Weekend Veterinarian

Grow your career with a respected, community-centered practice delivering high-quality care with a supportive, experienced team.

The Hospital

• Long-established, community-focused small animal practice with a loyal client base and strong local reputation
• Collaborative, team-based culture spanning veterinarians, licensed veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, client service professionals, and kennel/day-care support
• Broad on-site capabilities: preventive wellness, general medicine, diagnostics, soft-tissue surgery, dentistry, and in-clinic pharmacy and laboratory support
• In-house imaging including radiography and ultrasound to expedite case workups and treatment plans
• Dedicated surgical and dental suites designed for efficient, high-standard care
• Opportunity to participate in wildlife rehabilitation cases for candidates seeking broader clinical exposure
• Historical mixed/large-animal component with facilities that support occasional farm or large-animal cases for interested clinicians
• Predictable weekday daytime schedule; no regular weekend clinic shifts reported

Residents enjoy abundant outdoor recreation, community events, and convenient access to major amenities.

• Quick regional access: approximately 15 miles to Spokane International Airport and a short drive to downtown Spokane
• Outdoor lifestyle: Active community life: local festivals such as Valleyfest and regular markets and events at CenterPlace
• Diverse economy: manufacturing, distribution, and aerospace presence provide a stable local base
• Schools and education: multiple school districts serve the Valley, with nearby colleges and universities in the region
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Reimbursement for state licensure and DEA registration
• Relocation assistance for eligible candidates
• Life and disability insurance options
• Parental leave and family-friendly policies
• Predictable weekday schedule; no regular weekend clinic shifts reported

Deliver high-quality primary care including exams, diagnostics, treatment planning, and client communication

• Perform soft-tissue surgery and dentistry within dedicated surgical and dental suites
• Utilize in-house imaging (radiography, ultrasound) and laboratory support to guide timely clinical decisions
• Document medical records thoroughly and contribute to case continuity and quality standards
• Optional opportunities to engage in wildlife rehabilitation and occasional mixed/large-animal cases, depending on interest and experience

Eligible for and able to obtain licensure to practice veterinary medicine in Washington

• DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)