Associate Veterinarian (Entry-Level)
Location: Lancaster, PA
Salary: $130K-$150K + Annual Bonus or Production + Relocation Assistance
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, Life, 4-5 wks PTO, Holidays, Tuition Reimbursement, 401K
Job Type: Full-Time 
Hours: 36 hrs. per week – Flexible # of days; one Saturday/mth. (NO overnights, Sundays, or on-call)
Sponsorship: Not Available
Relocation Assistance: Available

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Associate Veterinarian (Entry-Level) Description

Our client is seeking entry level Associate Veterinarians to join their hospital in Lancaster, PA. There are no overnight shifts or Sunday hours. In this role, you will deliver a personalized client and patient experience while practicing high-quality medicine in a collaborative, ethics-driven environment. The ideal candidate is an animal advocate who communicates clearly, exercises strong clinical judgment, and builds lasting trust with pet owners. You must be compassionate, team-oriented, and enjoy continuous learning. This is a great opportunity to join a non-corporate practice where pets are prioritized over profit, with access to modern equipment and technology, structured mentorship, and strong support for ongoing clinical growth.

Top-Notch Mentorship Program: This position provides new Veterinarians with exceptional support through a structured, 6-month 1-on-1 mentorship program, along with future access to advanced surgical mentorship opportunities.

Associate Veterinarian (Entry-Level) Responsibilities

•    Provide emergency medical care, diagnosis, and treatment for canine and feline patients
•    Perform physical examinations and develop appropriate diagnostic and treatment plans
•    Manage emergency and urgent medical cases including trauma, toxicities, and acute illnesses
•    Interpret diagnostic tests including laboratory results, radiographs, and other imaging
•    Monitor hospitalized patients and adjust treatment plans based on clinical response
•    Triage emergency cases and initiate stabilization and critical care protocols
•    Perform emergency and urgent surgical procedures as indicated
•    Communicate diagnoses, treatment options, and care plans clearly with pet owners
•    Collaborate with veterinary technicians and hospital staff to deliver high-quality patient care
•    Maintain accurate medical records while following hospital protocols and best practices

Associate Veterinarian (Entry-Level) Qualifications

•    DVM/VMD from an accredited program is required (or upcoming DVM/VMD)
•    North American Veterinary License required (or soon to earn, if finishing Veterinary school)
•    Willingness to work one Saturday per month is required