Veterinarian

Veterinarian

J698244 Happy Valley Oregon USD120K- USD150K / Year

Earn up to $150,000 as a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian in a compassionate, full-service veterinary clinic located in the scenic suburb of Happy Valley, OR. Join a dedicated team delivering exceptional care, enjoying a predictable schedule, and experiencing a meaningful work‑life balance.

The Hospital

This animal hospital is renowned for its compassionate, knowledgeable, and professional care. Clients praise the staff for their kindness and attentiveness, especially during emotionally charged visits. Supported by facilities that include a full range of necessary diagnostic and treatment equipment, this hospital offers comprehensive services: routine check‑ups, vaccinations, dental care, surgical interventions, and emergency support, all provided with a thorough and empathetic approach.

In‑house laboratory diagnostics and imaging capabilities ensure rapid and accurate treatment, supported by a collaborative environment focusing on client trust and the highest standard of veterinary care. The hospital operates with a welcoming and supportive team atmosphere, making it an ideal workplace for professionals dedicated to animal health.

Location

• Nestled in Clackamas County, southeast of Portland.
• High quality of life with strong income levels and high homeownership.
• Nearly half the adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher.
• Abundant parks and recreation areas like Mount Talbert and Happy Valley Park.
• Strong community spirit with numerous local events and excellent schools.
• Easy commute to Portland with access to major highways.

Benefits

• Signing and retention incentives up to $50,000.
• Competitive CE stipend.
• Licensing and dues reimbursement.
• 401(k) participation.
• Team member pet discounts.
• Emotional wellbeing support including access to mental health apps and 24/7 EAP.
• Paid Vacations
• Medical insurance
• Relocation assistance

The Role

• Comprehensive patient exams and medical work‑ups.
• Performing diagnostic procedures and surgery.
• Maintaining accurate medical records.
• Promote teamwork and efficient operation within the clinic.
• Engage in ongoing professional development.

Requirements

• Veterinarian degree (DVM or VMD) from an accredited college or university.
• Current State Veterinary License.
• Eligibility to work in the US.
• Strong diagnostic, surgical, and dental skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Joining our team allows you to work in a leading suburban animal hospital that genuinely values the health and well‑being of its patients, offers a supportive work environment, and maintains a strong community connection.