Veterinary Medical Oncologist

We are seeking a Board Certified or Residency Trained Veterinary Medical Oncologist to join a highly collaborative, specialty driven hospital serving a wide referral base across Oklahoma and North Texas. This is an opportunity to step into an established caseload while helping shape the future of oncology services in a thriving, centrally located market.

You will work alongside experienced Emergency and Critical Care DVMs, skilled specialists, rotating interns, and a strong technical team in a true team first environment. The hospital maintains a diverse caseload that includes complex oncology cases, emergency referrals, exotics, and general practice support. Collaboration is not a buzzword here. It is how care gets delivered.

This team has also contributed to published veterinary research, partnering with major universities on clinical studies including snakebite treatment and oncology research. If advancing medicine matters to you, you will be in the right place.

What You Will Do

Lead and grow medical oncology services within a well equipped specialty hospital
Collaborate closely with surgery, emergency, and advanced care teams
Provide consultative support to referring veterinarians across the region
Contribute to a culture focused on progressive medicine and strong mentorship
Deliver compassionate, client centered oncology care with high clinical standards

What You Will Bring

DVM licensed or eligible for licensure in Oklahoma
Board Certification or Residency Training in Medical Oncology
Commitment to collaboration and clinical excellence
Desire to build lasting relationships with clients and referring partners

Compensation and Benefits

Highly competitive base compensation
Sign on and retention incentives
No negative accrual for financial stability
Flexible scheduling options
Generous paid time off
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance and professional liability coverage fully paid
401k with company match
CE allowance of 2500 dollars annually plus CE specific PTO
Student loan repayment program up to 15000 dollars per year for four years
DEA and state licensure fees covered at 100 percent
Parental leave
Professional development programs including advanced training opportunities
Mental wellness support platform available 24 7
Scrub and white coat allowance
Employee discounts
529 college savings benefit

The Hospital Environment

This is a 14000 square foot hybrid specialty and full service small animal hospital serving the community for more than three decades. The facility includes multiple exam rooms, double surgical suites, full in house laboratory capabilities, ultrasound, radiology, a fully staffed 24 7 ICU, and advanced treatment technologies including a pet specific hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber.

The mission is simple and clear. Deliver advanced, compassionate care that helps pets live longer, healthier, and more comfortable lives. The culture reflects that mission. The team values empathy, clinical rigor, and continuous advancement in veterinary medicine.

Why Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City offers the rare combination of opportunity and affordability. The cost of living is significantly lower than most major metropolitan areas, allowing your compensation to stretch further while maintaining an excellent quality of life.

For sports fans, the NBA is right in your backyard with the Oklahoma City Thunder. For outdoor enthusiasts, lakes, rivers, hiking trails, and the Wichita Mountains are all within easy reach. The city’s food scene continues to grow, with standout restaurants and a revitalized downtown that keeps getting better each year.

Centrally located, easy to navigate, and family friendly, Oklahoma City gives you room to build both a thriving practice and a balanced life.

If you are looking for a place where you can practice high level oncology, collaborate with strong clinical minds, and enjoy a lifestyle that makes sense long term, this opportunity deserves a serious look.