Overnight Vet

Locum Veterinarian opportunity in Leominster, MA, with compensation up to $160,000. Step into a community-focused small-animal practice where strong support and collaborative medicine allow clinicians to thrive.

The Hospital

This established, community-oriented hospital delivers compassionate, client-focused care with a calm, stress-reduction approach for patients. The medical team is backed by a well-structured support network that includes certified veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, client service professionals, and dedicated pet-care staff. A broad primary-care caseload offers variety across wellness, dentistry, imaging, and general surgery. On-site capabilities include diagnostic x-rays, dental radiography, in-house laboratory testing, and standard surgical and anesthesia support. The facility also offers boarding options, including services for small companion pets, as well as day and overnight care. Digital tools streamline scheduling, records, and prescription refills to help clinicians focus on medicine.

Leominster, MA combines regional convenience with New England charm, balancing affordability, outdoor recreation, and easy access to major employment hubs.

• MBTA commuter rail service to Boston via the North Leominster stop, plus quick highway access on Route 2 and I-190.
• Leominster State Forest and nearby Wachusett Mountain for hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and year-round outdoor activities.
• Local healthcare services through a regional hospital campus in the city.
• Vibrant community traditions, including the annual Johnny Appleseed Festival.
• Retail and dining options at regional centers such as the Mall at Whitney Field and Twin City Plaza, plus hotel capacity for visitors.
• Education and workforce resources nearby, including Mount Wachusett Community College in Leominster and Fitchburg State University a short drive away.
• Flexible scheduling tailored to locum assignments
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance options
• State veterinary license and DEA fee reimbursement
• Short- and long-term disability and life insurance
• Travel or lodging support for approved assignments

Provide high-quality small-animal primary care, including wellness, preventive medicine, and sick visits

• Perform dentistry with dental radiography and routine soft-tissue surgery where comfortable
• Utilize diagnostic x-rays and in-house laboratory testing to guide case management
• Communicate clearly with clients and maintain accurate, timely medical records
• Use digital tools for efficient workflows, including scheduling and prescription refills
• License to practice veterinary medicine in Massachusetts (or ability to obtain prior to start)
• DEA registration and Massachusetts controlled substance registration (or eligibility)
• Experience in small-animal general practice preferred, including comfort with dentistry and routine surgery