Veterinarian

Veterinarian J929191 Gardner Massachusetts[D] USD150K- USD160K / Year Build your veterinary career in Gardner, MA, as an Associate Veterinarian with compensation up to $160,000. Join a collaborative small-animal practice that pairs high standards with genuine community care. The Hospital AAHA-accredited, with Fear Free and Cat Friendly recognition, reflecting a commitment to high-quality, low-stress patient care. Full-service general practice featuring modern exam rooms, in-hospital surgery and dental suites, an in-hospital pharmacy, digital radiography, and ultrasound for efficient same-site diagnostics. Team-based environment with experienced veterinarians, credentialed technicians, and dedicated client-service staff supporting excellent medicine and workflow. Culture centered on mentorship, hands-on learning, and continuous professional growth. Community-focused with client wellness plans and digital tools that enhance communication and follow-up care. Strong local reputation for compassionate care and positive outcomes. Location Gardner, MA, offers small-city comfort with easy access to outdoor adventure, education, and a growing downtown. Known as the Chair City of New England, it blends affordability with a friendly, stable community. Small city of approximately 21,300 residents, delivering a supportive, small-town feel with convenient local services. Dunn State Park nearby for swimming, fishing, and wooded trails; Wachusett Mountain is a short drive for year-round hiking and winter skiing. Home to Mount Wachusett Community College, offering workforce training and continuing-education opportunities. Local healthcare anchor at Heywood Hospital provides comprehensive medical services close to home. More affordable housing options than Greater Boston and commutes that fit a balanced lifestyle. Strong manufacturing and industrial base with active business growth. Regional transit via MART connects to MBTA commuter-rail hubs, making regional travel practical. Revitalizing, walkable downtown with community events, arts, and new small businesses. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Paid time off and paid holidays Continuing education allowance and paid CE days Reimbursement for state licensure, DEA registration, and professional dues Professional liability coverage Short- and long-term disability and life insurance Paid parental leave Relocation assistance for eligible candidates Employee pet care discounts Mentorship and funded professional development Uniform allowance The Role Deliver high-quality general practice care including wellness and sick visits, preventive medicine, and client education. Develop and implement diagnostic and treatment plans, utilizing on-site imaging and resources. Perform general soft-tissue surgery and dentistry as desired, supported by skilled technicians. Practice low-stress, feline-friendly handling and maintain thorough, compliant medical records. Collaborate closely with credentialed technicians and client-service teams to ensure excellent patient outcomes and client satisfaction. Participate in quality improvement and contribute to a positive, learning-focused culture. Requirements DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution License to practice veterinary medicine in Massachusetts (or ability to obtain) Eligibility to work in the United States DEA registration (or eligibility) Commitment to low-stress handling and high clinical standards Strong communication and teamwork skills; new graduates are welcome to apply #J-18808-Ljbffr