Veterinarian - General Practice (Part Time)

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Veterinarian J889086 Jacksonville North Carolina USD120K- USD140K / Year

Earn up to $140,000 as a Part-Time Veterinarian in Jacksonville, NC. This is a chance to practice high-quality small-animal medicine with strong clinical support in a well-established, client-friendly setting.

The Hospital Well-established, retail-anchored small-animal clinic with steady client demand and a strong focus on preventive care

Supportive, team-based environment with skilled technicians and veterinary assistants

General surgical and dental suites, in-house diagnostic testing, digital imaging (including dental), and an on-site pharmacy

Broad service offering, including wellness care, vaccinations, microchipping, dental care, routine surgery, behavior evaluation, dermatology/skin care, and comprehensive exams

Daytime schedule with appointment-based care (including some Saturdays)

Professional phone-based interpreter service available for non-English-speaking clients

Emphasis on professional development, mentorship, and well-being within an inclusive workplace culture

Location Jacksonville, North Carolina blends coastal living with a stable, growing economy anchored by major U.S. Marine installations. The city offers convenient travel options, family-friendly amenities, and easy escapes to beaches and water activities.

Thriving regional hub anchored by Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River

Short drive to Atlantic beaches, including Topsail Island (approximately 30-50 minutes)

Outdoor lifestyle on the New River with kayaking, fishing, riverfront parks, and greenways

Convenient regional flights via Albert J. Ellis Airport, roughly 10-15 miles from the city

Competitive housing options and a cost of living favorable to many coastal NC metros

Strong K-12 options through Onslow County Schools and workforce training at Coastal Carolina Community College

Local hospital and healthcare services nearby

Year-round community events, amphitheater performances, and family-friendly parks

Car-friendly commutes with easy access to major local employers and recreation

Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) and Roth retirement plans with company match

Paid time off and holidays

Robust mental health and well-being resources, including counseling and coaching

Company-paid life insurance with options to increase coverage

Short- and long-term disability coverage

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA)

Paid parental leave (birth and adoption)

Continuing education allowance

Backup child and elder care resources

Fertility and family-building support

Digital exercise and wellness programs

Voluntary protection benefits for hospital stays, critical illness, and accidents

Legal plan and identity protection

Commuter benefits

Complimentary preventive care plan options for personal pets

Flexible scheduling and opportunities for growth, leadership, coaching, and mentoring

Inclusive culture with equity, inclusion, and diversity resources

Employer-supported community volunteer opportunities

Eligibility and specific offerings may vary by employment status

The Role Part-time small-animal clinician role in a general practice setting

Deliver high-quality preventive care, diagnostics, dentistry, and routine soft-tissue surgery

Build trusted relationships with clients and provide clear, compassionate communication

Collaborate closely with technicians and assistants to support efficient, team-based care

Maintain accurate medical records and uphold high standards of patient safety and client service

Contribute to a positive, inclusive culture and help mentor support staff

Appointment-based daytime schedule with potential Saturday availability; no overnights

Requirements Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) or equivalent

Active North Carolina veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain before start)

Eligibility to work in the United States

DEA registration (or eligibility) preferred

Strong clinical communication skills and a commitment to preventive care and teamwork

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