HQHV Spay Neuter Veterinarian

The Animal Alliance of Greater Syracuse (AAGS) is excited to announce the upcoming launch of the AAGS Spay/Neuter Clinic, and we need a Medical Director to lead our pack! AAGS is a group of animal advocates who are dedicated to making Central New York a safer and more humane home for animals and the people who care about them. Our clinic will provide high-quality, high-volume, low-cost (HQHVLC) spay and neuter surgeries, for dogs, domestic cats, and feral/community cats. We are looking for a Veterinary professional to be our high-quality spay/neuter champion who enjoys both clinical work and leadership responsibilities. They will oversee the day-to-day clinical operations, mentor staff and lead our high standard of care. They will lead this clinic's vital role in reducing pet overpopulation and enhancing animal well-being across Central New York. This position may be Full Time or Part Time. Who Are We Looking For: We are seeking a Veterinarian professional who is licensed to practice in NYS (DVM/VMD) and has an active DEA license. We value candidates who understand or are eager to learn the HQHVLC approach to spay/neuter surgery, as it aligns with our mission to increase access to care while maintaining high medical standards. Good communication, strong work ethic and commitment to our Clinic’s mission to reduce the unwanted pet overpopulation and promote animal health and safety to the community is required. Job Summary: Oversee daily clinical operations to make sure the clinic is set up for success. Provide comprehensive care for surgical patients and ensure adherence to all pre-, peri-, and post-operative protocols. Train staff and participants in safe, efficient clinic practices while maintaining a professional, supportive environment. As Medical Director, you will have the support of and will work closely with the AAGS Board of Directors, Executive Director, Clinic Manager, amazing clinical team and support staff. Key Responsibilities: Perform pre-op exams, high-volume sterilizations (training provided), and post-op checks Oversee patient care, controlled substance handling, and recovery Administer vaccines and recommend follow-up care Handle surgical complications and perform CPR/emergency procedures Maintain ethical, safe, and professional veterinary standards Evaluate and improve medical protocols with clinic leadership Supervise, train, and support clinic staff and volunteers Communicate effectively with the AAGS Board of Directors, Executive Director, Clinic Manager and training program participants Participate in special events and ongoing training Work Environment: Busy, high-volume clinic with potential exposure to chemicals, sharps, and anesthetic gases. Must be able to adapt to changing schedules and travel for training as needed. If you're passionate about animal welfare and ready to help us launch something meaningful, apply today and be a part of improving animal welfare in Central New York. Employment Type: Full Time Salary: $100,000 - $140,000 Annual Bonus/Commission: No