Veterinary Medical Director

Veterinary Medical Director J922421 Cape Coral Florida USD160K- USD170K / Year Lead as Medical Director at a well-established small animal hospital in Cape Coral, FL, with earnings up to $170,000. Shape medical standards, mentor a capable team, and make a lasting impact in a thriving coastal community. The Hospital Established, community-focused small animal practice serving generations of local pet owners Varied general-practice caseload: wellness and preventive care, dentistry, soft-tissue surgery, and behavioral consults On-site diagnostics for efficient case work-ups, including radiology and an in-house laboratory ICU-level support with monitoring equipment, oxygen/ventilation support, and on-site blood analysis for critical patients Same-day walk-ins accepted, providing a steady, dynamic case flow Opportunities to integrate complementary therapies such as acupuncture and laser therapy Collaborative, multi-disciplinary team culture with experienced technicians, assistants, client service, and kennel/day-care support Weekday and Saturday schedule with some evening availability; closed on Sundays Well-reviewed locally with active community feedback Location Located in Southwest Florida, Cape Coral offers year-round sunshine, waterfront living, and quick access to Gulf beaches. The city is known for its extensive canal network and an easy lifestyle centered around boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation, with convenient travel links and strong local services. Rapidly growing city with an expanding community and labor market Over 400 miles of canals offering waterfront living, boating, and Gulf access Approximately 20 to 40 minutes to Gulf beaches, including Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel/Captiva Short drive to Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) for convenient travel Strong local services and healthcare presence, with continued investment in new facilities Nature preserves, boardwalks, trails, and family-friendly parks within the city Broad range of housing options: canal-front homes, golf communities, and newer suburban neighborhoods Active city amenities including marinas, golf, waterpark, and year-round recreation programs Access to schools within the School District of Lee County and nearby higher-education options Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Paid time off and paid holidays Continuing education allowance and paid CE days State veterinary license and professional dues reimbursement DEA registration support Professional liability coverage Short-term and long-term disability, and life insurance Relocation assistance available Employee pet care discounts Leadership development and mentorship resources The Role Provide clinical leadership, set medical standards, and champion best practices across the hospital Deliver high-quality primary and preventive care, diagnostics, and treatment planning Perform or oversee dentistry and routine soft-tissue surgeries Manage and support complex cases with available ICU-level monitoring and oxygen/ventilation support Foster a positive, team-based culture; mentor veterinarians and clinical support staff Engage with same-day walk-ins to maintain timely, accessible care Ensure accurate medical records and clear client communication Collaborate on scheduling, workflow efficiency, and hospital policies Typical schedule includes weekdays with some evening coverage and rotating Saturdays; closed Sundays Requirements DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution Current or eligibility for Florida veterinary license Eligibility to work in the United States DEA license (or eligibility to obtain) Clinical leadership experience preferred; strong interest in mentoring and standards of care expected Proficiency with general-practice medicine, dentistry, and routine soft-tissue surgery Comfortable leveraging on-site diagnostics and patient monitoring resources #J-18808-Ljbffr Global Talent Partners