paid time off and paid holidays Continuing education allowance and dedicated CE days State veterinary license and DEA fee reimbursement Professional liability coverage Flexible weekday schedule; no regular weekend hours Employee pet care discounts Short- and long-term disability and life insurance Relocation assistance available for qualified candidates Supportive onboarding and collaborative case discussions The Role Provide high-quality small-animal general practice care, including preventive medicine, internal medicine, and urgent day-time cases as appropriate Perform soft-tissue surgery and dentistry within a fully equipped on-site surgical and dental environment Utilize in-house diagnostics, imaging, and laboratory capabilities to guide accurate, timely treatment plans Communicate clearly with clients to educate, present options, and ensure continuity of care Maintain detailed medical records and uphold AAHA-level protocols and safety standards, including anesthesia and pain management Collaborate closely with credentialed technicians, veterinary assistants, and client-service staff to deliver efficient, compassionate care Contribute to a positive, team-centered culture with a focus on patient outcomes and client satisfaction Requirements DVM/VMD degree from an accredited institution Current Arizona veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain before start) Eligibility to work in the United States DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain) Strong clinical, surgical, and dental skills with a commitment to AAHA standards Excellent communication, teamwork, and client-service skills #J-18808-Ljbffr Global Talent Partners